Author: Ally Burns

We are blown away by the total amount of sponsorship raised for Alabare’s ‘The Big Sleep’ at Salisbury Cathedral last month. We would like to thank our amazing students, staff, parents, families and friends for your wonderful support towards our ‘Wyvern family’. Our grand total is £2,715.36 !!!!! (including gift aid) 🎉This will provide much needed support for 18 homeless people! Thank you so much from Mrs Jones, Mrs Wright, Mrs Major, Mr Sawyer and Mr Caruso.

Following a very successful Open Morning on Wednesday 28th February, our Year 7 tour guides under Mrs Bellamy’s leadership excelled themselves! They showed our school at its best and spoke with confidence and pride about their school. Our prospective parents were most impressed and complimentary saying that they were ‘great ambassadors’ for Wyvern. We hope our ‘new boys’ and their parents enjoyed their tour, they certainly said as much, and we look forward to working with them Read More …

Thank you to students who sent in snow photos for our competition, the Headteacher will judge them and announce the winner this week. Below are just a few snow photos we have received →

Rugby, Mr Knight  Year 7 game vs BWS won 25-25  Triangular tournament vs Cathedral school was lost, and BWS was won  Year 8 and 9 played two games vs St Josephs and won both comfortably.  Year 7, 8 and 9 have all taken part in “Pitch Up and Play” an initiative run by England Rugby to get more players involved in the game. Football, Mr Elliott  Year 7’s have started the year Read More …

This year 7R led the way in collecting for the Trussell Trust Christmas box appeal. Students have been examining what it’s like to live in other places, locations, and time. They discovered that some people in the world are not as fortunate as themselves and decided to collect items for Christmas hampers to donate to the Trussell Trust. Students and staff from across the school collected seasonal food, sweets and crackers that were collected by the Trussell Read More …

This term has seen the students from KS4 focus on coursework for their V. Cert portfolios. They have carried out research on a number of food groups and prepared dishes from these using individual recipes.

Year 8 took part in a bridge building challenge for the recent CAD. They had to design and make a structure to span a 400mm gap using nothing more than 100 lolly sticks and hot melt glue. The structure had to be self supporting and support a 3KG mass. In the case of a tie break the winner would be the one that used the least amount of materials. The students worked in groups for the duration Read More …

On Thursday evening, the boys from the Year 7 & 8 drama club put on a performance of ‘Mmmbeth’, a hilarious take on the Scottish play where everything goes wrong. The witches took over the storytelling, and King Duncan would rather open a doughnut franchise than die…… Lady Mmmbeth comes to a sticky end through overdosing on Duncan’s doughnuts, and there was some serious sword fighting with an inflatable banana. The boys performed brilliantly, and absolutely brought Read More …