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Performance tables

Caistor Grammar School is celebrating an outstanding sweep of success in this year's Performance Tables. At A level, it leads Lincolnshire for the 9th year in succession with an average point score per student of 1083.8 and an average point score per entry of 421.8. At GCSE, the School gained 100% of its students getting 5 A* - C including English and Maths, gained a Value Added score of 1020.9 and gained an average point score per student (best 8) of 427.1. The average point score per pupil was the highest score of any Lincolnshire school. Headmaster, Roger Hale, said "We are absolutely delighted by this further confirmation of our excellence as an institution. Students, teachers and parents all combine to get the best results possible. Well done to everyone involved!".

Visit to DFE

Our Headmaster, Mr Roger Hale, had the honour of visiting the Minister of State for Schools, Mr Nick Gibb, at the DFE earlier this week. Mr Nick Bowles MP for Grantham, Mr Nick Gibbs's Parliamentary Private Secretary was also at the meeting. Mr Hale along with two other Lincolnshire Grammar School Head teachers, Mr Jonathan Maddox of Bourne Grammar School and Mr Graham Burks of Kesteven and Grantham Girls' High School formed a delegation of three to lobby the Minister about Sixth Form Funding in Lincolnshire.

History lesson of a lifetime for CGS students

The most memorable of the Holocaust Awareness Week events was organized at Caistor Grammar School and took place on Wednesday 25th January when one of the "Winton children", Eve Leadbeater, arrived to give an account of her own experience with the tragedy of Second World War. Read more by clicking here >>

Duke of Edinburgh Awards Evening

Gold and Bronze Award winners for the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme were honoured at a recent Awards Evening, which also served to thank to Mr Michael Robinson for his great leadership over many years in the Scheme.

Christmas Evening, Wednesday 13th December

As we enter the last few days of the Autumn Term, looking forward to Christmas, those at Caistor Parish Church on Wednesday evening, were given a musical feast to gladden the heart and to bring light to our winter. Headmaster Roger Hale welcomed the congregation to the service, after the traditional carol 'Once in Royal David's city' was performed as a solo and joined by the congregation after the first verse. The school's Year 7 Choir performed a spectacular version of 'Winds though the Olive Trees', which gave a good sense of the season's flavours of joy and expectation. We must thank our splendid Music department, Friends of the school and all the students who performed readings, or contributed to the orchestra or choir in some way. We wish everyone a Merry Christmas!

The Autumn Concert, Wednesday 7th December

The Autumn Concert is always an enjoyable event as it allows pupils of varying experience a chance to perform to a large and supportive audience, and this year's event was no exception. The first half was dominated by soloists, violinists and the choir from all year groups, all giving a standard of performance that reflects how much potential these young musicians have. In the second half, more experienced soloists, singing groups and bands took to the floor in a variety of styles. Special mention must go to Y12 student Benedict Harris, for surprising us all with his playing of the accordion, a performance which kept the audience mesmerised as they lived the performance with him.

Christmas Lunch,the best ever?

Christmas lunch was declared as the "best ever" by Head of 6th Form Mr Terry McTernan, as he finished off his final course. This annual event is always a special treat for the staff and students of the school and credit must be given to our outstanding catering staff, led by Mrs Amanda Gould, for making this happen. This year's dining hall was full with staff and pupils feasting together, served by the catering staff and senior leadership team. Special thanks must go to all the staff who helped to support this event. Make sure you thank the catering staff when you see them!

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"We seek to use lively minds, to work hard, to develop all our talents and to grow through sharing." Performance tables Caistor Grammar School is celebrating an outstanding sweep of success in this year's Performance Tables. At A level, it leads Lincolnshire for the 9th year in succession with an average point score per student of 1083.8 and an average point score per entry of 421.8. At GCSE, the School gained 100% of its students getting 5 A* - C including English and Maths, gained a Value Added score of 1020.9 and gained an average point score per student (best 8) of 427.1. The average point score per pupil was the highest score of any Lincolnshire school. Headmaster, Roger Hale, said "We are absolutely delighted by this further confirmation of our excellence as an institution. Students, teachers and parents all combine to get the best results possible. Well done to everyone involved!". Visit to DFE Our Headmaster, Mr Roger Hale, had the honour of visiting the Minister of State for Schools, Mr Nick Gibb, at the DFE earlier this week. Mr Nick Bowles MP for Grantham, Mr Nick Gibbs's Parliamentary Private Secretary was also at the meeting. Mr Hale along with two other Lincolnshire Grammar School Head teachers, Mr Jonathan Maddox of Bourne Grammar School and Mr Graham Burks of Kesteven and Grantham Girls' High School formed a delegation of three to lobby the Minister about Sixth Form Funding in Lincolnshire. History lesson of a lifetime for CGS students The most memorable of the Holocaust Awareness Week events was organized at Caistor Grammar School and took place on Wednesday 25th January when one of the "Winton children", Eve Leadbeater, arrived to give an account of her own experience with the tragedy of Second World War. Read more by clicking here >> Duke of Edinburgh Awards Evening Gold and Bronze Award winners for the Duke of Edinburgh Scheme were honoured at a recent Awards Evening, which also served to thank to Mr Michael Robinson for his great leadership over many years in the Scheme. Christmas Evening, Wednesday 13th December As we enter the last few days of the Autumn Term, looking forward to Christmas, those at Caistor Parish Church on Wednesday evening, were given a musical feast to gladden the heart and to bring light to our winter. Headmaster Roger Hale welcomed the congregation to the service, after the traditional carol 'Once in Royal David's city' was performed as a solo and joined by the congregation after the first verse. The school's Year 7 Choir performed a spectacular version of 'Winds though the Olive Trees', which gave a good sense of the season's flavours of joy and expectation. We must thank our splendid Music department, Friends of the school and all the students who performed readings, or contributed to the orchestra or choir in some way. We wish everyone a Merry Christmas! The Autumn Concert, Wednesday 7th December The Autumn Concert is always an enjoyable event as it allows pupils of varying experience a chance to perform to a large and supportive audience, and this year's event was no exception. The first half was dominated by soloists, violinists and the choir from all year groups, all giving a standard of performance that reflects how much potential these young musicians have. In the second half, more experienced soloists, singing groups and bands took to the floor in a variety of styles. Special mention must go to Y12 student Benedict Harris, for surprising us all with his playing of the accordion, a performance which kept the audience mesmerised as they lived the performance with him. Christmas Lunch,the best ever? Christmas lunch was declared as the "best ever" by Head of 6th Form Mr Terry McTernan, as he finished off his final course. This annual event is always a special treat for the staff and students of the school and credit must be given to our outstanding catering staff, led by Mrs Amanda Gould, for making this happen. This year's dining hall was full with staff and pupils feasting together, served by the catering staff and senior leadership team. Special thanks must go to all the staff who helped to support this event. Make sure you thank the catering staff when you see them!		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