Gordano School is proud to have the highest number of starters of the Duke of Edinburgh Award in the South-West for the second year running, with 336 students taking part in the bronze, silver and gold awards.
The third edition of The Griffin Magazine has been issued at Gordano School, a popular student run magazine created by the Student Leadership Team which is distributed to the whole student body as well as being available in key areas around the site such as Main Reception.
Written by Biba Hughes for The Griffin Magazine, Gordano’s student-run magazine
Gordano School is proud to announce that following participation in a Challenge Partners Quality Assurance Review, it has been accredited as an Area of Excellence for Inclusion, with leaders being recognised for their commitment to their moral vision of inclusive education.
The Youth Project and Engagement Coordinator Team at Avon and Somerset Police, who are the conduit for work in schools, have visited school to conduct some CSI work with the Uniformed Protective Services Year 11 class.
Head of PE at Gordano School, Emma Harradine has spent a week in Sarajevo with the England Women’s Table Tennis Squad as they took part in the European Team Qualifying Event. Emma was shadowing the Head Coach as part of the SHEcoaches programme.
The first ever Open Mic Gordano (OMG!) event has taken place at Clarence House in Portishead, showcasing the incredible talents of Gordano School students.
Year 7 students at Gordano have launched a project to give their Elliot Hall a makeover, which acts as a haven for them while adjusting to life here at Gordano School.
Gordano School students came first and third in the inaugural Lighthouse Schools Partnership Vocabulary Competition which was held at Churchill Academy on Tuesday 21st January 2025.
The Sixth Form students at Gordano School have successfully concluded their annual RAG Week, raising significant funds for Cancer Research and Caring in Bristol.
Gordano students are proud to announce that they have raised over £1,000 through various charity fundraising initiatives since the start of the school year.
RAG Week, organised by Sixth Form students, is a vibrant and exciting event that spans an entire week, filled with themed dress-up days, various fundraising activities, and the much-anticipated RAG Fest.
