The whole school community is encouraged to live by Jesus’ teaching to love our neighbour and to “Treat others as you wish to be treated”. We hold that all people are made in the image of God and as such we encourage students to develop a respect for and tolerance of others - regardless of differences of race, disability, sexuality, gender, culture or religion.Īs well as learning about other faiths and world views our students develop an understanding of the Christian Faith and act in a way which demonstrates the key attributes of love, joy, peace, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness and self -control. All students regardless of background and ability will be exposed to the very best so that they are able to understand and aspire to excellence they should see this excellence both in school and beyond in the academic and cultural world. Students develop a curiosity about the world around them and a desire to learn. We aim to develop students to enable them to take their place in society as happy, successful and resilient people who act with integrity, purpose and love. Let your eyes look directly forward, and your gaze be straight before you.ĭebenham High School aims to nurture excellence and integrity in all members of our community.ĭebenham High is a place of learning and personal development for all. It has been an amazing achievement so far for our students, so well supported by Mrs Wilson. achievement in middle school and difficulty graduating high school. The National Finals are this week and the students are preparing hard for this event. Chronic absenteeism, defined as students missing 10 or more of school hours due to.

A phenomenal achievement for any group of students made even more impressive as we competed against teams containing a large number of 6th form students. You may have seen on our Twitter account that our Year 10 Team “Koazy” have become the East of England winners. This week also sees our Year 7 students undertaking their first “examination” week to get them used to the demands of assessments in a shorter space of time. It was a really pleasurable day for staff and students alike. It is always an odd day, pride in seeing the amazing young people they have developed into with a tinge of sadness as they leave us for the next stage of their lives. We took the opportunity on the Friday before half term to spend some time celebrating their time with us at Debenham this included lunch together on the tennis courts, an Assembly and some activities together to finish the day. Social Emotional & Mental Health BulletinsĪs our Year 11 students are nearing the end of their GCSE examinations they are still working hard and taking all of the opportunities on offer to be as well prepared for the remaining examinations as possible.Lunchtime and After school Activity List.Members of the Academy Trust & Governors.

Spiritual, Moral, Social & Cultural Development.

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