UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge Results

The Maths department were delighted with the results of the recent Intermediate Maths Challenge and would like to say a massive well done to the students who took part. All entrants receive either a certificate of participation, bronze, silver or gold dependent on result. This year we had a bumper crop of certificates with 29 gold, 40 silver and 49 bronze! A further well done to those students who have succeeded in qualifying for the follow-up rounds:

Grey Kangaroo: Lexi Makaya, Eliza Evans and Paige Evans

Pink Kangaroo: Isla Moyes, Olivia Brockington, Claire Bauwens, Charlotte Barker

Lin Chen and Emily Webster

Cayley: Kamile Stonciute and Hala Elseherbiney

Participation in the follow up rounds act as entry points to the selection and training programmes for international competitions held in Oxford, Cambridge, Australia and Hungary. We wish all the students the best of luck in these follow up rounds.

Mr S Sheppard

Subject Leader - Mathematics

Approximately 20 Year 13 students received their grades for an Extended Project Qualification after working on their projects during Year 12. The students had the freedom to select areas of study that interested them and worked on them throughout the year, with the majority choosing to write a dissertation. There were a wide variety of topics, covering areas such as Sociology, Psychology, History, Law, Fashion, Education, and Science. The students produced some excellent work and achieved some very high grades, as well as developing higher level skills and knowledge, giving them a great start in preparing for life after Sixth Form.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week: Support for Families

Neurodiversity Celebration Week (16th–20th March) is a great opportunity for families to explore the wide range of external support available for autistic, ADHD and otherwise neurodivergent children and young people. Below are trusted organisations offering guidance, resources and community support.

Working Together Team (Lincolnshire)

A National Autistic Society–accredited service providing specialist support for autistic children and young people across Lincolnshire. They offer advice, training, family support and resources to help young people thrive.

Autistic Girls Network

A national charity dedicated to improving understanding of autistic girls. Their resources include guides, awareness materials and support for families navigating female presentations of autism. 

Autism Central

A government‑funded programme offering free training, peer support and high‑quality resources for parents and carers of autistic children. 

ADHD UK 

Provides practical information on ADHD, including guidance for families, young people and schools.

ADDISS 

The National ADHD Information Service offering parent workshops, advice lines and accessible guidance for families navigating ADHD.

Mates in Mind

A national organisation supporting mental health and wellbeing, including resources linked to Neurodiversity Celebration Week (16–20 March 2026). They offer accessible information and free downloadable materials for families and young people.

Mrs K Brown

SENCo