The school trip to War Horse was a fantastic experience for the pupils, who displayed exemplary behaviour throughout the day. The captivating performance allowed them to engage fully with the story’s powerful themes of friendship, courage, and resilience. Watching the play not only provided a great story but also helped deepen their understanding of history and emotional expression.

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This year, our pupils have once again achieved remarkable exam results.  Year 11 and some year 12 pupils have not only met their target grades but also secured the grades required for college placements and apprenticeships.  Some of our pupils have even surpassed expectations, obtaining grades higher than anticipated. 

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Muntham House School proudly celebrated that the school had 0 NEET (Not in employment, education or other training) pupils once again. This means that all pupils leaving the school went on to further training, college or into full-time employment.  This year 50% of pupils leaving the school went into full-time employment.

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Muntham House School's KS4 Football team participated in the National Engage tournament at St Georges Park National Football Centre, the home of football. Schools from the Southern, Northern, and Midlands regions competed against each other in difficult, hot, sunny conditions. 

Our team from Muntham finished the day as champions, which was certainly a great achievement.

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This year, Muntham House’s Battle of the Bands competition was back with a bang! 4 Schools battled it out, contending courageously for the chance to be named champions. 

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As part of their Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards, year 10 pupils successfully completed the 3 Peaks challenge, climbing the highest 3 mountains in the United Kingdom. Over 5 days, Muntham House School pupils and staff worked extremely hard climbing the following mountains:

1. Ben Nevis mountain in Scotland 1,345 meters

2. Scafell Pike mountain in England 978 meters

3. Snowdon mountain in Wales 1,085 meters

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At the end of every half-term, we send a newsletter to all Parents/Carers about some of the great things our pupils have done during that half-term. 

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Muntham House School received its fifth consecutive Outstanding grade for our recent Social Care Inspection. Inspectors graded the school as;

Overall experience and progress of children and young people: Outstanding

How well children and young people are helped and protected: Outstanding

The effectiveness of leaders and managers: Outstanding

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