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Vermuyden School's Website
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Dear Parent/Carer
It has been another busy half term for students at Vermuyden School and despite only being back six weeks since the Christmas break so much has already been packed in.
We have had a very successful Year 10 trip to the battlefields in Belgium. A member of staff took two Sixth Form students to visit Auschwitz as part of their work in RE. Both students plan to share their very sobering experience with other students through presentations in assembly. We have a trip to France for Year 9 later this half term and Geography field trips at the planning stage.
Shorter visits to the Humber Bridge, a theatre visit to Hull and various opportunities more locally in Goole all ensure that there are plenty of occasions for students at Vermuyden School to get involved in learning experiences outside of the classroom. It is always gratifying to hear the positive comments made by members of the public about the excellent way in which our young people present themselves when out and about.
Our sporting stars have also been recognised with two of our Year 11 boys winning a coveted place to represent the County at football whilst one of our swimmers has made it to the Olympic trials by achieving his British time earlier in the month.
This is just a sample of what makes Vermuyden School such a rewarding place to work at: seeing the growth and success of our young people in all they do. Young people often get a bad press. Reflecting on all the positive things that have happened in the last six weeks that press is definitely very much undeserved.
Mrs D L Tomasz, Head Teacher
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