2010 - 2011 News

Archived news from the 2010-2011 academic year
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  • JHS Pamper & Shopping Evening

    Posted: 02/03/11

    Jack Hunt School is holding a Pamper & Shopping Evening on Thursday March 24th. The event is a chance to try different pampering treatments such as massages, makeup/makeovers, nails, hair and lots more. Whilst waiting for trial treatments there will be many stalls with goods to buy or order ...

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  • ''Jackals'' Basketball Team Carry On Their Winning Streak

    Posted: 16/03/11

    Congratulations to the Jack Hunt “Jackals” Basketball team who have carried on their winning streak.  After taking the Peterborough City Championship against The King’s School back in December, the team have since gone on to win the County Schools Final...

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  • Jack Hunt Students ''Take Over''

    Posted: 16/03/11

    To celebrate Jack Hunt School becoming a Trust School, the school organised a student “Take Over Day”. The idea taken from the, 11 Million Takeover Day, a national event held in November in which the school has participated in previous years.  This event provided the opportunity for students to experience a variety of...

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  • Ballet Exam Successes

    Posted: 21/03/11

    The Jack Hunt Theatre & Dance Academy are delighted to announce that the 41 students who took their Ballet Examinations last December all passed with Merits or Distinctions with many results having a high result of 90% or above. Tutors Jenny Hall and Geena Hird are thrilled with the high standard of work at the Dance Academy which is reflected in these results.

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  • Pledge Against Prejudice Presentation Evening

    Posted: 21/03/11

    On Thursday 10 March 2011, Jack Hunt School hosted an intimate evening with the twin aim of celebrating the work of the Pledge Against Prejudice initiative, that was started a year ago, and looking forward to the coming year for the Pledge and for Peterborough.

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