Welcome to Yateley School

Learning together – Empowered for life.

Yateley School is a good school and the sixth form is outstanding (Ofsted 2018)

Welcome to Yateley School. Thank you for visiting our website and I hope it will give you an insight into our vibrant, happy and successful school and a clear sense of our values and ambitions.

Yateley School is a large and highly accomplished centre of excellence, firmly rooted within its local community. Examination results are exemplary and compare favourably both locally and nationally at both GCSE and A-Level. Above all, Yateley School is a dynamic and exceptional place to learn and work!

Nothing online can ever be a substitute for seeing for yourself, so do please get in touch and come and see us in action.

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Mr P German

Headteacher

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Really excited to see our students tomorrow for results day! Results are available to collect from 1000am until 12… https://t.co/R0yoH8SU5y
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RT @YateleyChem: Did I mention 16 shiny new Chemistry A levels, 67% of them A* - B, and all of them the product of so much hard work and de…
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- 5 days ago

Robin Shome (not Shone 😖) is heading off to study medicine at Southampton, not Manchester. Sorry for earlier mistak… https://t.co/o57rC7wXVp
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RT @graphics_ys: I’m trying to find an emoji or two to express how I feel about #ysgraphicsyr13 2 x A*s, 3 x As, 5 x Bs, 5 x Cs..... ...um…
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RT @DebbieY31284790: @yateleyschool @Yateley6thform It may have taken 2 years of education to get to A levels. But for most it's taken 13 y…
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And finally, how do you improve on “Outstanding” from Ofsted? Well you @Yateley6thform they add an extra 4.1% to… https://t.co/yRSk16rS7M
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Lord Jim Knight, the Chief Education Adviser at Tes Global who will be speaking at the Digital Families 2019 conference, explains how technology can help schools take a more collaborative and rigorous approach to children’s wellbeing and learning.\n
When you hear the word ‘gambling’ the first image that comes into your head is probably a lottery coupon or a Las Vegas roulette wheel, not a child betting in their favourite online game. But a report by the Gambling Commission found that almost 40 per cent of 11 to 16-year-olds had spent their own money on gambling.\n
More than half of 11 to 16 year-olds have been bullied about their looks, according to a recent survey of children in England and Wales, and 40{e568e6d02163686e3b5ce5da36f2440f389d19f23dc9c2e13c9cf11617f2c105} of children are targeted at least once a week.\n
It can be difficult to stand against this peer pressure. The Dove Self Esteem Project’s Uniquely Me Parent Guide has lots of ideas, which you can download for free, for how to help your child not feel bullied by other people’s ideas about how they should look.\n
Men are big and strong and women are slender and delicate, right? Well, no, in fact - these stereotypes aren’t borne out by scientific evidence.\n
Apex Legends is the latest gaming craze on-track to overtake Fortnite as the most popular ‘battle royale’ game. Although its concept and gameplay are similar to Fortnite, there are some key differences you may want to consider before letting your child play it. \n
 A YouGov survey for the Foundation found that almost one in four 18-24-year-olds say reality television shows make them ashamed of their own appearance. In more than a third of viewers, this led to feelings of anxiety and depression.\n
Dr Hayley Van Zwanenberg, a consultant child and adolescent psychiatrist at Priory Wellbeing Centre Oxford, offers advice on how to help your child understand anxious feelings.\n
It’s easy for young people to overlook the many ways in which online images may be fake - so it’s important to talk to them about why people filter their lives in this way, and what effect it’s likely to have.\n
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