Today, students and staff at Midhurst Rother College are joining together to celebrate the awarding of GCSE grades.

Following the awarding of today’s A Level results, students at Midhurst Rother College are celebrating achieving their first-choice university places, with many students going on to top Russell Group institutions.

Students celebrate achieving many of the top grades at GCSE

Students at Midhurst Rother College are today celebrating after receiving some very good A Level results and university offers.

Girls from primarily Years 8 and 9, who have shown skills at other sports such as netball and hockey, were invited to participate, so there was a wide range involved, right from those with little or knowledge to those who have been playing for many years.

Students and staff at Midhurst Rother College are celebrating after receiving today’s GCSE results, with many achieving the top grades under the new GCSE grading structure, consolidating and improving upon last year’s excellent performance. 71% of students achieved 4+ grades in English and maths; an increase on last year’s performance. 30% of entries in English were 7+ and nearly one in five in maths reached this benchmark.

Celebrations are taking place today at Midhurst Rother College, as students receive another strong set of A Level results and university offers.

Last week, a select group of 30 students from across United Learning’s academies arrived at the University of Birmingham for a three-day residential.

A team of Midhurst Rotarians have been helping young readers at Midhurst Rother College (MRC).

17 Year 10 students attended an Easter residential at Caterham School last week as part of United Learning’s four-year university access programme United Access.

Last week, Year 12 pupil Sophia from Kettering Buccleuch Academy was announced as winner of United Learning’s Group Art Competition for 2018.

Students from Midhurst Rother College (MRC) took part in the first round of the National Rotary Young Chef competition.

British athlete and former student of Midhurst Rother College Adelle Tracey visited the academy to interact and give a presentation to all the students on her experiences as part of the British Athletics ‘Inspire a Generation’ program.

Students and staff at Midhurst Rother College are today celebrating their GCSE results.

College celebrating Russell Group Successes and first “Medic”

Students from schools across the country attend first residential at Caterham School as part of four-year programme

United Learning Students Experience University Life

A four day, 55 mile, self sufficient expedition over Dartmoor was just one of the challenges which four former Midhurst Rother College (MRC) students faced while they were going for gold with the Duke of Edinburgh Award scheme.

Students from Midhurst Rother College rocketed past teams from other West Sussex schools to win the Forest School Rocket Car Competition.

On Thursday 9th March award-winning author Ali Sparkes, well known for her fast-paced Shapeshifter series, visited Midhurst Rother College to speak to Year 8 students.

Midhurst Rother College saw a large number of exhibitors and visitors at its recent careers fair, building on the success of the inaugural fair held in 2016.  

Olympic gold medallist Alex Danson, a member of Team GB’s hockey squad in Rio, visited Midhurst Rother College where she spent the day motivating students.

Music and spectators filled the Midhurst Rother College (MRC) theatre when primary school pupils took to the stage.

This year selected students at Midhurst Rother College have had the privilege of meeting Olympic athlete Pete Waterfield as part of the Sky Sports “Living for Sport” initiative.

Students at Midhurst Rother College were recently inspired by the arrival of Alex Danson, United Learning Sports Ambassador and member of the successful Team GB hockey squad who helped the team win their first ever Olympic Gold medal in Rio this summer.

Students and teachers at Midhurst Rother College are thrilled with a superb set of A Level and vocational course results which will help students go on to top universities and high quality employment.

Midhurst Rother College welcomed four Korean teachers as part of a course which aims to give foreign teachers an insight into the British education system.

On Friday 8^th July, students and staff from our secondary schools across the country gathered at the Royal Armouries Museum in Leeds for the annual United Learning Best in Everyone Awards.

The United Learning University Fellowship Programme has welcomed its second cohort of students with a two-day residential in Cambridge.

Sixth Formers celebrate graduating from The United Learning University Fellowship Programme

Midhurst Rother College collected items for the town food bank, piling the minibus high with enough food for at least 150 people.

Students at Midhurst Rother College were yesterday celebrating their GCSE results which come on top of A Level success a week ago.

Students and teachers at Midhurst Rother College are delighted with an excellent set of A Level results.

To launch the United Learning Fellowship, 21 students attend a residential at Villiers Park, Cambridgeshire

The Director of global communications for Rolls-Royce, Richard Carter, has been appointed the new chairman of Midhurst Rother College’s (MRC) governing body.

United Learning has announced the appointment of Richard Carter as the new Chairman of Midhurst Rother College’s Local Governing Body. He succeeds David Anderson who has held the position since the College opened in 2009.

After a national recruitment exercise, United Learning and the Local Governing Body of Seahaven Academy have appointed Mrs Sarah Pringle as its Principal from September 2014.

On Friday 5 July, United Learning held its first ever Best in Everyone Awards to recognise the achievements of its students and staff.