The Bourne Academy Proud of GCSE Results
The Bourne Academy, an all ability state-funded secondary Academy established by its sponsor, Canford School in 2010, is delighted to announce another year of excellent GCSE exam results.
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The Bourne Academy, an all ability state-funded secondary Academy established by its sponsor, Canford School in 2010, is delighted to announce another year of excellent GCSE exam results.
In June, The Bourne Academy took part in the 2014 Galliford Try Transformation Trust Sailing Cup and beat eight other schools across the south.
The Bourne Academy GreenPower Team has recently doubled their efforts to keep on schedule for the RNAS Merryfield qualifying race in July.
Mr Mark Avoth is to be the new Principal at The Bourne Academy from January 2015.
The ’incredible transformation in one of the biggest changes in education in Bournemouth’.
Both were very impressed and thought the atmosphere was fantastic and students were delightful. They could see that students respect the place and are happy here
The company filled a 30 metre by 10 metre crater in the Academy grounds with nearly half a million litres of water, free of charge;the lake forms part of an outdoor education site.
The state-of-the-art buildings followed 14 months of building work, sanctioned by the Department of Education.
Ofsted reported that The Bourne Academy is on its way to becoming a good school and said strong leadership has driven improvement from ‘an exceptionally low base.’
The contest demands entrants build and race an electric car and students have joined forces with Canford School to produce the Bourne Bullet.
The inspectors observed lessons and met with staff, students and the Principal and concluded ‘the Academy has made good progress towards raising standards’. Students attitudes and behaviour have improved very dramatically in the first year, students reported a sharp decline in bullying and appreciate the strong stupport they receive from their tutors and Heads of House.