We wish to inform you of significant changes to our use of the automated Truancy Call System. this call will be activated at 9.30 am and will be informed by student marks in morning registration and any late marks from the main office. Students sh

Life is a journey and not a destination! However, Mosslands students and staff did get the opportunity to enjoyment both on a recent whistle-stop tour of London’s Galleries and Museums. Leaving Lime Street everyone enjoyed the comfort and relaxed time spent with each other, courtesy of one of Avanti West's best before undertaking the challenges of transiting London, the Wombles way - overground and underground.  Nine of the student group who went on the visit had never been to London and so it was a privilege to aid them ( and a rite of passage for their first London visit) on their life journey, both physical & metaphysical. So it was a STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art & Maths) visit to the National Gallery, National History Museum, and The Science Museum.

Representatives from every tutor group across the House System met this week with senior pastoral leaders to discuss school events and any recent changes. They also helped to make some decisions about how the school is run, as well as suggesting new projects that support pupils’ learning and development. After this meeting, they then let the rest of the school know about any news that came from the discussions.

A recent student has made us remarkably proud!

The school is running a ski trip to Salzburger Sportwelt, Austria in March 2025. A school ski trip is an exciting, challenging and ‘magical’ experience that will inspire students for the rest of their lives. A ski trip also offers plenty of opportunity for personal development, encouraging students to try something new and to explore and develop new skills which can help them to become more independent, responsible and resilient.

IET Faraday Challenge Days allow students to research, design, and make prototype solutions to real-life engineering problems. The challenge enables students to experience working as an engineer for a day. The Institution of Engineering and Technology (IET) runs the IET Faraday® Challenge Days as part of IET’s commitment to showing young people the benefits of careers in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM).