For most teenagers, leaving school is the biggest life event they have experienced so far, and for many pupils leaving us this summer, the next step they take in their journey will be into the world of apprenticeship.
Twenty-five students are heading to Thailand for the trip of a lifetime, which will see them caring for rescued elephants and teaching local school children about climate change.
Springwood Sixth Formers have put primary school pupils through their mathematical paces.
A trio of our students have secured offers to study at Cambridge University.
A group of 26 pupils enjoyed the adventure of a lifetime after travelling more than 6000 miles to Battambang Province in Cambodia as part of a global citizenship programme run by the Challenges Abroad organisation.
We are celebrating an unprecedented number of our students being offered places to study veterinary medicine.
Year 13 pupil Leo Rice-Wallen has been given an opportunity to follow his dreams after securing a place at London’s prestigious Rambert Dance School.
A new canteen facility exclusively for the use of sixth formers at Springwood has proved to be very much to the taste of the students.
Two second-year university students have enjoyed a trip back to their schooldays to pick up a prize for outstanding exam results.
Around 150 students hit the red carpet runway to arrive for their prom night celebrations at our school.
Our sixth form students will be enjoying exclusive use of a new cafe being constructed.
After a school year like no other, sixth form students at Springwood know that whatever fate and the pandemic may throw at them next year, they will at least have the advantage of a highly-experienced mentor to call upon, to help them deal with staying on track academically.
