Hamble School is a secondary school in Hamble-le-Rice, offering education to children between 11-16.
Contents
1Ofsted
2Link School
3Notable alumni
4References
5External links
Ofsted
The school was inspected by Ofsted in November 2001, when the quality of teaching received an overall "good" for both Years 7-9 and 10-11.[1]
Since then, a number of renovations have taken place, including increasing the facilities, earning the school its Sports College status. Recent site improvements include a Gymnastics Complex (opened in 2006) and a dedicated Humanities (History, Religious Education and Geography) block.
In 2007 the school was inspected by Ofsted again and received another "good" ranking overall.[2] In 2012, the school received a "satisfactory" ranking, generally needing improvement in teaching and behavior.[3]
Link School
Hamble College has an external link with Ferndale School in South Africa. A yearly festival takes place called Toplink, where students from younger years come to the school and raise funds for Ferndale. Every year a group of the 'Dreams and Teams' students go to visit the link school.
Notable alumni
Jake Hallett - footballer (Norwich City)
Danny Ings - footballer, (Liverpool F.C.)
Dani King - cyclist (Women's Team Pursuit World Champion 2011, 2012 and 2013; Women's Team Pursuit Gold Medalist at London 2012)
References
^OFSTED Report 2001 (PDF file)
^OFSTED Report 2007
^OFSTED Report 2012 (PDF file)
External links
Hamble College website
The school on Ofsted's website
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