St John’s is looking for Community Governors to support and advise our Principal and Excalibur Academies Trust. Our governors help shape the vision for the school and ensure that welfare, behaviour, extra-curricular provision and academic excellence are scrutinised through the...
Is it irresponsible for an author to write fiction outside of their own experience? Come and join our students who are taking part in the annual Sixth Form debate @MarlbLitFest in Marlborough Town Hall on Thu 26th Sept at 4pm. This year's...
Our Summer Shakespeare Festival took place on 10th July with performance from students in Years 7,8 and 9, with some of our older students in Years 10 and 11 directing and staging the productions. Students performed in three different shortened plays;...
St John’s Science department celebrated British Science Week this term with a wide range of activities, all focused on the theme of Time. The Year 7 & 8 Time Challenge Year 7 and 8 students were challenged to make a simple ‘machine’...
The St John’s annual Spring Concert was held in the Theatre on 20th March. The audience was treated to “A Night at the Movies" with fantastic music performed by students in Years 7-13 from a variety of film favourites. Solos were...
Fifteen St John's students took to the stage in the St John's Theatre on 29th February for a fantastic version of The Masked Singer. The show was packed with good vibes and performances from our talented singers in a range of...
The generosity of St John’s students, their parents, and staff at the school is clear to see. A huge pile of gift boxes and bags packed with presents for adults and children affected by domestic violence, all collected and put...
Twelve St John's Sixth Form students launched the 2023 Marlborough Literature Festival on 28th Sept in the Town Hall, in a lively debate focused on the novel "The Great Gatsby", debating the theme: "Can male writers ever really write accurately about...
Twelve St John's Sixth Form students will launch the 2023 Marlborough Literature Festival on 28th Sept in the Town Hall, in what promises to be a lively debate: "Can male writers ever really write accurately about women in love?" What do you...
Students queued early at St John’s this morning to collect their GCSE and BTEC results, before making their choices for life after Year 11. Principal, Ian Tucker, said “We are very proud of each and every student at St John’s –...
