TMWS latest newsletter is published, read about what our students have been achieving and school updates.  

The Market Weighton School recently hosted the East Riding of Yorkshire Holocaust Memorial Event. Students under the guidance of Mr Morris, teacher of Society & Ethics, and Mr Fletcher teacher of History, put together a programme of events in remembrance of the Holocaust and more recent genocide in Cambodia, Rwanda and Darfur. The students performed specially selected music and drams and read poems written by Holocaust survivors and accounts of the atrocities they faced. Ben Clark and Matthew Haxby preformed the theme to Schindler’s List, which they had prepared as part of their GCSE music assessment and Mukeni Wa-Ciama performed her own composition, ‘I’m Sorry’. Other performers on the day were Gemma Marshall, Elizabeth Cass, Viviana Mayman, Lydia Melbourne, Hannah Clark, Alex Calvert, Evie Witty, Abigail Redhead, Abigail Johnson and the Year 10 GCSE drama group. All were ably supported by Joe Green and Ben Kirby providing technical support under the supervision of Mr Poulston. Mr Fletcher spoke about the importance of ensuring young people learn about the Holocaust and understand how discrimination and hatred allowed this to happen in Europe only 75 years ago. He went on to link this with modern day cases of discrimination and encouraged all the students present to stand up for what is right. Distinguished guests including the Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, The Hon. Dame Susan Cunliffe-Lister, DCVO, High Sheriff of the East Riding of Yorkshire, Mrs. Deborah Rosenberg, and the Chairman of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Councillor Margaret Chadwick. They were joined by the Mayor of Market Weighton and Mayoress, Town Councillor Derek and Mrs. Joan Cary, together with many supporters of the school. All were highly impressed by the quality of performances given by the students. Special thanks to Langlands Garden Centre who kindly provided the floral arrangements.

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The Market Weighton School recently hosted the East Riding of Yorkshire Holocaust Memorial Event. Students under the guidance of Mr Morris, teacher of Society & Ethics, and Mr Fletcher teacher of History, put together a programme of events in remembrance of the Holocaust and more recent genocide in Cambodia, Rwanda and Darfur. The students performed specially selected music and drams and read poems written by Holocaust survivors and accounts of the atrocities they faced. Ben Clark and Matthew Haxby preformed the theme to Schindler’s List, which they had prepared as part of their GCSE music assessment and Mukeni Wa-Ciama performed her own composition, ‘I’m Sorry’. Other performers on the day were Gemma Marshall, Elizabeth Cass, Viviana Mayman, Lydia Melbourne, Hannah Clark, Alex Calvert, Evie Witty, Abigail Redhead, Abigail Johnson and the Year 10 GCSE drama group. All were ably supported by Joe Green and Ben Kirby providing technical support under the supervision of Mr Poulston. Mr Fletcher spoke about the importance of ensuring young people learn about the Holocaust and understand how discrimination and hatred allowed this to happen in Europe only 75 years ago. He went on to link this with modern day cases of discrimination and encouraged all the students present to stand up for what is right. Distinguished guests including the Lord-Lieutenant of the East Riding of Yorkshire, The Hon. Dame Susan Cunliffe-Lister, DCVO, High Sheriff of the East Riding of Yorkshire, Mrs. Deborah Rosenberg, and the Chairman of East Riding of Yorkshire Council, Councillor Margaret Chadwick. They were joined by the Mayor of Market Weighton and Mayoress, Town Councillor Derek and Mrs. Joan Cary, together with many supporters of the school. All were highly impressed by the quality of performances given by the students. Special thanks to Langlands Garden Centre who kindly provided the floral arrangements.

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TMWS latest newsletter is published, read about what our students have been achieving and school updates.  

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Please take the time to read the Headteachers covering letter and the Ofsted Report from the recent inspection.

TMWS latest newsletter is published, read about what our students have been achieving and school updates.  

The Autumn Menu for our school canteen has now been published, you can see it here.  

Dear Parent/Carer TMWS Year 11 IAG Progression Event (4.30-6.30pm)/Year 11 Subject Parents Evening 1 (4.30-7.00pm) Tuesday 2 October 2018 I am writing to invite you to the TMWS Year 11 Progression Event on Tuesday 2 October 2018 from 4.30 – 6.30pm in the School Hall....

A big thank you to staff, students and parents who have raised £921 to help Emma Hodson buy a new powerfootball wheel chair. Thanks to other generous donations and a family fun day during the summer holidays the £7,500 total has been reached and the chair is on order!...

Dear Parent/Carer TMWS Year 11 IAG Progression Event (4.30-6.30pm)/Year 11 Subject Parents Evening 1 (4.30-7.00pm) Tuesday 2 October 2018 I am writing to invite you to the TMWS Year 11 Progression Event on Tuesday 2 October 2018 from 4.30 – 6.30pm in the School Hall....

A big thank you to staff, students and parents who have raised £921 to help Emma Hodson buy a new powerfootball wheel chair. Thanks to other generous donations and a family fun day during the summer holidays the £7,500 total has been reached and the chair is on order!...

