Following our exceptional A Level results last week, Year 11 students have also delivered an impressive set of GCSE results at Prince Henry’s.  We are so proud of our students who, with the support of their teachers, have once again excelled.  They have shown remarkable perseverance to be rewarded with some extremely strong outcomes, particularly at the higher end. An impressive number achieved top grades across a range of subjects, surpassing national averages by 10%. Nearly a third of all GCSE grades awarded were at 9-7.  Students achieved highly across various measures, including 62% who achieved a strong pass (5+) in both English and Maths and over 68% 5+ in all GCSEs.  As usual there is much to celebrate with numerous individual accomplishments hidden amongst the data to outline our pride in Prince Henry’s being a fully inclusive school supporting all students to flourish and achieve.  

The new Community Education programme is packed with courses in 9 languages and a whole host of hobbies and interests.

Following a competitive tender process to run the Chippindale Pool at Prince Henry’s Grammar School in Otley, in partnership with the school, the Collaborative Learning Trust is pleased to announce that the tender has been awarded to InGear Swim Ltd.

Local MP Katie White visited Prince Henry’s Grammar School in Otley for a working lunch with the Head Students, Eco-mittee and Headteacher Sally Bishop. While she was visiting she also had time for a short tour of the school.

Students from across the years at Prince Henry’s Grammar School in Otley were rewarded for their achievements in all areas at the annual Prince Henry's Celebration Evening at Otley Methodist Church. Over 500 students, invited guests, proud parents and carers and staff enjoyed the experience, as Guest Speaker and ex-student, Heather Thomas, the first female skipper of an all-female crew to win a round the world yacht race, handed out awards.