498:. The Park Road site was demolished completely (along with the neighbouring Wath Park Infant School – a direct descendant of Park Road Infant School, where the secondary school was first based – which closed and merged with Wath Central Junior School to form Wath Central Primary School) and was replaced by housing. As a result of the rebuild, the school became single-site for the first time since the 1960s (though a road divides the main site from some of the playing fields). In 2008, the rebuilding was fully completed with the addition of a public
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494:(PFI) initiative. A new building on Sandygate, opened after Easter 2005, now makes up the majority of the school accommodation. Some parts of the school dating back from the 1950s (such as the hall and sports hall) survive, though none of the older 1930s buildings were retained. The loss of the oldest buildings was not without controversy, particularly the traditional 1930s part of the school which was set around two
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construction. In 2014, Rotherham
Metropolitan Borough Council chose not to fund the building because a third of Wath's students do not live within the local authority's boundaries, meaning the building would not, in the council's eyes, benefit the people of Rotherham enough. The funding therefore went to a similar building at
611:/academic progress rate of +0.20 (in the top 10% of the country). The progress of vocational students was +0.77 (also in the top 10% of the country). The progress rates for students resitting GCSEs were +1.00 grades for English (in the top 3% of the country) and +0.88 grades for Maths (in the top 5% of the country).
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in 1985, and eventually reached 1,750 students. Numbers were at this level until as recently as 2007. However, further rises in student numbers (partially the sixth form, which has swelled from 300 to 400 students) have taken the total number of students to over 1,900: 300 students in each of Years 7
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in 1972 and renamed Wath
Comprehensive School in 1974 (which coincided with the school coming under the control of Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council). The Park Road site initially continued to be used for the secondary modern stream, but later became a wing for first form (later known as Year 7)
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as the academy sponsor in July 2017. Originally, the school was due to become an academy on 1 April 2018. After being delayed 12 times, the school finally academised – a full year late – on 1 April 2019 and became known as Wath
Academy. It immediately became the largest and highest performing school
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Floors are bowing and lifting in the IT rooms. In the sixth form common room, which is insufficient for the number of students, roof slates are missing, causing ceilings to collapse during wet weather. The roof also leaks in the girls' changing rooms, where pupils often have to move clothing to keep
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Over time, the school's buildings, on all three sites, aged badly. In its 1997 report on the school, Ofsted described the accommodation as 'quite appalling', 'debilitating' and 'some of the worst working conditions the inspection team has seen'. The
Inspectors highlighted 'damp seeping through the
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Secondary School rapidly outgrew its original accommodation, which led to lessons taking place in a number of borrowed locations scattered throughout Wath-upon-Dearne. To rectify this, the school moved into new, purpose-built accommodation on Sandygate in 1930. The institution became known as
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for the building, but this was withdrawn as part of cuts in 2016. Later in 2016, the local council proposed an extension of five classrooms, in return for the school taking on 20 additional students a year. After many delays, construction of this extension began in July 2018 and was completed in
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inspections in
September 1993, the school has undergone seven full inspections. This includes the highly controversial inspection of 2017, where the school's results – officially classed as 'average' by the Department for Education – were inexplicably called 'dire' by Ofsted. As Wath Academy is
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On 31 December 1998, two students of the school, aged 14 and 15, died in a meningitis outbreak. Other students at the school were given antibiotics as a precaution. This was followed by an immunisation programme for all 1,700 students, which delayed the school reopening for lessons after the
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Less than a decade after it was built, the school had already outgrown its new building. The school has an official capacity of 1,740 students, but numbers have grown to over 1,900. Plans were drawn up for a 12 classroom overspill building, but the school has twice been denied the funds for
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In 2017, the school's
Progress 8 score, which measures the progress made by students between the end of Key Stage 2 and Key Stage 4 (GCSE), was +0.07 (above the national average of -0.03, putting the school in the top third of the country). Its Attainment 8 score, which converts
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and other qualification grades into points, was 47.1 (above the national average of 44.6). The percentage of students achieving GCSE grades 9–5 in
English and Maths was 41% (above the national average of 39.6%). The percentage of students achieving the
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Following the controversial Ofsted inspection in March 2017, the school was forced to academise (and leave its current foundation trust) against its will. The regional schools commissioner proposed
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There is also a school council, which contributes to the decisions made by the head and speaks on behalf of all the students in all years. The school is within the Maltby learning trust.
