Mr Marriott

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Clive Marriott as Interim Headmaster, following the retirement of Mandy Bateman. Mr Marriott, who brings 25 years of school leadership experience within the independent sector, including a decade spent in Salisbury, is deeply familiar with the local educational landscape and is committed to continuing the school’s tradition of excellence.
In his new role, Mr Marriott will focus on maintaining the school’s renowned academic and pastoral traditions, with a particular emphasis on enhancing the school’s wraparound care and extracurricular offerings. He recognises that a well-rounded education fosters holistic development, encourages a growth mindset, and provides opportunities to strengthen interpersonal and soft skills.
“As I step into this role, I do so with a deep sense of humility and responsibility,” Mr. Marriott stated. “Leehurst Swan has always been a school that values excellence in all areas of education, both in the classroom and beyond. I fully intend to embrace the many strengths that define this school and work strategically to ensure that we continue to offer a first-class education that prepares our students not just for exams, but for life.”
The hallmark of Mr. Marriott’s leadership is placing students at the heart of the school’s narrative, empowering individual journeys, nurturing potential, and celebrating the brilliance within. Mr. Marriott added, “Our staff are exceptionally talented and dedicated, and it is a privilege to work alongside such a committed team. I am also passionate about championing our aspirations in sport and the arts, ensuring that every child has the chance to discover and develop their talents.”
Welcome, Mr Marriott!

Results Success

We are thrilled to announce another year of outstanding GCSE results, with pupils demonstrating exceptional academic achievements across all subjects.
This year’s results are a testament to the resilience and adaptability of our pupils, who have navigated their studies during a time of unprecedented challenges. Despite these hurdles, their grades have again out-performed national averages, with 95% achieving grade 4 and above, and 44% achieving the top marks of grade 7 or above. There is plenty of individual success with superb top grades along with some pupils who have found academic work more of a challenge gaining excellent results.
Our new Interim Headmaster of Leehurst Swan, Clive Marriott, praised the pupils’ achievements, stating, “We are absolutely delighted and enormously proud of the individual achievements of each pupil. These results are a testament to their hard work, dedication and resilience, as well as the unwavering support and commitment of our exceptional teaching staff. I look forward to seeing our pupils continue to thrive in the next stages of their educational journeys.”
Deputy Headteacher, Bridget Wright, commented, “These results enable Leehurst students to choose their next steps with confidence. We believe uniqueness matters: as a school we encourage all pupils to find their voice; to explore and develop their passions and potential; preparing them to be adaptable to an ever-changing world. Keeping the doors of possibility open gives them the springboard they need to succeed and make the most of life’s opportunities. It is lovely to see so many happy, smiling and excited faces here today!”
As pupils now look forward to the next steps in their educational careers, whether they are continuing their education in Salisbury or pursuing opportunities elsewhere, the school remains committed to supporting them in their future endeavors and wishes them the best of luck for the future.

Leehurst Swan celebrates 110 years!

A few photos from our celebration picnic last Friday.
It was a wonderful sunny afternoon filled with faces from Leehurst Swan’s past, present and future.
Big thank yous go to Alex from @girlslovefit for providing some great entertainment on the playground and to FoLS for the Pimms and ice creams

 

Mock Interviews

Our Year 11 had a fantastic opportunity to sit mock interviews on Friday with 15 interviewers from the Salisbury business world. The students were able to get a feel for a real job interview, with feedback on their interview and CV.
The pupils were very positive about the experience they were able to have and the advice they were given. The interviewers all commented on how well the students conducted themselves and came across in the interviews.
Well done Year 11 and a big thankyou to all the volunteer interviewers who gave up their time to come and make the afternoon so valuable.

U16 Netball

 

Our U16’s played a great match against Moyles Court this week with a convincing 17-6 win!

Some great netball was played in both the attacking and defensive ends with some hard training paying off!

A particular well done to Jemima who was awarded attacking player of the match, and Tiana who was awarded defensive player of the match

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