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.
In Thrive we want every student to feel that reading is for them. Students explore new books, discover different genres and get support finding something they’ll actually enjoy ☺️ ...
Witches, wizards, princes, princesses and talking animals all made an appearance as students created their own short scenes, with a villain causing trouble somewhere along the way 😄
They used facial expressions and body language to really bring the characters to life and make sure the audience knew exactly who was who! ...
Today our Year 8 students took part in a creative workshop linked to the University of Southampton’s Building 75 public art project, developed with UP Projects!
Working with Vanessa Rolf and artist Katie Schwab, students explored ideas around movement, play and public space, looking at how people move through the new site and how those ideas could influence the final artwork.
The wider project has also involved students from Bassett Green Primary School and Swaythling Primary School, bringing together young people from across the local community to help shape the University’s public art strategy.
A really exciting opportunity for our students to contribute their own ideas to a live creative project beyond the classroom. ...
This morning, we celebrated our students who completed 100% of their homework tasks during the summer term with a well-earned pastry reward.
A new term means a fresh start - so who will be earning the next one?
Parents and carers can help students stay on track by checking the ‘Past’ tab under Homework in EduLink. Students should aim for zero crosses across the whole term to earn a pastry reward.
If a missing task has been agreed with a teacher, it will appear as a blank rather than a cross and will not affect their percentage.
Well done to everyone who achieved 100% last term. let’s keep it going! 💛 ...
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