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15/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/VygygAu9Ml— Valley Park School () May 15, 2025

14/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/ARJzkAULXU— Valley Park School () May 14, 2025

13/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/mJy4zeLFFs— Valley Park School () May 13, 2025

13/05/25

Last week, the Gallery hosted 4 heats of The Voice VP and the Judges' lists rapidly filled up. Audiences were very supportive and we’ve raised lots of money for our chosen charities. On Friday, The final takes place, and all money goes to Decaf!#thevoicevp pic.twitter.com/E3jPwjMTBD— Valley Park School () May 13, 2025

13/05/25

We held a writing competition for World Book Day back in March, and the winners have finally been announced. From 5 finalists, two talented writers emerged: Joseph and Seraphina, both in year 9! Congratulations on your well deserved win!#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/f1jd6ecyVB— Valley Park School () May 13, 2025

13/05/25

At last month’s VIAT Spring Concert, students were awarded Silver & Gold Awards for their contributions to our Music Department. Congratulations to Lucie, Scarlette, Gergana, Layla, Sophie, Holly, Daisy, Bami, Ashley, Maddie & Nadia! #wearevalleyparkmusicians pic.twitter.com/TktIvs9j9F— Valley Park School () May 13, 2025

12/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/QMxR7rhKnt— Valley Park School () May 12, 2025

12/05/25

On 29 April, we hosted VIAT Speaks, a public speaking event for students from VIAT secondary schools. Isabella won ‘Most Inspirational Speech’, whilst Hamish won best speaker. They were articulate, confident, and embodied our values. pic.twitter.com/NsxZfyfWkM— Valley Park School () May 12, 2025

12/05/25

We have a vacancy for a History teacher. Please apply via our website...https://t.co/Ar35aRngS1 pic.twitter.com/k3QOEVfB3A— Valley Park School () May 12, 2025

12/05/25

House Point update...#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/DPXONxdkz4— Valley Park School () May 12, 2025

11/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/w58HyFjXnN— Valley Park School () May 11, 2025

11/05/25

There are many reasons why a student might struggle with attendance at school. Valley Park has a dedicated team to help & support you. To speak to someone, contact us by phone or email & a member of the attendance team will get back to you. pic.twitter.com/j9zJNf9oxg— Valley Park School () May 11, 2025

08/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/58Z4pkC8gz— Valley Park School () May 8, 2025

07/05/25

Tomorrow's exams... pic.twitter.com/eKjdA8ueRa— Valley Park School () May 7, 2025

07/05/25

There's a cabaret performance on 22 May in the Gallery in aid of the Young Lives Foundation. It's called All That Jazz and starts at 6pm. You can buy tickets from Evolve. https://t.co/4RISmTZUN2 #wearevalleyparkcabaret pic.twitter.com/rSAdsBXFWL— Valley Park School () May 7, 2025

06/05/25

Tomorrow's exams are... pic.twitter.com/oW9ZwURwVm— Valley Park School () May 6, 2025

06/05/25

The main event for the week ahead is the first four heats of the Voice VP. Come and support your house and raise money for charity!#wearevalleypark#wearevalleyparkthevoice#supportyourhouse pic.twitter.com/zYB32zZ2S9— Valley Park School () May 6, 2025

05/05/25

Tomorrow's exams... pic.twitter.com/ThBZw3oFa3— Valley Park School () May 5, 2025

04/05/25

If a student’s attendance at the end of Term 4 was below 90% this means that they have missed at least 12 days or 60 hours of learning across the school year. pic.twitter.com/eLWAfOoATD— Valley Park School () May 4, 2025

01/05/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/bQfiC6VZIx— Valley Park School () May 1, 2025

01/05/25

The Performing Arts department took students from Sixth Form to see Great Gatsby the Musical in Londons West End. A fantastic show which the students are currently studying as part of their Unit 2. #wearevalleyparkperformingarts pic.twitter.com/nImm5sScij— Valley Park School () May 1, 2025

01/05/25

Beltane signals the onset of summer and is a favored occasion for Pagans to perform handfasting ceremonies, akin to weddings. Traditionally, communities ignited bonfires and danced around maypoles, celebrating age-old spring rituals for fertility. pic.twitter.com/Qm4n0J9dht— Valley Park School () May 1, 2025

30/04/25

Tomorrow's exams...#examupdate#wearevalleypark pic.twitter.com/QPKzpFizaQ— Valley Park School () April 30, 2025

30/04/25

The Royal Marines Band Service visited Valley Park, giving a careers talk and conducting workshops on orchestral quintets and rudimental drumming. Bugler Budden and Marine Reiss travelled from CTCRM Lympstone for the event. pic.twitter.com/DCYAHeCbVn— Valley Park School () April 30, 2025

29/04/25

The news is out! We're already preparing for our next production. Over 100 students from year 7-13 turned up for the dance auditions for '13 The Musical'. #wearevalleyparkproductions #13 pic.twitter.com/ae758BeTal— Valley Park School () April 29, 2025

Pupil Premium

The Pupil Premium Grant (PPG) is a government grant that is given to schools to help them support those children that are the most disadvantaged, with a focus on raising attainment.  

In the 2025-26 financial year, all schools will receive the following funding for each child registered as eligible for free school meals at any point in the last 6 years:

  • £1,075 for secondary-aged pupils.

Schools will receive £2,630 for any pupil:

  • identified in the January 2022 school census or the alternative provision census as having left local authority care as a result of:
  • adoption;
  • a special guardianship order;
  • a child arrangements order (previously known as a residence order).
  • who has been in local authority care for 1 day or more;
  • recorded as both eligible for FSM in the last 6 years and as being looked after (or as having left local authority care).

For pupils who attract the £2,630 rate, the virtual school head of the local authority that looks after the pupil will manage the funding.

Schools will receive £350 for every pupil in Year Groups Reception to Year 11 where:

  • one of their parents is serving in the regular armed forces (including pupils with a parent who is on full commitment as part of the full-time reserve service, and also pupils whose parent is serving in the armed forces of another nation and is formally stationed in England) – and they are recorded in the October school census as being a ‘service child’.
  • they have previously been registered as a ‘service child’ in any school census in the last 6 years.
  • one of their parents died while serving in the armed forces, and the pupil receives a pension under the Armed Forces Compensation Scheme or the War Pensions Scheme.

(This funding is primarily to help with pastoral support. It can also be used to help improve the academic progress of eligible pupils if the school deems this to be a priority.)


Download our Pupil Premium Strategy Statement