- Academic
For a fantastic year group that has achieved so much over the past two years, we are delighted to share in their continued success and celebrate a strong set of GCSE results.
- Academic
At Dauntsey’s we are proud of our academic reputation and long tradition of exam success. Throughout the school, the curriculum is broad and balanced, offering the opportunity to study an extensive range of subjects. The timetable offers a great deal of flexibility; there are no set options columns at I/GCSE and A level, allowing pupils freedom of choice to accommodate their different interests and aptitudes.
Our focus on adventure extends into the classroom, where teachers and pupils are encouraged to question and explore intellectually, approach topics from unexpected angles, unpick and rebuild ideas and attitudes. We promote independent learning, enabling pupils to fulfil their potential and develop the skills they will need in later life.
Alongside the academic curriculum, we have developed our own complementary curriculum which covers important aspects of life beyond study, including current affairs, mindfulness, critical thinking and money management. Complementary curriculum lessons are timetabled; they are not an optional extra.
We aim to encourage all our pupils to become flexible and intellectually curious thinkers with an understanding of the world beyond the school gates.
Our talented and committed staff deliver teaching that is modern, challenging and inspiring. They ensure that a culture of academic ambition is firmly rooted in the school and we expect our pupils to achieve examination results that they can feel truly proud of.David Noble, Deputy Head (Academic)
For a fantastic year group that has achieved so much over the past two years, we are delighted to share in their continued success and celebrate a strong set of GCSE results.
Congratulations to all of our Upper Sixth who received their A level results today.
The Annual Third Form Scholars’ Enterprise Challenge was as competitive as ever this year as 22 Scholars, split into four teams, battled it out to become the most profitable team of 2024.
Earlier this term, eight pupils represented Dauntsey’s at the annual Salisbury Classical Association Latin Reading Competition.
The Fifth Form breathed a collective sigh of relief last week, as their GCSE mock examinations came to an end.