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Amnesty Youth Group Sponsored Silence on Friday

Posted on 11 Dec, 2018 in About GMS, Clubs, Events

The Amnesty Youth Group are conducting a sponsored silence this Friday. They are giving up speech in solidarity with people around the world who are intimidated, imprisoned or murdered for speaking out against human rights abuses. Amnesty is an important world wide pressure group, it is to the credit of...

One Gold, One Silver, One Bronze &10 Students in the Top Dozen Nationally for their Events – Great Rowing Day

Posted on 10 Dec, 2018 in About GMS, Events, Featured, Rowing

On Saturday 8th December, twelve students went to the Lee Valley Velodrome, to compete in the British Rowing Indoor Championships. This was our second year of attending and the buzz was palpable. The students who had raced before were looking forward to their chance at ‘National Glory’ once...

Marlow Santa Fun Run 2018

Posted on 6 Dec, 2018 in About GMS, Events

Sunday the 2nd of December saw Team GMS unite again for the Marlow Santa Fun Run. Marlow’s streets were filled with 2800 Santas and much festive spirit. A big thank you to Team GMS and to all the supporters along the way. Wishing you a very Marlow Christmas! Miss F...

FRIENDS’ FOOTBALL Tournament – Tanzania Charity

Posted on 5 Dec, 2018 in About GMS, Events, Key Stage 3, News/Events

Great names have been chosen by the participants in the Friend’s Football Tournament – here they are: In GROUP A – ROAD MAN/ DOOM / SCUTTY SKITTLES / 11:50 AT TESCOS / SPURS / TRES TEAM. In GROUP B – SANTA FC / GREAT MARLOW FC / AFC YEETABIX / THOMAS THE TANK ENGINE FC / MANTLES MINIONS...

La vie est belle à Paris.

Posted on 5 Dec, 2018 in About GMS, Events, Key Stage 4, Languages, Trips Reviews

Earlier this term, 31 KS4 students departed for a visit to one of the world’s most famous cities: Paris. The trip was designed to inspire GMS students and improve their achievement in French by giving them valuable experience in the home of their chosen GCSE language. Our students were first introduced to...