GCSE results will be available to collect from the Library between 9.30am and 11.30am on Thursday 23rd August.

Following our assessment on Tuesday 12th June 2018 the school are pleased to announce that we have been successful in attaining the Quality in careers standard for schools. This replaces the old Gold Standard award and is recognition of the high quality...

GCSE results will be available to collect from the Library between 9.30am and 11.30am on Thursday 23rd August.

Following our assessment on Tuesday 12th June 2018 the school are pleased to announce that we have been successful in attaining the Quality in careers standard for schools. This replaces the old Gold Standard award and is recognition of the high quality...

We have recently been considering ways to improve home/school communications. Following on from the successful launch of E-praise which allows you to keep track of your child’s progress, we will now be trialling this system to contact home instead of email. All messages will be safely tracked

Please see the attached letter from Mr Harrison which details our response to the recent hoax email received by us.

The February edition of our Parents Newsletter is now available to download.

The February edition of our Parents Newsletter is now available to download.

TMWS rounded off the year in our usual way with house assemblies and our whole school last day of term performances.  This provides an opportunity for students to come together in their houses, have an update of their current house point positions, and watch a...

Wednesday 20th December saw Christmas take over TMWS, staff and students wore festive attire to raise money and support the 'Christmas Jumper Day', at Lunchtime students and staff came together to celebrate our annual Christmas Lunch, and in the evening saw a sell out performance of our annual Christmas Concert. Click the headline to view our Photo Gallery.

TMWS rounded off the year in our usual way with house assemblies and our whole school last day of term performances.  This provides an opportunity for students to come together in their houses, have an update of their current house point positions, and watch a...

Wednesday 20th December saw Christmas take over TMWS, staff and students wore festive attire to raise money and support the 'Christmas Jumper Day', at Lunchtime students and staff came together to celebrate our annual Christmas Lunch, and in the evening saw a sell out performance of our annual Christmas Concert. Click the headline to view our Photo Gallery.

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

The February edition of our Parents Newsletter is now available to download.

We have recently been considering ways to improve home/school communications. Following on from the successful launch of E-praise which allows you to keep track of your child’s progress, we will now be trialling this system to contact home instead of email. All messages will be safely tracked

The November edition of our parents newsletter is now available to download.

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

Friday 17th November is Children in Need Day. We will be holding a staff & students talent show, the legendary TMWS bun sale and it will be a non uniform day.

Dear Parents/Carers The ballot papers have now been counted and I am pleased to inform you of the result of our election for two parent governors

Following our assessment on Tuesday 12th June 2018 the school are pleased to announce that we have been successful in attaining the Quality in careers standard for schools. This replaces the old Gold Standard award and is recognition of the high quality...

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

Ofsted recognised that we are taking effective action to become a good school.

The September edition of our parents newsletter is available to download.

I am writing to invite you to the TMWS Year 11 Progression Event on Tuesday 3rd October 2017 from 4.30-6.30 in the School Hall. This is an annual event which is very successful in providing our Year 11 pupils/parents with access to IAG (Information, Advice and Guidance) from Post-16 providers in Hull and the East Riding of Yorkshire. The aim of the event is to provide the necessary information to enable our current Year 11 pupils to make informed decisions about their direction from September 2018. The application process begins in earnest over the next 2 months and as such this is a very important event.

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

The Autumn Menu for our school canteen has now been published, you can see it here.  

Year 11 Prom, Wednesday 5th July 2017 Lazaat Hotel Wood Hill Way, Cottingham HU16 5SX 7pm arrival for 8pm Dinner. Photography will be taken by Insight Photography – images will be available to purchase on the night at a cost of £7.50 for 1 print, 2 for £10 or 3 for...

The whole of TMWS would like to congratulate Ms Reddall and Mrs Bell on being nominated for the Teaching Assistant of the Year 2017 Award.

106 students and staff attended The Market Weighton School prom, which this year was held at the Kilnwick Percy Club near Pocklington on 4 July. Students arrived in a whole host of transport including an old army lorry, an articulated truck and an array of impressive...

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

The Autumn Menu for our school canteen has now been published, you can see it here.  

Year 11 Prom, Wednesday 5th July 2017 Lazaat Hotel Wood Hill Way, Cottingham HU16 5SX 7pm arrival for 8pm Dinner. Photography will be taken by Insight Photography – images will be available to purchase on the night at a cost of £7.50 for 1 print, 2 for £10 or 3 for...

The whole of TMWS would like to congratulate Ms Reddall and Mrs Bell on being nominated for the Teaching Assistant of the Year 2017 Award.

Following a very busy week of fundraising, selling noses, bun sales, talent shows, non uniform days and tuck shops we are proud to have raised just over £850 for Comic Relief. The images here show a flavour of what we did to raise this fantastic amount of money.

The March Edition of our Parents Newsletter is available to download here.

