• EXCELLENT GCSE RESULTS FOR THE HENRY CORT COMMUNITY COLLEGE

  By Schoolnews at 11:28 on 26/08/11

  

  It was another great year for GCSE results at The Henry Cort Community College, with a stunning 80 per cent of students achieving five or more A*- C grades, with 57 per cent of students gaining a C grade or higher in English and Maths.   Incredibly, 66 per cent of students achieved A* - C grades in Maths, which is up from 44 per cent in 2009 – an impressive rise of 50 percent over a two year period. Grades in English...

• Two Fareham Girls give striking football performance

  By Schoolnews at 14:39 on 28/04/11

  

    On Saturday 23rd April, Jodie Brett (15) a student from The Henry Cort Community College and Millie Farrow (14) from Cams Hill School played at the Toryglen Indoor Arena in Glasgow for the first ever English Schools' Football Association match. The girls gave striking performances with a 3-1 victory to England, with Millie Farrow scoring twice and Jodie Brett scoring a penalty.     The girls played on a full...

• Bishop of Portsmouth visits The Henry Cort Community College

  By Schoolnews at 12:13 on 07/04/11

  

  On Thursday 24th March, Bishop Christopher and Revd Philip Cochrane, Vicar, St Columba Church, Fareham visited students and staff at The Henry Cort Community College to mark the start of their affiliation to the Church of England.     Bishop Christopher met competition winners of a Religious Education project and also talked to the Student Council as well as Terence Chung, Head Boy and Kim Dewey, Head Girl. He also...

• Local Musical Superstar Charlie-May Dekker wins recording session

  By Schoolnews at 12:11 on 07/04/11

  

  On Thursday 17th March, youngsters at The Henry Cort Community College hosted an innovative music competition in search of a talented young musical superstar. There were 14 acts in the contest but the expert panel crowned Charlie-May Dekker the overall Musical Superstar with her sensational singing performance of 'Perfect' by Hedley.  Not only does Charlie-May get to keep the trophy for a year, she has also landed herself and...

• OLD FOLKS’ CHRISTMAS PARTY WAS A CRACKER!

  By Schoolnews at 13:58 on 15/12/10

  

  On Wednesday 8th December, local senior citizens were invited to the annual Christmas Party at The Henry Cort Community College. The afternoon was organised and hosted by students from every year group.   Year 10 students following the Catering and Hospitality course spent the morning making cakes, biscuits, sandwiches, savouries and mince pies, which were then served for tea in the middle of the party.   Approximatel...

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