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Welcome to our website and thank you for your interest in Cantell School. It is a great honour and an absolute privilege to have been the Headteacher of this wonderful school for the past seven years. We are proud to be a heavily oversubscribed, inclusive comprehensive school with a student body that reflects the wonderfully diverse and vibrant local community.
Harry Kutty, Headteacher
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🏆 Weekly Sports Report
We’re looking back at another busy week of sport at Cantell!
It was fantastic to see so many students getting involved in extracurricular clubs and proudly representing our Cantell family at competitions and fixtures.
A huge well done to everyone who took part! 💪
We are #CantellAndProud!
Hello • Привіт • مرحباً • Bonjour • Hola • Cześć • नमस्ते • ሰላም 🌍
Today we’re celebrating International Translation Day - a day that feels especially meaningful at Cantell, where our community is made up of students, families and staff from many different cultures and language backgrounds.
That diversity is a huge part of what makes our Cantell family special. Translation helps us understand one another, communicate clearly and make sure everyone feels included and able to belong.
It was lovely to hear from one of our students about what the day means to them 💛
Happy International Translation Day - in every language!
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After-school #CantellClubs are back!
As we begin a new academic year, we’re excited to welcome students back to our after-school clubs - and to introduce some new ones too!
We’re also launching #BehindTheClub, a new series where each week we’ll introduce one of our club leaders. It’s a chance to get to know the staff behind our clubs, discover their interests and maybe learn something you didn’t know about them!
First up is Mr Mifsud, who leads our new Chess Club♟️
Whether you want to learn how to play, enjoy a casual match or challenge your friends, everyone is welcome.
📅 Mondays
📍 Library
⏰ 3:00–3:45pm
Come along, take a seat and see where your next move takes you!
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Year 8 have been completing their Lexia PowerUp Literacy lessons, working through activities designed to develop their reading skills 📚💻
The programme adapts to each student and supports key areas including word study, grammar and comprehension, helping them build confidence and strengthen the skills they use across English and beyond.
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Who knew a biscuit could be this artistic? 🍪Year 8 used observation and mark-making to turn everyday snacks into detailed pen drawings.
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