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Year 11 Prom 2016

Year 11 students celebrated the end of their GCSE examination period at the annual Year 11 Prom, which was held at the school on Friday 1st July.

The evening was enjoyed by all, and special thanks are extended to Mr Hudson, Head of KS4, members of the prom committee, and to members of staff and parents who also kindly assisted in making the evening such a success.

Special thanks also go to Year 12 student, Alice Kennealy, and to the sound and lighting team, who did a brilliant job with the sound and lighting for the prom.

Last, but not least, many thanks to our school caretakers for all their help with this very special event!

 

 

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