Headteacher’s Welcome
Settlebeck School is a friendly, vibrant and fiercely ambitious school, where every student is treated as an individual. We are committed to making the difference for all our young people. We aim to ensure all our students are fully equipped with the skills and values to enable them to lead fulfilling adult lives and careers. We do this by focusing on their entitlement to the highest quality education which develops a love of learning.
Academic standards are our priority and we believe that exceptional results are a product of not only high quality teaching but also of the excellent care and support we offer all our students.
The ‘family feel’ of our small school offers security and a supportive environment where learning can be tailored to the individual needs of each one of our students.
Year 11 Mock exams will be taking place in November and December, press the button below for the timetable.
Subject teachers have also created revision lists which can be accessed through the Year 11 section of this website.
A showcase of art, drama and music. Art display reflecting on Remembrance Day, based on information from Sedbergh and District History Society, with accompanying music and drama performances.
English Touring Opera Workshop
A group of students from years 8-11 spent the day working with English Touring Opera. Their work was based round the opera The Silver Lake by Bertolt Brecht. During the day, they explored the story and its themes, worked on ways of staging the scenes, listened to songs from the opera and learned to sing some of them, and composed their own song. They used this work to perform their own reduced version of the opera at the end of the day.
In this varied and enjoyable workshop, the students all agreed they had learned a lot and it had changed their ideas about what opera is.
Follow this link for a fantastic opportunity to learn an orchestral instrument:
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Morph follows Joey’s struggle to understand herself. On the face of it, a typical 17-year-old, she spends hours online, texting her best friend, researching, playing role-games where she can disguise herself in a new persona. She discovers that very little about being human is straightforward. Our senses can be modified by technology, body shapes change according to fashion or the way we live, and gender in the natural world is far more fluid than most people believe. What ‘natural’ isn’t at all the same as what’s ‘normal’.
Her sense that she was given the wrong gender at birth preoccupies her so entirely that she doesn’t notice the potential catastrophe in her friend’s life. But in the ‘natural’ world of the Lake District fells she feels released – and it’s the confidence acquired through fell-running that enables her to challenge her parents’ assumptions about her, to recognise that others have secrets to bear that are as difficult as her own, and to know who she is, at last.
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