Summer 2026 Results Days
This year’s results days are as follows:
- A Level Results Day: Thursday 13 August 2026
- GCSE Results Day: Thursday 20 August 2026
Results may be collected between 9.00 am and 11.00 am from the Sixth Form block, adjacent to the vehicle entrance gate.
To help manage demand on A Level Results Day, priority will be given to Year 13 candidates. Year 12 candidates are therefore kindly requested, where possible, to arrive after 10.30 am.
Results are private and confidential to the candidate and may only be collected by the candidate unless prior permission has been provided to the Examinations Office in writing or by email to [email protected] before the relevant results day. The candidate must clearly state who is authorised to collect their results on their behalf.
Anyone collecting results for a candidate will be required to provide suitable photographic identification. Unfortunately, we will be unable to release results where prior authorisation has not been received or where identification cannot be verified.
Candidates who are unable to attend on the relevant results day and do not wish to nominate someone to collect their results may provide the Examinations Office with a stamped, addressed envelope. Results will then be posted via standard mail on the relevant results day.
Please note: Results cannot be released before the official publication date, in accordance with the embargo imposed by the Joint Council for Qualifications (JCQ) and the awarding bodies. The school cannot accept responsibility for results lost or delayed in the postal system.
SSPP will be taking part in the Annual LCH Colour Dash on Friday 26th June (pm).
Students and staff will run around a set course at school whilst being showered with coloured powder!
There is a fee of just £2 to take part.
Please see the email sent out on 12/06/2026 for more information.
Year 9 Options Process Letter – Feb 2026
Year 9 Options Evening will take place on Wednesday 11th March 2026 (5.00pm – 6.30pm)
A big event in the literacy calendar is World Book Day which will be on Thursday, 5th March. This year we will be celebrating by dressing up as our favourite characters from a range of literature. Please invite your child to get involved with this, win some fantastic prizes and join in with a range of activities that will be occurring throughout the day.
In 2026, the National Literacy Trust are inviting the nation to Go All In and discover how reading print and digital novels, non-fiction and poetry, exploring comics, magazines and graphic novels, or listening to audiobooks can unlock more of what we love. Together, we’ll re-engage one of the most powerful tools for equity and opportunity: a lifelong love of reading.
A big event in the literacy calendar is World Book Day which will be on Thursday, 5th March. This year we will be celebrating by dressing up as our favourite characters from a range of literature. Please invite your child to get involved with this, win some fantastic prizes and join in with a range of activities that will be occurring throughout the day.
Next week National Storytelling Week will be happening all across the country. This year’s theme for NSW is: Soundtrack your story.
Students and staff have been invited to share their stories and consider how they might soundtrack their story this week. What songs would be on the playlist of your life?
Here is also information about a writing competition if any students would like to enter. You have to create an account which you can do here: Log in and you can access further information using this link: National Storytelling Week 2026 Activities, Events And Resources | National Literacy Trust
Writing competition
As part of this storytelling project, supported by Amazon, pupils can share their work with us and Amazon employees, for the chance to have it published in a specially curated anthology. The anthology will feature writing inspired by the theme Soundtrack your story, in celebration of National Storytelling Week 2026. To submit your students’ work, please read the guidelines and follow the link to Submittable which will be available on this webpage shortly.
Guidelines
- Submissions will be open until 27th February.
- Submissions can be a maximum of 500 words. The submissions can be in any format eg. lyrics, fictional stories, non-fiction writing, personal narratives.
- We will not judge submissions on spelling or grammar mistakes, but the writing should be coherent and clear.
- Please upload your submissions as a Word document. Please name the document the initials of the pupil. Eg. Submission1_JD
- Please ensure no pupil names are on or inside the document, just their initials. We cannot accept any submissions including names.
- There is no cap on the number of submissions per class or school. However, please note that you will need to upload a separate submission per pupil. We only accept one entry per pupil.
- Please only submit writing created by KS3/S1-S3 pupils.
Please remember that we are a small team processing a large volume of submissions. We appreciate your patience.
Submittable
- You will need to create an account with your email address and name. You will need to verify your account. The link for you to do so will be available on this webpage shortly.
Prizes
- Winning pupils will be published in a National Storytelling Week anthology. They will receive a printed copy of the anthology as well as a copy for their school.
- These pupils and their schools will also be in with the chance of winning book bundles.
If you have any questions about National Storytelling Week 2026, please email Young Writers: [email protected]
