Located on Broom Road, Teddington School is a co-educational state school for ages 11-18 offering a broad curriculum, academic rigour and opportunities for all, and is currently ranked within the top 100 secondary schools in Greater London.

Nub News produces a monthly roundup of key events and achievements occurring at a school in the heart of the Teddington community.

Read on for our June highlights!

Winners announced for House Drama Competition

On the Thursday before the May half-term, students took part in the annual House Drama competition.

Year 10 GCSE Drama students chose plays, held auditions, cast the parts, ran rehearsals and organised sound, lighting and costume.

All students involved worked really hard and did themselves proud, performances included:

• Delphinus: Glee
• Ursa: Alice in Wonderland
• Cygnus: Rapunzel
• Phoenix: Aladdin

Year 10 GCSE Drama students chose plays, held auditions, cast the parts, ran rehearsals and organised sound, lighting and costume

The judges had an incredibly tough decision to make but the winners have now been revealed:

• Best performer: Jarvis Moore (Cygnus - Rapunzel)
• Best performer in a supporting role: Mayhan Siddiqi (Ursa - Alice in Wonderland)
• Best newcomers: Lara Davis and Leo Teles (Delphinus - Glee)
• Best overall performance: Phoenix House with Aladdin

The money raised through the competition will be used to purchase theatre tickets for the worthy winners.

The money raised through the competition will be used to purchase theatre tickets for the worthy winners

Students lead by example at primary school science workshops

The month of June saw class 7BSc3, led by Ms Andreas, take on the role of Science Ambassadors by delivering workshops to local primary schools.

Visiting students were able to participate in seven different workshops and were taught by Teddington School pupils about the methods and key scientific phenomena to explain their observations.

Class 7BSc3 in action

Reflecting on the workshops, Science Co-Ordinator Nicola Wainwright from Collis Primary School said: "I can't thank Teddington School enough. The workshops were just brilliant: the experiment station set up, the breadth of investigations, the children's knowledge, and the way they engaged my Year 5s was all wonderful."

Visiting students were able to participate in seven different workshops and were taught by Teddington School students about the methods and key scientific phenomena to explain their observations

Jack Petchey Award Winners

The annual Jack Petchey winners have been announced at Teddington School!

Students are nominated by teachers who have gone above and beyond in and around their school day, day in, day out. Each winners receives £300 to spend in school as they wish.

Well done to Eddie (Year 10), Finn (Year 10), Jarlath (Year 10), Sophie (Year 10), Lucy G (Year 9) and Dylan (Year 8), as well as 6th form winners: Josh C, Meena and Adam H.

Teddington School's 2023 Jack Petchey award winners

Abba Night at Teddington School not to be missed!

Thursday, 6th July is a date for the diaries as Teddington School is set to host its Abba Tribute Night in aid of its school production.

150 tickets are available on ParentPay for a voluntary contribution. Doors open at 5.30pm, the concert starts at 6pm and will end at around 7.30pm.

Teddington School's Abba Tribute Band performing