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Please find attached timetable showing the Year 11 mocks taking place during Autumn 2026, English exams will be sat on Monday 19 and Tuesday 20 October. All other subject written mocks will start on Monday 9 November, which is week B, they will continue for the following two weeks. Please note that to ensure all exams are within the two-week window, the expectation is that should a student be absent they must come along to another session that they are not timetabled for to s

WhatsApp group warning We have been made aware of a trending WhatsApp group operating under the name ‘Add 100’ (similar variations have also been used). Administrators or members are systematically adding large numbers of young people without their permission. Two students in the local area recently reported being added to this group and shared that explicit and age-inappropriate content is actively being shared with members. Fortunately, these students recognised the danger

Annual Flu Vaccination Programme All children are eligible to receive the flu vaccine. Parents and carers are sent a link to the online consent form between September and November, ahead of the school vaccination session. The vaccine is usually given as a nasal spray. For children who cannot have the nasal spray due to medical or religious reasons, a porcine-free injectable vaccine is available. Details about how to request this are included on the electronic consent form. Wh

Thursday 22nd October 2026, 5-6pm Dear Parents and Carers, You are invited to a GCSE Languages taster evening for parents on Thursday 22nd October 2026 from 5-6pm. The event will be held in classroom H4 (MFL block). As a school, we are actively promoting GCSE Languages. Speaking a foreign language is a key skill in our increasingly globalised employment market. We know how vital parental support is, but we also know that some parents feel they do not have the skills to suppor

Wednesday 21 October 2026 18:00 – 19:00 Dear Parent/Carer We would like to invite you and your child to a presentation from the PE department to share details of how to best support them in attaining the highest possible outcome in the non-examination assessment (NEA), worth 40% of the GCSE PE final grade. For this part of the course, pupils are assessed in three recognised practical assessments and written coursework to analyse and evaluate their performance in one of those

Dear Parents and Carers, We are delighted to introduce the Crofton Community Book Club — an informal, friendly and low-pressure book club for the adult members of our Crofton School community. The book club is an opportunity for parents, carers, adult family members of students at Crofton School to come together, enjoy a good book and have a relaxed chat about what we have been reading. There is no pressure to be an expert reader, finish the book or have all the answers! The