Our U18 basketball squad took to the court at the end of half-term for a friendly fixture against Boston Grammar School, proving that teamwork and conditioning positively affect the ability of the team to perform at its best.
Year 10 Examinations – March 2026 Now Available
Message from Russell Smith, Head of Sixth Form at Carre's:
As we close the door on January, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on what has been an exceptionally productive and inspiring month for our Sixth Form community. It’s been a whirlwind of academic planning, future-focused ambitions, and selfless community spirit.
We’re proud to announce that Carre's Grammar School has been recognised once again in the top 10% of all FFT schools nationally for attendance (2025–26).
Hear from Daniel, one of our Sixth Form students, about his visit to Number 10...
It is with mixed emotions that I am letting you know that at the end of this academic year, after over 18 years as Headteacher at Carre’s Grammar School, and 11 as the Executive Headteacher of the Robert Carre Trust, I have accepted a new opportunity within the Community Inclusive Trust as Director of Secondaries, a position that will allow me to support and strengthen secondary education across the Trust.
Our Year 10 students have been refining their design and manufacturing skills during DT lessons.
Sleaford’s annual Christmas Tree Festival returned to the Methodist Church on Northgate over the weekend of 29/30 November, coinciding once again with the bustling Sleaford Christmas Market.
Carre's Design and Technology department is incredibly proud of Charlie, who has been awarded the Arkwright Scholarship for the 2025 programme.
Year 13 Examination Timetable – January 2026 Now Available
Last month, the DfE released the 23/24 16-18 progression data. We are proud to announce that the Sleaford Joint Sixth Form is now one of the top-performing establishments in the country for the number of young people (aged 16-18) progressing into apprenticeships.
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