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Caretaker – full (37 hours per week) or part time, all year round

Caretaker – full time (37 hours per week) or part time, all year round. £18,933 – £19,312 per annum (pro rata for part time) Under the direction of the Facilities Manager, our site team contribute to the smooth operation of the school site by maintaining high standards of maintenance […]

Arrangements for tracking and tracing over the holidays

If your child develops symptoms of coronavirus (COVID-19) before 12.30pm on Sunday 20 December, please immediately inform the Headteacher by email (cdarnton@gillotts.org.uk). You will need to arrange for your child to get a test and inform her immediately of the result. This is because your child may have been infectious whilst in school. Up to […]

Open events

Owing to the current pandemic, we will be running our open events virtually. There were live webinars on Thursday 24 September (evening) and Tuesday 29 September (during the school day). You can view the recording of Thursday’s webinar here. The webinar lasts approximately one hour: Headteacher’s speech (15 minutes), Chair of Governors’ speech (3 minutes), questions […]

Ofsted – ‘This is a school where pupils and staff thrive’

This is what our Ofsted inspector said following the recent inspection of the school (4-5 February 2020). Under the current arrangements for the inspection of schools, the only possible outcome of the inspection was that school remains good, because this was a ‘light touch’ inspection. However the inspectors concluded: There is enough evidence of improved performance to […]

Gillotts is great for your career!

On Tuesday 14 January, Sarah McHugh (Assistant Headteacher) and Brian George (Science teacher) set out our stall at the Secondary NQT Futures Fair, at the Oxford University Department for Education. The event supports all those training to teach in Oxfordshire this year to speak to the county’s secondary schools and explore options for employment. If working […]

GCSE progress better than ever!

We are delighted to have another set of outstanding results, and indeed to have hit new heights. In the Department for Education’s performance tables published last week, we were confirmed as amongst the 15% of best performing schools in England, based on the progress that our students make. The progress score of 0.58 puts us […]