π 86 of our students achieved a university place, with 67 of those being Russell Group and top third.
π We also support students who want to pursue degree apprenticeships and placement into work.
The latest edition of The Globe - Sydney Russell School's newsletter is out now! π
You can read it using the link below π
https://t.co/woSnZZB1k7
'...high-quality teaching extends to the sixth form, where teaching probes students' thinking and inspires thoughtful, academic discussion.β
- Ofsted, 2026
π Find out more about our 16+ Curriculum offer on our website: https://t.co/ZpCyQA4LFV
#MadeAtSRS
π 88% of our students achieved an incredible A*-C grade in the A Levels this year (2026).
β Find out more about what our Sixth Form has to offer you at our Open Evening:
π https://t.co/nFWz4722NM
#SRSSuccess#MadeInSRS
The latest edition of The Globe - Sydney Russell School's newsletter is out now! π
You can read it using the link below π
https://t.co/z3vdICIYdw
πΌ Our Year 10 and 11 music students worked on various contemporary pieces, and got the chance to play their
instruments alongside members of the band.
π The day culminated in a concert performed by SRS x Band of the Scots Guard, to our Primary students!
πΊ Earlier this week, SRS welcomed the Band of the Scots Guard, who offered our students a workshop and the opportunity to play side by side with them.
@scotsguardband
ποΈ SRS received an Exceptional grade in Personal Development and Wellbeing during our most recent Ofsted inspection.
π Find out more about our 16+ co-curricular offer on our website: https://t.co/ZpCyQA4dQn
#MadeAtSRS
π Next week:
π€ Performances at Democracy Wall (Date tbc)
- Poetry Reading
- Live DJ set
ποΈ SYD Talks Podcast Special
We'll be speaking to a special guest, and looking at how we celebrate Black History Month at SRS!
We look forward to seeing you there!
This week:
β’ Thursday 15th October | Break 2 | Democracy Wall
πΆ School Choir
β’ Friday 16th October | Break 1 | Democracy Hall
π£οΈ Your Voice
SYDTV wants to hear from you! Come up to the mic during Break 1, and tell us:
β Who inspires YOU during Black History Month?
π This yearβs theme is βLived experiences heard. Real voices. Real change.β
π§ It raises awareness of mental health as a universal human right and highlights the need for accessible, quality care, inclusion, dignity and community support.
π«Ά World Mental Health Day took place on Saturday 10 October.
πͺ At SRS, we know that listening to studentsβ experiences can help make positive changes in our school community.
π£οΈ When students speak up, their ideas can help us understand what is needed and take action.