As we reach the end of the GCSE exam period, I wanted to take a moment to congratulate each and every one of you. Completing your Year 11 journey is a significant achievement, and you should feel incredibly proud of everything you have accomplished. Your hard work, determination and resilience have been clear to see throughout the year.
Although I have only had the privilege of working with you during Year 11, I have been continually impressed by your maturity, character and the way you have supported one another. It has been a pleasure to be part of your journey this year and to witness the growth you have shown, both academically and personally.
Event details:
A few important reminders to ensure the evening runs smoothly:
We would also really appreciate any uniform donations. Items such as blazers, ties, skirts and Twynham-specific kit, including PE kit, can make a big difference to other students. If you are able to donate, please ensure all items are washed before being handed in.
Finally, a reminder that GCSE Results Day will take place on Thursday 20th August. Further details will be shared in a future communication.
Well done again, Year 11. You have earned this moment, and I look forward to celebrating with you very soon.
As you head into the summer, please take care of yourselves and each other. Enjoy your freedom and well-earned break, but remember to make sensible choices, stay aware of your surroundings, and look out for your friends. Whether you are travelling, attending events, or simply spending time with others, your safety and wellbeing should always come first.
And as this may be my final blog message to you as a full year group, thank you for the way you have welcomed me into your journey this year. I am genuinely proud of each of you and excited to see what comes next.
Signing off for the final time as your Head of Year, Mr Keep
Although I have only had the privilege of working with you during Year 11, I have been continually impressed by your maturity, character and the way you have supported one another. It has been a pleasure to be part of your journey this year and to witness the growth you have shown, both academically and personally.
✨ Prom 2026
I am really looking forward to celebrating your success together at this year’s prom. It promises to be a fantastic evening and a well-earned opportunity to enjoy time with friends and mark the end of this chapter.Event details:
- Date: Monday 22nd June
- Venue: The Queens Hotel, Bournemouth
- Arrivals: From 6.30pm
- Last dance: 10.00pm
- Carriages: 10.15pm
A few important reminders to ensure the evening runs smoothly:
- Please bring your ticket for quick entry. Most tickets have been collected, but if you have not yet collected yours, please do so as soon as possible
- Formal dress code applies
- Strictly no alcohol is permitted
- Security searches will take place on arrival for your safety
- If you leave the premises, you will not be permitted to re-enter
- The school reserves the right to refuse entry
- Security staff may remove students if behaviour is deemed unsafe or unacceptable
📚 End of Term Reminders
As we approach the end of term, please ensure that all textbooks and any other loaned resources are returned, including library books. This is essential in supporting younger students.We would also really appreciate any uniform donations. Items such as blazers, ties, skirts and Twynham-specific kit, including PE kit, can make a big difference to other students. If you are able to donate, please ensure all items are washed before being handed in.
🚀 Looking Ahead
It is exciting to think about what comes next for all of you. I know many of you will be returning to Twynham Sixth Form, and I look forward to seeing you continue to grow and succeed here. For those moving on to new opportunities, I wish you the very best of luck in your next adventure. Whatever path you take, I hope you remain proud of your time at Twynham and stay connected with the school as you move forward into your future careers and lives.💬 A Final Note
Over the summer, please take care of yourselves and each other. Make sensible choices, stay safe, and look out for your friends so that everyone can enjoy a well-earned break.Finally, a reminder that GCSE Results Day will take place on Thursday 20th August. Further details will be shared in a future communication.
Well done again, Year 11. You have earned this moment, and I look forward to celebrating with you very soon.
As you head into the summer, please take care of yourselves and each other. Enjoy your freedom and well-earned break, but remember to make sensible choices, stay aware of your surroundings, and look out for your friends. Whether you are travelling, attending events, or simply spending time with others, your safety and wellbeing should always come first.
And as this may be my final blog message to you as a full year group, thank you for the way you have welcomed me into your journey this year. I am genuinely proud of each of you and excited to see what comes next.
Signing off for the final time as your Head of Year, Mr Keep