Year 11 Prom, Wednesday 5th July 2017 Lazaat Hotel Wood Hill Way, Cottingham HU16 5SX 7pm arrival for 8pm Dinner. Photography will be taken by Insight Photography – images will be available to purchase on the night at a cost of £7.50 for 1 print, 2 for £10 or 3 for...

TMWS is committed to educating young people about emotional wellbeing. We also know it is crucial to raise awareness of issues and ensure students know where to get help if they need it. As part of teaching your child about emotional wellbeing, a theatre group called ‘Dramatic Theatre in Education Company’ will be performing a one hour play on Friday 5th May called No Harm done? No Harm Done? Is a theatre in education play followed by an interactive talkback that aims to start conversations around mental health and emotional wellbeing. No Harm Done? follows two teenage school friends who share their experiences of self-harm. The story talks about feelings, self-care and how we might react when someone we care about self-harms.

With our Year 8 Residential visit just around the corner, we have published our Parents Information pack to help you prepare fully for this visit.

Download a copy of our Easter Revision Timetable for Year 11 Students using the link below.      

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

The March Edition of our Parents Newsletter is available to download here.

The Autumn Term edition of our Safeguarding Bulletin is available to view here.

Well, what a Christmas Season it has been, (so far!)  It is always a busy time of year at school in December but this year has seen a very busy time indeed, with our recent successful Ofsted Inspection, followed by numerous Christmas events, Christmas Jumper Day, 9...

We will be observing a two minute silence today as the nation falls silent to remember the nation's war dead for Armistice Day. Silence falls at 11:00 GMT to remember servicemen and women killed in conflict. If you are visiting school today please be aware of this event.

Required as soon as possible; a highly motivated and innovative teacher of Maths to join our successful Maths team. You will be able to teach Maths across the full range of ages and abilities at KS3 and KS4.

Download a copy of our Easter Revision Timetable for Year 11 Students using the link below.      

On Saturday 18 November The Market Weighton School hosted the first round of The Rotary Club’s Young Chef Competition 2017. Five aspiring young chefs aged between 12-15 years old, studying Food & Nutrition at TMWS, went head to head under the watchful eye of ex pupil and Head Judge, Ben Cox of The Star at Sancton. The brief was to create a three course meal for two with a focus on healthy eating.

The whole of TMWS would like to congratulate Ms Reddall and Mrs Bell on being nominated for the Teaching Assistant of the Year 2017 Award.

Please find below a letter from Ofsted with details of our inspection on 4th and 5th December. Parent Survey Link: https://parentview.ofsted.gov.uk

Exciting rugby opportunity for both boys and girls. RFU Rugby coaching session Thursday 3rd November 2016 3.15- 4.15pm Cost: Free Clothing: PE kit and trainers Come along and have a try it might surprise you!

Dear Parents/Carers TMWS Half Marathon (Walk) I am pleased to inform you that the annual school walk will take place on Friday 23 September 2016. Should the weather be inclement, the reserve date is Friday 30 September. The walk provides an important opportunity for...

GCSE Examination timetables for Year 10 & 11 students are now available to view and download, this includes all confirmed GCSE Mock exams in 2016 and provisional timetables for the 2017 Mock and Actual GCSE Exams.

The March Edition of our Parents Newsletter is available to download here.

Well, what a Christmas Season it has been, (so far!)  It is always a busy time of year at school in December but this year has seen a very busy time indeed, with our recent successful Ofsted Inspection, followed by numerous Christmas events, Christmas Jumper Day, 9...

Sports Day – Monday 4 July 2016 Personal Development Day: Tuesday 5 July 2016 Dear Parents/Carers I would like to inform you of a change to our timetable next week. Sports Day is on Monday 4 July for the whole day and students must attend school in full TMWS PE kit. ...

Well, what a Christmas Season it has been, (so far!)  It is always a busy time of year at school in December but this year has seen a very busy time indeed, with our recent successful Ofsted Inspection, followed by numerous Christmas events, Christmas Jumper Day, 9...

Please see the attached letter about on-going building work at The Market Weighton School  

Well, what a Christmas Season it has been, (so far!)  It is always a busy time of year at school in December but this year has seen a very busy time indeed, with our recent successful Ofsted Inspection, followed by numerous Christmas events, Christmas Jumper Day, 9...

Please see the attached letter about on-going building work at The Market Weighton School  

Letter to Parents [wpfilebase tag=file id=253 /] Parent View Link: http://www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/ Students Ofsted is inspecting your school and would like to hear your views. You can do this by completing an online pupil questionnaire at the following link:...

Today students attended a workshop by Theatre Group Dramatic!. WIRED is a performance/workshop which provides insight to drug and alcohol misuse and other risk taking behaviours with particular reference made to Novel Psychoactive Substances.  The session...

Letter to Parents [wpfilebase tag=file id=253 /] Parent View Link: http://www.parentview.ofsted.gov.uk/ Students Ofsted is inspecting your school and would like to hear your views. You can do this by completing an online pupil questionnaire at the following link:...

Please see the attached letter about on-going building work at The Market Weighton School