Sackville School Sixth Form Presentation 2020
Sackville School 2019/20 in review
![]() Year 11 and 12s went to Malawi over the summer holiday with World Challenge ![]() Another award winning year - both GCSE … ![]() … and A level results were fantastic ![]() Mac Lloyd Skinner won the Head Chef title on the CBBC ‘Step Up to the Plate’ competition ![]() Our new year 7s arrived … ![]() … as did our year 12s ![]() Soon it was year 7 interform. Football for the boys … ![]() …netball for the girls ![]() Luke Waddell became an Arkwright Scholar ![]() Head Boy Ayo Odeyinde became Young Volunteer of the Year ![]() Our celebration breakfasts began, and continued thick and fast under our new canopy! ![]() Our Crest Award winners received their certificates ![]() In the autumn, four of our mathematicians went to Brighton University for Maths Mastery Classes ![]() Whilst Mr Collins just made maths fun ![]() Hannah Taylor in year 8 got to meet the Princess Royal at Sandhurst ![]() Meanwhile Callie Devlin and Ella Brown found success with dance troupe The Division ![]() Sackville collected carloads of clothing for refugees on the Greek Islands ![]() Our debaters went to Cambridge ![]() Our year 10s competed at the Mid Sussex STEM Fair ![]() Sackville ran out winners of the Adam Dabell Memorial Game against Imberhorne ![]() Our Gym and Dance Display enthralled ... ![]() ... and surprised ![]() Our year 13 historians re-enacted the Battle of Trafalgar with cake! ![]() In November, our year 13 Spanish students enjoyed a week’s international work experience in Madrid ![]() Callie Day-Williams continued to shine in national ballroom competitions ![]() Our senior students represented us impeccably on Armistice Day ![]() The leadership team won the Children in Need Quiz again – will it be on Zoom this winter? ![]() Our amazing swimmers got to the London Aquatic Centre (the guy at the front doesn’t go to Sackville!) ![]() Cecee Cashman continued to beat all-comers at kick-boxing ![]() Our food pod opened! ![]() Our year 9 engineers were the first school students to visit the BA engineering department at Gatwick ![]() Our winter concert amazed and … ![]() … dazzled ![]() Our year 11s completed their first set of mocks, and received their grades in a mock results day assembly ![]() Three of our students won first prize in a Business language Champions’ event ![]() In December we trained our first cohort of youth mental health first-aiders ![]() Treya Lufu won a Cadogan Award for Resilience from the British Dyslexia Association ![]() Sixth formers sold their Young Enterprise wares at the small business fair in Horsham ![]() Students took part in a mock general election ![]() Our year 10 sports leaders continued to inspire ![]() Our year 7 celebration assemblies marked a successful first term for our new cohort ![]() German students visited the Christmas markets in Aachen and Cologne ![]() Year 12 physics students collaborated with the University of Sussex in an astronomy project ![]() In the LRC, Stefan Doggett won the complete Harry Potter books with the nearest guess to the number of words in complete series ![]() Year 9 hospitality students served up some seasonal victuals … ![]() All the fun of Christmas at Sackville arrived ![]() Students in year 8 held a Christmas fair ![]() Our Carol Service was perhaps the best yet ![]() And there was time for teachers to make fools of themselves in the end of term assembly ![]() Our sixth formers got to experience German workplaces in Hamburg ![]() Tilly Vickery started making waves (and some fine dishes) in the Rotary Young Chef competition ![]() Bea Chappell and Emma Smyth represented East Grinstead in the U16 National Indoor Girls’ Hockey Final ![]() February saw Joseph – the best show Sackville has ever done? ![]() Well, that was the view of more than one audience member ![]() Three of Robyn Shenton’s photos were chosen for the regional finals of the Rotary International Young Photographer of the Year competition ![]() Year 10 students were given a taste of life at Cambridge University after a talk from Dr Matt Bullimore ![]() Year 8 students enjoyed a de-timetabled day called Your Life You Choose, looking at the criminal and legal system ![]() Year 10s went to Berlin for their history trip … ![]() … whilst in return we hosted a lightning visit from students from twin town Mindelheim in Bavaria ![]() English teachers dressed up for World Book Day ![]() Then the lockdown came, but not before we could say ‘farewell’ to year 11 with a pizza lunch ![]() And the strange new world of social distancing was with us ![]() We were left one end or the other of ‘remote learning’ and everything that came to connote ![]() Cooking seemed to feature highly on many household’s home curricula ![]() Some people’s lockdown workouts were more extreme than others … ![]() Our technology staff made PPE for local hospitals ![]() Amber Titchener’s career went from strength to strength despite the lockdown, with sister Daisy shooting a video for her single Jigsaw |