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: Created: 21 August 2019

GCSE Results Day, Tomorrow (Thursday 22nd August).

Doors open 9.30am, we will see you there!

Good Luck to each and every one of you, hope you get the results that you have worked so hard for.

: Created: 15 August 2019

Three students from Liskeard School and Community College are off to study physics at Oxford and Durham universities after securing A*s in all their subjects. The trio achieving 10 A*s between them have embraced the world of maths and science and are determined to use their skills and knowledge to good effect in the future.

Physics teacher, Andy Davis, said, “It has been an absolute joy to teach these incredible students. Their understanding of science and ability to apply their skills to solve complex problems has been very impressive. They have a great future ahead of them.”

Callum Bartlett and Sophie Tucker are off to Oxford, after achieving A*s in Maths, Further Maths and Physics, whilst Levi Purvis is travelling up to Durham having achieved 3 A* grades in Chemistry, Maths and Physics.

: Created: 15 August 2019

This year our A level students have achieved outstanding results with nearly 80% of the results within the A* to C grade boundaries and an overall 100% pass rate. Our vocational courses also had a 100% success rate with several candidates obtaining double starred distinctions.

Director of Sixth Form, Gill Prichard said ‘We are delighted to see our students having the success they need to proceed onto university or the world of work. The staff here have high expectations and it is their constant support and encouragement which enables our students to perform at their best. We wish them all the best for their exciting future plans.’

: Created: 14 August 2019

Join concerned residents for an uplifting day of collaboration, sharing, learning and action. Meet new people, hear from expert speakers, bring clothes to swap, food to share and try your hand at fabric block printing!

The science is clear: it is understood that we are facing an unprecedented global emergency. Human activity is causing irreparable harm to the life on this planet. The task before us is daunting but big changes have happened before. We must act now to make a better world.

Whatever your knowledge, experience or situation, it is difficult to ignore the message that nature is telling us: that we must change the way we exist and time is running out. The solutions are out there, many people and groups in our area are already doing fantastic things, but there is so much more. If we come together and act now, we can make positive change happen.

Sunday 1st September

2pm – 9pm Liskeard Town Hall