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MARLBOROUGH NEWS #151
17/07/2026Please see below for the latest editition of the newsletter
The Mo October 2026
05/10/2026This edition has been taken over by the new year 13's. It's a wonderful collection of stories, so get reading!

- “I wanted to come to Marlborough because I wanted to join the lovely, hardworking and high achieving school.”
- “Staff in the sixth form teach students the specific skills needed to be successful.”
- “I have enjoyed English, Philosophy and Ethics, Drama, Music, Geography and Maths.”
- “I wanted to come to Marlborough because I knew that it is filled with great opportunities.”
- “Behaviour around the school and in lessons is exemplary. Pupils enjoy their learning and engage positively with their work.”
- “I really enjoy home learning club as it can really help getting work done.”
- “I have really enjoyed Design & Technology the most because it has been awesome and you get to make lots of different things.”
- “Learning is fun at Marlborough and we would definitely recommend our school. Our teachers are caring and supportive. The safeguarding team are great and we feel safe at school. We especially like our English, History, Design and Technology, Geography and PE lessons”
- “Pupils demonstrate open-mindedness and respect towards those who are different from them. As a result, they develop into thoughtful young people.”
- “Ours is a great school, we have a diverse community and feel safe here. We enjoy all our lessons but especially like Creative iMedia, Engineering, Business Studies, Art and Maths.”
- “"The LRC, is not great, it's amazing! Calming surroundings, the books are amazing and it's great to come to after school" ”
- “I wanted to come to Marlborough as I saw it as the land of new opportunities and was looking forward to all the new lessons I would have.”
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13 Oct 2026
Henry recently wrapped up an incredible debut at his first-ever RC World Championships! After using practice to master a challenging circuit, Henry surged from 142nd in seeding to 107th overall in qualifyinghighlighted by a stellar 86th-place round. In the highly competitive main final, he blasted up to 4th place within three laps before mistakes and an engine cut set him back. He also qualified 6th for the Junior World Final, fighting his way into 2nd place early on until a pitlane crash and a mechanical issue forced a tough retirement. While the final results didn't match his pace, the experience gained was unmatched. Next up: the RedsGP in Italy, followed by winter racing and the Montpellier GP in France next February! #RCRacing #WorldChampionships #RCQualified #JuniorWorldFinal #RedsGP #MontpellierGP #RadioControl #MotorsportRead More »Instagram
13 Oct 2026
19 – 23 October is T Levels Week. T Levels are two-year courses that young people can take following GCSEs. Broadly equivalent in size to 3 A levels and accruing UCAS points. T Levels were developed in collaboration with employers to ensure that students will be equipped with the skills they need. They offer a mixture of classroom learning and 'on the job' experience with at least 45 days spent on an industry placement with an employer. With a T Level, students can progress straight on to skilled work, higher study or apprenticeships. Join us for this special parent and carer webinar, designed to help parents and carers understand everything they need to know about T Levels, including: What are T Levels? Which subjects are available? Where can I study a T Level? What are the progression routes from T Levels? Where can you find out more? To register, please click on this link https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lnkYNh63RWK3CTZWnjKu8Q#/registration #tlevelsweek #tlevels #vocationalcoursesRead More »Instagram
12 Oct 2026
Ever wondered why bananas are yellow? Find out in our October edition of The Mo! You might just learn something new. Don't miss out. Written by students for students. Check out the flipbook here https://heyzine.com/flip-book/885083d454.html #TheMoMagazine #TheMo #TheMoStudentMagazine #TMSA #ByStudentsForStudents #MarlboroughSixthForm #Year13Read More »Instagram
12 Oct 2026
Our word of the week for this week. #legacy #wordoftheweek #oracy #englishRead More »Instagram
08 Oct 2026
