Open Evening - Thursday 25th September 6pm - 8pm
Year 6 Coffee Morning (South View and Four Lanes) - Monday 29th September 9.15am - 10.30am
Year 6 Coffee Morning (Oakridge and other schools) - Tuesday 30th September 9.15am - 10.30am
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The Vyne Community School is a wonderful school where every student is nurtured and challenged to achieve their full potential.
I am very proud to be the Headteacher at The Vyne, where I and my team strive to always provide the very best education for all our students. As a community school we pride ourselves on being friendly, welcoming and focussed on delivering individual support, advice and guidance to all our students. Every child, whilst part of our school community, is treated as an individual and encouraged to reach their full potential. We think of ourselves as a family, sharing each other’s successes and dealing with challenges together. Our “Vyne Values” embody the attributes we uphold within our school.
Whilst academic success is vitally important for all our students to help enhance their life chances in the future, we believe that school is also about nurturing confident young learners who are resilient, tolerant of others, proud of their own achievements, and determined to be the best they possibly can be. Our dedicated teaching and support staff work tirelessly to help make this happen.We are very proud of the close relationships we have with the local community and we believe that by working successfully with parents and carers, together we can help create happy, confident and successful young people.If you would like to come and have a look at what we do, we would be delighted to welcome you and show you around.
Nicola PearceHeadteacher
I am very proud to be the Headteacher at The Vyne, where I and my team strive to always provide the very best education for all our students. As a community school we pride ourselves on being friendly, welcoming and focussed on delivering individual support, advice and guidance to all our students. Every child, whilst part of our school community, is treated as an individual and encouraged to reach their full potential. We think of ourselves as a family, sharing each other’s successes and dealing with challenges together. Our “Vyne Values” embody the attributes we uphold within our school.
Whilst academic success is vitally important for all our students to help enhance their life chances in the future, we believe that school is also about nurturing confident young learners who are resilient, tolerant of others, proud of their own achievements, and determined to be the best they possibly can be. Our dedicated teaching and support staff work tirelessly to help make this happen.We are very proud of the close relationships we have with the local community and we believe that by working successfully with parents and carers, together we can help create happy, confident and successful young people.If you would like to come and have a look at what we do, we would be delighted to welcome you and show you around.
Nicola PearceHeadteacher
Upcoming Events
3rd September
Inset day
4th September
Inset day
5th September
Year 7 & prefects back in school
8th September
All students back in school
12th September
Student photographs
During Activities Week, from Monday to Thursday, 42 students from Years 7 to 10 travelled to France, visiting places such as Normandy, Calais, Bayeux, and the D-Day beaches in Normandy. The trip began early Monday morning at 7 AM, when the group departed by coach to Dover, arriving at 10 AM to board a ferry to Dunkirk — the site of the famous mass British and French troop evacuation during Operation Dynamo, which took place from May 26 to June 4, 1940.Upon arrival, the students visited several museums and D-Day sites, which many found both interesting and enjoyable. As Ben H. remarked, “It was good and fun.”
This afternoon, pupils in year 8 were sculpting clay faces! Students had mixed opinions about this project. Moulded by hand, the mask preserves every fingerprint and subtle indentation, echoing the silent dialogue between creator and clay. Its features are intentionally abstract, allowing students to project their own interpretations - anger, strength, fear, or happiness.
Today year 7 have been enjoying their time in art creating clay faces. They have been using their imagination to make unique and different faces and expressions. We asked the students what techniques they were using and how this helps them make their finished project, Emmy M in 7B2 said, “I am wedging and rolling my clay to release any air bubbles”
The Year 8’s were participating in Fu-jitsu’s Enterprise Day. This day was fo-cused on developing ideas for their busi-nesses. Fujitsu generously stepped in to support the Year 8 students by helping them create their very own app. As part of an educational initiative to inspire young minds in technology and innovation, a team from Fujitsu collaborated with the students, guiding them through the process of app development from idea to execution.
Get ready for an unforgettable Activities Week at The Vyne School! We've packed it with adventure, ensuring plenty of students have lots of fun outdoors. Imagine exciting trips to France 🇫🇷 and the beautiful New Forest, alongside a thrilling array of sporting activities and an exhilarating treasure hunt. It's a week designed for making memories, trying new things, and enjoying the great outdoors with friends!
On Monday we held our annual art exhibition. It was a joy to see so many diverse and skillfully executed pieces of work on offer from year 7 all the way to year 11 GCSE students. We welcomed a lot of visitors to the evening exhibition on Monday and students were delighted to see so many members of the community as well as Vyne staff in awe of their talents. Congratulations to all those students that were exhibited. Well done for your hard work and dedication to your artwork. A massive thank-you to all the people that helped out making the event a success.
Our student guide, Coping with exam pressure, has been developed in collaboration with Professor Dave Putwain, a researcher at Liverpool John Moores University and former school and college teacher. This resource provides practical strategies for GCSE, A level, and vocational students experiencing exam-related stress.
The Vyne pupils win
League of Legends esports match
The Vyne pupils win
League of Legends esports match
The Vyne Community School's eports team competed in a high-stakes game of Lague of Legends against Court Moor School from Fleet at Queen Mary's College on Monday, March 24. Full report on the Gazette Newspaper - click here
Your Child's Health
Your Child's Health
Due to current pressures on the NHS, we have been asked that schools promote the Healthier Together resource for parents to get advice and guidance about their child's health and well-being. Healthier Together should be the first point of call for parents. The platform has a number of accessibility functions: when touched, the text will be read aloud; parents may select their country's flag and all the pages will be translated into their language; and the font size can also be increased. Thank you for your help in sharing this important information. The following link will enable you to access the poster should you experience any issues -
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