Students have raised a total of £86.50 in support of Red Nose Day.
Students raised money through a combination of activities. This included a car wash and a penalty shoot-out competition.
We are super proud of the students, not only for the amount raised but also for their teamwork and spirit.
Well done!
The students have been working hard in the school garden this term.
They have transported lots of soil for the raised beds, and planted lots of vegetable seeds.
We have runner beans, potatoes, lettuces and tomatoes coming along nicely.
Our strawberries and raspberries and herb garden are also looking good.
Hopefully we will all be able to enjoy some fresh fruit and veg before we break up for the summer!
Students at Marland showcased skill and sportsmanship during the annual pool competition this week. The tournament brought together players from all class groups to compete in friendly and focused pool matches. Many great matches were played and some spectacular shots were seen.
Staff praised the students for their participation as they promoted positive competition and good social interaction. A great way to end 2025 with plans underway to make next year’s competition even bigger and better.
Congratulations to everyone involved and well done to the winners:
Group H took part in a beach clean along Westward Ho, part of their Wednesday THRIVE activities.
Students collected rubbish from the pebble ridge. The activity encouraged teamwork, wellbeing, and a shared sense of purpose, while highlighting the importance of sustainability and environmental responsibility.
Group H demonstrated how THRIVE activities can make a meaningful difference in the wider community and help protect the environment.
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