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The school was founded in 1923 as Wath
Secondary School. Initially, the school was situated on Park Road, sharing the building of Park Road Infants School. The school was controlled by
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it from getting wet. Changing accommodation overall is insufficient. Many paths and steps are in a dangerous state of repair. No pupils should be expected to endure such conditions.
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students. Due to further expansion, the school also occupied a corner of Wath Central Junior School site on Festival Road for a period, making a total of three sites.
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Christmas holiday by two days. The school itself was not thought to be the source of the outbreak.
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Eagleton, Ellie; Jackson, Emily; Linney, Jacob (September–October 2016).
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Derek E. Kirby, February 1991–August 1997 (acting until end of June 1991)
1463:"Appendix 1: Proposal to increase capacity at Wath Comprehensive School"
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legally a new institution, it received its first inspection in 2023.
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Wath Comprehensive School: A Language College – Inspection report
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Wath Comprehensive School: a Language College – Inspection Report
2013:"Dugher pays tribute to former Euro-MP and councillor Brian Key"
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Academy in Wath-upon-Dearne, Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England
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Kiaran Crook (2007–2014), singer and guitarist in The Sherlocks
1240:"Urgent meningitis vaccinations for hundreds after pupils die"
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1484:"Wath Comprehensive School: A Language College – Secondary"
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1853:"School show is elementary for rising band The Sherlocks"
1767:"Pro Rugby Player and Boxer Who Came from the Same Class"
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Jim Chisholm, May 2003–December 2003 (acting headteacher)
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John Brothwell, April 1977–February 1991 (died in office)
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Wath Comprehensive School: A Language College (2001–2019)
1930:"They're wrong – social mobility is not going downhill"
1502:"Wath Comprehensive School: A Language College – 16-18"
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Sylvia Swift, May 1954–April 1955 (acting headmistress)
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1335:"Wath Comprehensive School placed in special measures"
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Eric Sampson, September 2002–May 2003 (died in office)
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John Ritchie, September 1940–May 1954 (died in office)
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In January 1964 the school absorbed the neighbouring
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Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society
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Leach, Esther; Gregoriadis, Linus (4 January 1999).
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2074:"Pages from school life capture a rising talent"
1520:"Wath Comprehensive School: A Language College"
899:(1933–1940), former director-general of the BBC
809:by removing names that do not have independent
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315:Athens, Carthage, Rome, Sparta, Thebes and Troy
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872:Ryan Burrows (1999–2004), rugby union player
542:The school has its own student publication,
483:Inspection Report: Wath Comprehensive School
1422:Charlesworth, Elizabeth (15 January 2007).
1354:"New Sponsor for Wath Comprehensive School"
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607:The sixth form results for 2017 showed an
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1442:Campbell HMI, Bernard (2 November 2011).
758:Robert Godber, September 1997–August 2002
337:EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCES, SUCCESSFUL LIVES
2399:Wath (Park Road) Secondary Modern School
2092:"General Certificate of Education, 1975"
836:Category:People educated at Wath Academy
746:C. R. T. Saffell, April 1955–August 1972
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576:Wath (Park Road) Secondary Modern School
450:Wath (Park Road) Secondary Modern School
1490:. Department for Education. April 2018.
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1890:"Exhibition of Work by Old Wathonians"
1602:"Dr. C. R. T. Saffell, M.A. 1955–1972"
1470:Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
1358:Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council
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1221:"Advice and jabs at meningitis school"
1145:Saffell, Dr. C. R. T. (January 1964).
886:Brandon Crook (2004–2011), drummer in
1258:"The full list of specialist schools"
1048:(1967–1975), poet and radio presenter
960:Northwest Regional Development Agency
505:The school transitioned from being a
140:Wath Comprehensive School (1974–2001)
7:
2296:Wickersley School and Sports College
1633:"Mr Taylor: Heading into the Future"
958:(1964–1971), former chairman of the
773:Liam Ransome, September 2020–present
519:Wickersley School and Sports College
2364:Brampton Ellis Comprehensive School
1524:Find and compare schools in England
1506:Find and compare schools in England
1488:Find and compare schools in England
1024:City and Guilds of London Institute
580:Brampton Ellis Comprehensive School
1830:Upton, Michael (5 November 2015).
980:(1973–1979), former leader of the
767:Pat Ward, January 2004–August 2016
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2271:Saint Pius X Catholic High School
2266:St Bernard's Catholic High School
404:Metropolitan Borough of Rotherham
136:Wath Secondary School (1923–1931)
2394:Spurley Hey Comprehensive School
2389:South Grove Comprehensive School
2369:Kimberworth Comprehensive School
2140:Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1954
1972:Arlidge, John (3 January 1999).
