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FFT collects daily attendance data from almost 10,000 schools. This data helps schools to track, monitor and compare their attendance every week through the FFTr Attendance Tracker system. The awards are an acknowledgement of the hard work and dedication of staff, pupils, parents and carers in achieving excellent attendance. Whilst all schools do an incredible job to improve pupil attendance, FFT&n

The annual Southborough Sports Day is, according to the PE faculty, the highlight of the year! With perfect weather conditions, all students from years 7,8,9,10,12 and staff eagerly anticipate their opportunity to demonstrate sporting prowess and teamwork. The Kingsmeadow ground  is the host venue, and we present here some of the action shots and personality profiles from this memorable day.    

The UK is the home of engineering for motorsport, with six of the ten F1 teams developing their vehicles here, because of the engineering design and development talent. Nurturing this, Southborough introduced our year 8 students to the theoretical and practical aspects of electric vehicles, with an exciting ’Go Kart’ day. Based in classrooms and in a pop-up track #stemkart (Big Bang Productions) explor

Recently, the Rocket Club, defending champions, represented Southborough at the annual National Physical Laboratory’s ‘Water Rockets Challenge’. The boys competed superbly, making lots of last minute adjustments and alterations to their rockets, and worked wonderfully as a team. While we didn't repeat our winning performance this year, the students are very excited to come back to Sou

We really are a nation that loves its sport and it seems that whether on TV or online, it’s easy to locate some sort of sporting activity to sit down, watch and enjoy. And whilst the current UEFA European Football Championships and the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup may not be bringing quite the level of joy we were perhaps hoping for so far, there’s plenty more sport ‘around the corner’ for

Over the last few weeks, a selection of our ‘super-curricular’ group of Y7-9 students   - formerly known as G.O.T. group, or ‘Gifted, Outstanding and Talented’ group  -  have taken part in a number of enjoyable and rewarding London museum workshops. And in the process of learning new and exciting things, their understanding around their subject matter has been thoroughly