Katherine Warington School in Harpenden has announced excellent achievements from its students in their first-ever set of GCSE results. The school said the results mark a significant milestone in their history and reflect the dedication, hard work, and resilience of our students, staff, and community. Since opening five years ago, Katherine Warington...
Roundwood Park has celebrated a fantastic set of GCSE results this morning. Headteacher of the Harpenden school Alan Henshall said: "This exceptional year group has performed superbly, no matter what their starting point, they have all gone on to gain results of which they should be very proud. As ever, my...
Students and teachers at Beaumont School are celebrating another year of outstanding GCSE results. Headteacher Martin Atkinson said: "I am delighted that our students have matched the very high standards set by previous cohorts. We are looking forward to starting the new term with our largest Sixth Form ever." Assistant headteacher, Andy...
Samuel Ryder Academy have congratulated all of their GCSE and BTEC Year 11 students who have made excellent progress to achieve outstanding outcomes and destinations. The school said this cohort have demonstrated an admirable work ethic in preparation for their exams, presenting them as academic role models for the rest of...
Verulam students who received their GCSE and Level 2 BTEC exam results today are looking forward to the next stage of their education. Special mention must go to Thomas Roffe and Henry Skaanild who achieved an average of grade 9 across all of their 10 GCSEs. Another 15 students achieved an...
The tired old mural in Harpenden’s Station Road underpass has undergone a dramatic transformation into a celebration of the town’s rich history. Thanks to Herts county council, the walls of the subway have been illuminated with images representing people and places from throughout the ages, created by a team of 19...
Pinot Noir is a black wine grape variety and is one of the oldest grapes cultivated by humans, with a history dating back over a thousand years. The name “Pinot Noir” is derived from the French words for pine and black, referring to the grape’s tightly clustered, pine cone-shaped bunches...
In the modern age, we have many areas of study across secondary school, sixth form and university. However, some are valued more highly in our society than others. A common pattern in this is with STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects being valued higher than subjects such as arts...
A host of extra celebrities have been added to the bill for this year's Pub in the Park in St Albans. On Friday night, Celebrity Juice star Leigh Francis will be joining for an evening of fun and laughter, including an exclusive interview on the Miele Kitchen Studio stage with his new...
James Cameron shares his possibly contentious opinion on what he considers to be the best Indian in St Albans...
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