1928:Goodhart, David (26 July 2009).
1200:Leach, Esther (8 January 1999).
991:Peter Hardy, Baron Hardy of Wath
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2056:The Secret WW2 Learning Network
1870:Loach, Ken (23 February 2001).
1558:Leadley, W. E. (January 1955).
1333:Forrest, Adele (16 June 2017).
1042:(1969–1970), military historian
138:Wath Grammar School (1931–1974)
2440:1923 establishments in England
2425:Secondary schools in Rotherham
1699:"Message from the Headteacher"
1697:Ward, Pat (July–August 2016).
1219:Ward, David (4 January 1999).
936:, radio presenter and comedian
795:This article's list of alumni
1:
2374:Old Hall Comprehensive School
2143:. London: Sporting Handbooks.
1726:Taylor, Jon (May–June 2020).
1352:Oates, Jayne (21 July 2017).
1147:"Message from the Headmaster"
707:Inadequate (special measures)
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2379:Rotherham Girls' High School
1728:"Message from the Principal"
1581:"Appreciation of Miss Swift"
1451:. London: Ofsted. p. 1.
1431:. London: Ofsted. p. 1.
1206:Times Educational Supplement
1110:"Wath Academy – Our History"
382:Wath Academy Sixth Form logo
2181:Former grammar school photo
1403:. Wath Comprehensive School
1189:Wath School 2011 Prospectus
967:, Baron Hague of Richmond,
797:may not follow Knowledge's
418:The school is a specialist
283:2,000 (September 2023)
176:17 September 1923
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1899:(LXIII): 12. January 1953.
1059:(1925–1932), archaeologist
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619:Since the commencement of
534:in Maltby Learning Trust.
492:Private Finance Initiative
439:West Riding County Council
2261:Rawmarsh Community School
905:(1967–1974), screenwriter
572:local education authority
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2384:Rotherham Grammar School
2348:Thomas Rotherham College
2241:Clifton Community School
2031:"News of Old Wathonians"
1202:"Wath meningitis appeal"
947:(1946–1953), sociologist
523:Department for Education
219:Department for Education
1167:Hargate, P. M. (1966).
1036:(1938–1945), agronomist
1011:(1958–1965), politician
993:(1942–1949), politician
883:(1939–1943), biochemist
732:Headteachers/Principals
168:(Look to Better Things)
2430:Academies in Rotherham
2246:Dinnington High School
1872:"Obituary: Rob Dawber"
1806:10.1098/rsbm.2011.0014
1590:(1964): 5. March 1964.
1547:(1941): 1. April 1941.
1318:. 2016. Archived from
1071:(1934–1938), cricketer
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2338:Dearne Valley College
1952:"Prefects, 1970–1971"
1857:South Yorkshire Times
1684:South Yorkshire Times
1680:"HEADTEACHER RETIRES"
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602:English Baccalaureate
531:Maltby Learning Trust
202:Maltby Learning Trust
2217:Schools in Rotherham
2072:(16 February 2011).
1995:"Lord Hardy of Wath"
1836:Rotherham Advertiser
1372:"Wath Academisation"
1339:Rotherham Advertiser
1322:on 27 February 2017.
1076:Notable former staff
930:, clinical scientist
807:improve this article
587:Academic performance
454:comprehensive school
2256:Oakwood High School
1668:(15 March 1997): 2.
1472:. 23 February 2017.
678:14–15 February 2006
665:10–14 February 2003
641:14–?? February 1994
304:Hours in school day
296:Sixth form students
108: /
18:Wath Grammar School
2236:Brinsworth Academy
2159:Rotherham Harriers
2078:The Yorkshire Post
2019:. 21 January 2016.
2017:The Yorkshire Post
1859:. 7 November 2015.
1771:Barnsley Chronicle
1666:The Wath Chronicle
1169:"Speech Day, 1965"
1065:(1999–2004), boxer
999:, theatre director
982:Conservative Party
911:(1941–1948), actor
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852:Ian McMillan, the
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630:Date of inspection
615:Ofsted inspections
552:The Wath Chronicle
538:School publication
246:Chair of governors
112:53.4967°N 1.3419°W
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2343:Rotherham College
2331:Further Education
2306:Winterhill School
2301:Wingfield Academy
2286:Wales High School
2281:Thrybergh Academy
1282:on 2 January 2015
986:Foreign Secretary
844:Alan Dobie, actor
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560:The Wath Magazine
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