Welcome...
Castle Hall is an exciting, successful and popular Specialist Language College in the West Yorkshire town of Mirfield. We hope our website will provide an insight into our work for those who don’t already know us while also providing our students, parents and friends in the community with up to date news and information.
Castle Hall School was one of the first schools in the country to become a Specialist Language College and we are extremely proud of our work in this field. All of our students study languages and our staff deliver language lessons to hundreds of students in local primary schools every year.
The summer 2009 GCSE results place Castle Hall School top of the Kirklees comprehensive schools with an exceptional 73% of students achieving 5 or more A* - C grades including English and Maths
We always welcome visitors and parents considering the school for their child are welcome to visit at any time and see us at work.
Castle Hall School was one of the first schools in the country to become a Specialist Language College and we are extremely proud of our work in this field. All of our students study languages and our staff deliver language lessons to hundreds of students in local primary schools every year.
The summer 2009 GCSE results place Castle Hall School top of the Kirklees comprehensive schools with an exceptional 73% of students achieving 5 or more A* - C grades including English and Maths
We always welcome visitors and parents considering the school for their child are welcome to visit at any time and see us at work.
GCSE Results 2010
Staff and students are celebrating another good year of GCSE results at Castle Hall School.
Headteacher, Andy Pugh, said he was pleased at the grades achieved by Year 11 students. “Early indications are that 76% of students achieved 5 or more grades A*-C, and 61% including English and Maths. These results are some of the best in the school’s recent history, and there are some excellent performances by individuals. The school has also seen an increase in the percentage of students achieving grades A* and A.
We offer our congratulations to them all.”
Arrangements for Collecting Exam Results.
Any printed statements of exam results which have not already been collected will be available at the School Reception desk for collection Wednesday to Friday this week between 9.30am and 3p.m. Also photocopies of certificates of any other results e.g. ALANs and November Maths GCSE exams. Schools have agreed with local Further Education providers that this printed statement is adequate for college entry.
The printed statement of results from the Exam Boards will not be in school until Thursday 26 August and will be available for collection between 11am - 3.30pm on that day or between 9.30am - 3.30pm any week day afterwards (except Monday and Tuesday 30 and 31 August, 2010).
We will only post results out if specifically requested and on receipt of an A5 SAE. Alternatively, if a student would like to nominate someone else to collect their results for them, we would need a letter from and signed by the student informing us of who they wish to nominate.
Headteacher, Andy Pugh, said he was pleased at the grades achieved by Year 11 students. “Early indications are that 76% of students achieved 5 or more grades A*-C, and 61% including English and Maths. These results are some of the best in the school’s recent history, and there are some excellent performances by individuals. The school has also seen an increase in the percentage of students achieving grades A* and A.
We offer our congratulations to them all.”
Arrangements for Collecting Exam Results.
Any printed statements of exam results which have not already been collected will be available at the School Reception desk for collection Wednesday to Friday this week between 9.30am and 3p.m. Also photocopies of certificates of any other results e.g. ALANs and November Maths GCSE exams. Schools have agreed with local Further Education providers that this printed statement is adequate for college entry.
The printed statement of results from the Exam Boards will not be in school until Thursday 26 August and will be available for collection between 11am - 3.30pm on that day or between 9.30am - 3.30pm any week day afterwards (except Monday and Tuesday 30 and 31 August, 2010).
We will only post results out if specifically requested and on receipt of an A5 SAE. Alternatively, if a student would like to nominate someone else to collect their results for them, we would need a letter from and signed by the student informing us of who they wish to nominate.
Investing in our students...
We believe that excellent teaching and learning is the key to success and we support that belief with investment in the best educational technology. All of our rooms have interactive whiteboards and all teachers are provided with laptops to enable them to plan exciting interactive lessons. The schools network of 300+ computers give students and staff excellent access to ICT and our modern network ensures reliable fast access to learning resources.
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