Each year on 10th October World Mental Health Day takes place and this year's theme highlights why good mental health is so important and how we can prioritise it in our lives and communities. It's also a moment to talk openly and listen to what others are experiencing. The theme for 2026 is "Lived experiences heard: real voices, real change" (World Federation for Mental Health) https://wmhdofficial.com/ Tea & Talk Conversations about mental health make a difference. And they matter most when we listen to people's experiences. Talking can feel hard and many of us worry about saying the wrong thing. Click on the link below to access free tips on how to talk about your mental health and how to listen better. https://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/our-work/campaigns/world-mental-health-day #stalbansMums #stalbansparents #themarlborougscienceacademy #mentalhealthmatters #Mind #mentalhealthawarenessday #courage #bravery #goodtotalkRead More »Instagram
06 Oct 2026
Cycle to School Week is a national celebration of everyday cycling. Whether you're already rolling or just getting started, it's your chance to build confidence, try something new, and discover how good the school run can feel on wheels. For more information, please visit https://www.bikeability.org.uk/cycletoschoolweek/ #CycleToSchool #Bike2School #Bikeability #BetterByBike #CommuteByBike #SustainableTravel #EcoFriendlySchool #Bikelife #EverydayCyclingRead More »Instagram
06 Oct 2026
Black History Month 2026 is celebrated throughout October across the UK with the national theme "Honouring Our Communities" which focuses on recognizing everyday Black individuals, local networks, and organizations whose contributions shape and sustain society. Books are available to borrow from the LRC. You can also search the LRC catalogue via this link https://uk.accessit.online/thm05/#!dashboard Official Hub: Details, resource packs, and national magazines are available via the Black History Month UK portal here https://www.blackhistorymonth.org.uk/ #BHM2026 #HonouringOurCommunities #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackVoices #BlackCulture #CelebrateBlackHistoryRead More »Instagram
05 Oct 2026
The Mo Magazine for October is out! From AI art to populist politics, we've got a little bit of everything in this month's edition! Don't miss out. Written by students for students. Check out the flipbook here https://heyzine.com/flip-book/885083d454.html #TheMoMagazine (Highly recommended to distinguish it from general words) #TheMo #TheMoStudentMagazine #TMSA #ByStudentsForStudents #MarlboroughSixthForm #Year13Read More »Instagram
05 Oct 2026
From Marlborough Sports Hall to Representing Great Britain: Local teenager Ronia Joshi, 15, has achieved an amazing milestone in her artistic roller-skating journey from taking her very first steps on skates at Marlborough Sports Hall aged just three, to representing Great Britain in Figueres, Spain. Ronia has grown up with a real love of skating and has dedicated countless hours to training, always showing passion, determination and commitment. Her journey hasn't always been easy - various injuries almost stopped her progress, but Ronia worked hard to come back stronger and continued to pursue the sport better than ever. Last year, she became part of Quartet Kymera, skating alongside girls from across the country from different clubs. Building a successful quartet meant regular training, travelling and learning to perform together as a team. The girls competed at the National Quartet Championships in June, where they not only won it but also achieved the qualification needed to compete internationally. They then made history by becoming part of the first British quartets sent to compete internationally at the Cup de Europe in Figueres, Spain. This September, Ronia and her team represented Great Britain in in the Cadet B Quartet category. Kymera achieved an impressive 4th place, narrowly missing out on a podium finish and achieving a personal best. For Ronia and her family, seeing her journey develop from a little girl skating at her local sports hall to competing internationally for her country has been an incredibly proud moment. Her story is a wonderful reminder that big dreams can start in small, local places and that passion, resilience, teamwork and determination can take you a very long way. #RollerSkating #SkateDedication #SkateCommunity #HardWorkPaysOff #RollerSkateTraining #SkateJourney #LifelongSkater #StartedYoung #RollerSkatingChampionshipRead More »Instagram
02 Oct 2026
Chag Sameach. Tonight marks the beginning of Shemini Atzeret, leading directly into Simchat Torah this weekend. This holiday celebrates the completion of the annual Torah reading cycle and the immediate beginning of a new one. It is a time of pure joy, marked by singing and dancing as communities circle together with the Torah scrolls. Wishing you a meaningful holiday filled with celebration and community connection. #SimchatTorah #ChagSameach #SheminiAtzeret #JewishHolidays #Torah #CommunityRead More »



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