Our students (and their parents and carers) have been magnificent during the current period of school closure. We'd like to send a huge thank you to the 96% of them who have logged on to Myvle to access work in the last week.
Update for parents and carers (Thursday 2 April):
The Chief Regulator of the Office of Qualifications and Examinations Regulation (Ofqual) has, on Friday 3 April, issued the following letter to all GCSE, AS and A level students:
Following the announcement by the Prime Minister on Monday 23 March, please be aware that we remain open only for vulnerable students and key worker families who have no alternative care.
Thank you to all who were involved in the Ofsted inspection on Tuesday 10 and Wednesday 11 March.
The majority of our students travel to and from school by bus and so we wanted to ensure that parents and carers are aware of the following information regarding bus travel.
Update:
We are currently seeking the following role to join our team at Lady Manners School:
Year 9 students (and their parents) are now thinking about what subjects they will study in Key Stage 4 (Upper School). These are important choices and there is a range of information available to help.
We reported the excellent results of our GCSE students back in August. We are delighted to learn that the hard work put in by the students and their teachers puts Lady Manners School amongst the top performing schools in Derbyshire.
As you are probably aware, Shutts Lane is very busy at the beginning and end of the school day. With over 1,300 students arriving or leaving the site at the same time, safety is our prime concern.
The premises team, and others, have been very busy over the summer with dozens of projects, big and small, which all improve the environment for our students, staff and visitors.
There were smiles all round at Lady Manners School as students celebrated another year of excellent GCSE results.
Lady Manners School Sixth Form students can, once again, be congratulated that their hard work has enabled them to achieve strong A Level results.
A level results will be published on Thursday 15 August and GCSE results on Thursday 22 August:
It is with a sense of privilege and excitement that I take up the position of Headteacher at Lady Manners School from Duncan Meikle. I am sure that I echo the views of the whole school community in expressing our gratitude to Mr Meikle for all his hard work and in wishing him a well-earned and enjoyable retirement.
This week sees the visible start of a project by Lady Manners School to make more effective use of its beautiful site, to improve the sports facilities for its students and the wider community.
We are fundraising to enable us to refurbish one of our science laboratories.
Year 9 students (and their parents) are now thinking about what subjects they will study in Key Stage 4 (Upper School). These are important choices and there is a range of information available to help.
We were delighted to welcome Mr Peat to school earlier this week.
Lady Manners School Sixth Form has received an award for the consistently strong progress made by its A Level students.
Lady Manners School has been awarded the British Council’s prestigious International School Award in recognition of its work to bring the world into the classroom.
Following on from record A Level results for Year 13, GCSE results this year show that Year 11 students have performed well at Lady Manners School.
Lady Manners School Sixth Form students have, once again, added to the school’s consistently strong record of A Level success, with a bumper set of results.
A level results will be published on Thursday 16 August and GCSE results on Thursday 23 August.
Lady Manners School has been awarded the Dyslexia Friendly Quality Mark by the British Dyslexia Association.
At Lady Manners School, we know that we have an amazing team of Science Technicians. This knowledge was confirmed yesterday when Ms Clinton, our Senior Science Technician, was announced as Science Technician of the Year in a national competition!
I am now able to let you know about our recent Section 8 Short Inspection, conducted on Tuesday 15 May 2018.
The General Data Protection Regulation takes effect from Friday 25 May.
Emily Porter, a student at Lady Manners School, has received a national accolade for achieving the highest mark in the country in GCSE Geography.
Sporting achievement and spirit were celebrated by students, parents and staff at the biennial Lady Manners School Sports Awards on Thursday 26 April.
Rebecca Marrow, Lady Manners School student, has stormed through a national biology competition to be chosen to represent the UK in the international competition in Iran in the summer.
A decision last Friday, by the Peak District National Park Authority, to approve plans for 30 new affordable homes to be built, is one of the final steps in our journey to improve the sports facilities that we offer our students, and within the wider community.
Students at Lady Manners School achieve amazing things every day. None of this would be possible without the school’s staff – no more so than the dedicated Premises Team.
Lady Manners School Sixth Former, Isobella Cottrell, has beaten off a very high level of competition to win the Sports Volunteer of the Year award in the Derby Telegraph Sports Awards.
The election for the four Parent Governor vacancies took place on 1 November. As a result Mrs Emma Goldsack, Mrs Laura McNulty, Mr Keith Shivers and Dr Chasca Twyman have been elected to the Board of Governors.
It's not just new students who have been welcomed to Lady Manners School this term. New heads of Maths, English and Languages are bringing with them a fresh perspective to the school.
GCSE results this year show that Year 11 students have performed well at Lady Manners School in Bakewell. In the core subjects where there is a new grading system this year 85% of students gained at least a ‘4’ in Maths (nearest equivalent to Grade C) and 80% gained at least a ‘4’ in at least one of their English GCSEs.
Lady Manners School Sixth Form students have, once again, added to the school’s consistently strong record of A Level success.
The weather favoured us on Sports Day, held yesterday, Tuesday 20 June. Conditions were ideal for a wonderful day of sport, which saw Glossop lift the house trophy with a lead over Barker of just 1 ½ points!
Lady Manners School Catering Team has, once again, been awarded the top Food Hygiene Rating of five by the Food Standards Agency.
In light of recent communications about school funding – both at a national level and about our school in particular - the Lady Manners School Parents’ Association hosted a discussion on this topic at their meeting on Tuesday 4 April. We are delighted that a wide range of parents attended and a variety of views existed about the best way to move forward.
Second hand Lady Manners School uniform is now available from the Cancer Research UK Charity Shop, 6 Matlock Street, Bakewell (near the Rutland Arms Hotel).
Lady Manners School is delighted to be one of only 11 schools in Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire to have been awarded National Citizen Service (NCS) Champion School status.
Due to the impending closure of Lady Fair, one of our uniform suppliers, Lady Manners School uniform will now also be available to buy from Kick Off Sport on Firs Parade in Matlock.
If you join www.thegivingmachine.co.uk and then shop online, over 2000 shops will donate cash to us at no extra cost to you.
Over the past few years, we have been making changes to the way we communicate with parents in order to improve the effectiveness of our communications and to respond to the wishes of parents. Changes have included the redesign of our website; the introduction of text messages to inform of school closure; and termly ‘News and Information’ emails.
As you are probably aware, Shutts Lane is very busy at the beginning and end of the school day.
The Lady Manners School catering team provide up to 1,300 healthy and delicious meals every school day. Here we focus some well-deserved attention on them, in one of an occasional series of articles on some of the unsung heroes of our school.
You can now hear of school news, as it happens, via your Apple or android mobile phone or tablet.
Information and advice on how to help your children to stay safe online is available on our 'Keeping Safe' page. Click here to have a look.
Details of the procedures that we follow should we have to close the school in the event of bad weather are available on the 'Emergency Closure Procedure' page of this website.
We appreciate that, sometimes, it can be difficult to know who to contact at school. In order to assist, we have three easily remembered email addresses for parents' use
Please help us to help your children to get their lunch more quickly by checking regularly that their WisePay account contains sufficient funds.