Letter from Ofqual regarding the recent announcements on arrangements for GCSE 2023 https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/open-letters-arrangements-for-exams-and-assessments-in-2023/letter-to-students

The Diocese visited St Peter’s on October 21st. Its purpose was to assess the progress made since our last diocesan inspection, which took place in March 2020. Please read their findings in the letter linked below   St Peter’s Catholic College – Monitor Visit Report

We’re back and we look better than ever 🤩💜 Check out our brand new newsletters and see all the amazing things the #StPetersFamily has been getting up too. From record breaking GCSE results to upholding our rich traditions we’ve got you covered. Click on the images to read now! Thinking about post-16 options, don’t forget […]

St Peter’s Catholic College in South Bank, Middlesbrough has achieved record-breaking results in the first set of exams since the pandemic! English and Maths results have improved by 20% since the last published GCSE results in 2019. 78% of pupils achieved a grade 4 in English with 66.7% achieving a grade 5. 70.5% of pupils […]

St Peter’s Catholic College in South Bank is looking forward to educating generations of pupils for years to come after a memorable celebration marked its 80th birthday. The iconic school, famed for turning out a production line of young footballers that included Boro and England Golden Boy Wilf Mannion, has been at the heart of […]

05 – St Peter’s Catholic College Newsletter Feb 2022

3rd February 2022   Dear Parent/Carer To celebrate World Book Day on Thursday 3rd March, students are invited to dress up as a character from their favourite book. Staff will also be joining in! World Book Day celebrates the joy and value of books and reading, especially for students. To encourage and help them on […]

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“In my first year as St Peter’s head of school, I have been blown away by the resilience, adaptability and strength of character shown by all St Peter’s pupils, but particularly those in Year 11. Year 11 is known to be a highly challenging academic year, but none more so than for the Class of […]

Download letter here – Full School Letter 2021 14th July 2021 Dear Parents/Carers As we approach the end of the academic year, we begin to set our sights on the new academic year with the removal of all restrictions. Over the last two academic years, the whole school community has faced challenges that we could […]