News from our latest Newsletter
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Friday 21 December – Last Day of Term Arrangements - School finishes at 1pm
Friday 21 December is a NON school uniform day. A reminder to students to bring their £1 in at the beginning of that week. All proceeds from this non uniform day will be going towards our Senior Citizens’ Party. The canteen will have a selection of food for students to purchase during break, however, there will be NO lunch food/drink available on this day, so please do ensure your child purchases something to eat, if they wish to do so, at break time. Read more here. -
Senior Maths Challenge 2018
Three Year 11 students will be receiving their Maths Challenge Certificates for the Senior Challenge. Over 80,000 students from across the UK took part from years 11-13 with the top 10% gaining Gold, the next 20% Silver and the next 30% Bronze. Read more here. -
Friends of Icknield - Uniform and Revision Guide Donations
We are accepting donations of good quality school uniform and PE kit for our next uniform sale on 26th January, as well as good quality used revision guides to sell at our sales. Donations can be sent into school at any point during the year and should be dropped off at reception. Read more here.
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Headteacher's Welcome
In a rapidly changing world, we want to ensure that all our students at Icknield Community College are prepared and motivated to make a difference, both now and in the future and wherever they may go. Under our guiding principle of ‘Excellence for All’ , we want all connected with the school to realise the potential they have in as many aspects of their lives as possible.
Our Ofsted Report (March 2015) stated that "The headteacher, leadership team and other senior leaders set very high expectations for the school.They have established an ethos that encourages and supports good behaviour, attitudes and learning." Collectively, students, staff, governors and parents work together to achieve the challenging targets of excellence we have set for ourselves.
We always aim to improve so that we can meet the needs of all students, guiding them to achieve excellence in whatever path they choose. We all take great pleasure in hearing about the successes of our students after they move on, whether at Oxford and Cambridge or completing their apprenticeship with flying colours. These successes are down to individual hard work and the individually-focused learning, challenge and support Icknield Community College keeps at the heart of its teaching.
I hope this website will encourage you to come and join us and find out more about what we are doing to shape the future of our school and the futures of our students.
To see what Icknield has to offer, please view our School Review of the Year 2017-18.
Mat Hunter Headteacher
