We are holding a pre-loved uniform sale this Saturday 12th July in Pascal Hall between 10.30-11.30. If anyone can donate items of uniform before then, please leave it with reception. We would be most grateful for any donations. Look forward to seeing you on Saturday.

Do you see yourself as a future legal professional? Perhaps you'd like to become a partner at a huge international law firm? On Thursday 31st July and Friday 1st of August from 10:00am - 3:00pm, we'll be hosting a Careers in Law Work Experience with the University of Law, the UK's leading institution for legal degrees and solicitor apprenticeships. You will take part in mock legal lectures, work on projects and exciting legal tasks, and have the opportunity to ask questions and network with professionals. Day 1 will be a virtual event. Day 2 will be in person at one of their campuses. Please click the following link to sign up https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/ULaw-Summer-WEX-2025 For more info, please see https://www.law.ac.uk/ #stalbansMums #stalbansparents #stalbansschool #hertfordshireschool #themarlborougscienceacademy #friendsofverulamiumpark

Fabulous ex student Oliver Tarvet, our Wimbledon hero, comes to the M Fest held on site on Saturday 5th July, to say hello. Miss Thomson was overjoyed to see him! Thank you for visiting us Ollie! #ollietarvet #endeavour #courage #dignity

What is the Day of Ashura? Ashura, observed on the 10th day of Muharram (the first month of the Islamic calendar), holds deep significance for Muslims worldwide. For many, it's a day of reflection, mourning, and remembrance. For Shia Muslims: Ashura marks the martyrdom of Imam Hussain, the grandson of Prophet Muhammad, at the Battle of Karbala in 680 AD. It symbolizes the fight against injustice and tyranny. For Sunni Muslims: It's a day of fasting and gratitude, commemorating the day Moses and the Israelites were saved from Pharaoh by the parting of the Red Sea. Across traditions, Ashura encourages spiritual renewal, justice, and compassion. Ashura encourages believers to reflect on themes of sacrifice, justice, and faith. It is a day to remember the importance of standing up for what is right, showing compassion, and renewing spiritual commitment. #endeavour #courage #kindness #compassion #dignity #ashura2025

Year 10 enjoyed an inspiring talk on careers in translation and interpreting – exploring how language skills open doors to global opportunities! Thank you Laura Pistininzi, Jennifer Hogg and Phil Muriel! #LanguagesMatter #FutureCareers #endeavour

Important Notice: Stolen Minibus We are sad to report that one of our minibuses was stolen last night. Unfortunately, a man jumped over the fence and took the vehicle. This will have a significant impact on our school and our students, as we rely on the minibus to transport pupils to classes at other schools, sporting events, and various trips. The theft has been reported to the police, and we would be extremely grateful if you could keep an eye out for the vehicle. If you see it, please contact the police and let us know immediately. Details of the stolen minibus: Registration number: YK63EKH Colour: White Markings: Marlborough Science Academy signs on the sides and rear Thank you for your support and vigilance. #kindness

Welcoming our future stars. A day of connection, courage and community as Year 6 step into their Marlborough journey. Their future looks b #stalbansMums #stalbansparents #stalbansschool #hertfordshireschool #stalbansschools #stalbansprimary #endeavour #courage #kindness #compassion #dignity

What a debut! British qualifier Oliver Tarvet, ranked world No. 733, has stunned Wimbledon by advancing to the second round with a straight-sets victory over Leandro Riedi. The 21-year-old former Marlborough student now faces a potential Centre Court showdown against defending champion and world No. 2 Carlos Alcaraz. Tarvet's journey from college courts to the Grand Slam stage is truly inspiring. Next up: a possible clash with Alcaraz on Wednesday. Let's rally behind this rising star! #Wimbledon #Tarvet #ComeOnOllie

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the rising temperatures and forecast for tomorrow, we have decided it would be best to reschedule The Arts and Technology Exhibition for hopefully a more cooler Monday 7th July 4 - 6pm. We hope the conditions are more comfortable to view the outstanding work by our talented GCSE and A Level students. Refreshments will be available and we hope you will be able to join us. Thank you and apologies for changing the date.

What an incredible achievement for Oliver Tarvet, a former student at The Marlborough Science Academy. Qualifying for the main draw at Wimbledon is no small feat, especially for someone currently ranked world No. 719. At just 21 years old, Oliver has made history as the first British man since 2017 to come through the qualifying rounds and earn a place in the prestigious tournament's main draw. Growing up in St Albans, he began developing his tennis at Batchwood Tennis Academy while studying at Marlborough, before continuing his journey in the United States with collegiate tennis at the University of San Diego. There, he has excelledearning All-American honors and securing a place among the top 10 players in the US college rankings. In the Wimbledon qualifiers, Oliver showcased his grit and talent by defeating three higher-ranked opponents: Térence Atmane of France (world No. 126), Canada's Alexis Galarneau (No. 210), and Belgium's Alexander Blockx (No. 144) the latter in his first-ever best-of-five-sets match. This is only the beginning of what looks set to be an incredible sporting career. The entire Marlborough community is immensely proud and we'll be cheering him on every step of the way.