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STOP Programme

The STOP programme is a 10 week parenting skills programme for parents and carers of young people aged 10 – 17 years.

The programme starts on 23rd September 2010 and aims to help parents to learn very practical strategies to deal with challenging behaviours as well as looking at how their own parenting affects the way they parent.

Click here for further information or visit http://www.parentingmatters.org.uk

actionaidPovertee

Last term with our Povertee Day efforts, designing t.shirts and world cup fundraising  - the total amoWorld Cup Pizza Winnersunt raised for actionaid was:

£546.00

Ms McMahon & Ms Barnes mentor group raised the most money by the deadline with a world cup tournament of their own which they organised and they consequently won a trip bowling.

Ms Kizwini & Mr Brookes group were also very enterprising, including selling plants and they raised a significant amount.

Jess Coull raised £40 on her own initiative by organizing a sponsored silence which she admirably adhered to for the whole of a school day.

Mr Peevers & Ms Grewcock mentor teams had Spain in the world cup draw and so earnt themselves pizza on the last day of term.

actionaid - Help save Lives in Pakistan

GCSE Results

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PCS GCSE Results 2010


Peacehaven students reached their potential thanks to the combined work of students, staff, and parents. Whilst we have a reputation for our excellent work with vulnerable students, we also stretch the most able.

This year the number of A & A*s achieved increased by 40%.

58% of our students achieved 5 A* - C
42% of our students achived 5 A* - C including English & Maths

Students whose results were outstanding include:-

Verity Martin, Jack Winsdor, Chloe Dunnett, Georgia Budd, Tom Saxby, Eve Plumridge, Pedram Eshghipour, Rachel Deller, Kate O’Neil and Nicola Trowell.

Just as importantly, we celebrate the achievements of so many students who significantly exceeded their personal target grades.

Congratulations primarily to all students, but also to their teachers and parents for the tremendous support given.