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Welcome
We would like to extend a very warm welcome to Wyvern College. We hope that this website will give you some insight into what we stand for and what we do. Nothing online can ever be a substitute for seeing for yourself and visitors are warmly welcomed to book a tour and come and see us in action. We are a happy, dynamic and successful school, nurturing students to become self-confident and accomplished adults ready for the Read More …
Sponsored Walk 14th September
We will be joining with St Edmund’s Girls for their annual sponsored walk which will be held on Friday 14th September and is for all students and staff at the Wyvern St Edmund’s Learning Campus. It’s a great day! Parents are asked to give their permission this term, using the ParentPay system. Students will receive sponsor forms so that during the summer they can collect sponsorship. We hope to raise £10,000 for our charities. Click here for the letter Read More …
Jungle Book Performance
You are warmly invited to come and see our exciting adaptation of Rudyard Kiplin’s Jungle Book on Thursday 19th July. Doors open at 6.30 p.m. for refreshments, performance starts at 7.00 p.m. →
Expressive Arts Evening
As we know, November is the month of the Holy Souls and a time to remember loved ones and mark the sacrifice many have made in conflict so that we may enjoy peace in our world. Celebrating part of a wider school commitment to ‘Remembrance’, the boys of Wyvern College showcased their exceptional talents for the Performing Arts with an evening of art work, music, poetry and drama. Parents, staff and governors gathered to marvel at the Read More …
GCSE Results 2017 →
Following the release of the DFe league tables and the recalibration of the P8 score following remarks and appeals nationally we were disappointed to see that our P8 had moved from -0.30 which had placed us in the average category to -0.31 which now places us in the below average category, which we feel fails to recognise the genuine position of the school. Our P8 score places us very near the boys national average of -0.24 and Read More …
