Latest Events

The Woman in Black Theatre Visit - May 2013

On Wednesday 8th May, a group of seventy Year 10 students went to The Lowry theatre in Manchester to see a performance of The Woman in Black. This performance may have had us screaming in places, yet the students’ responses were mature and well considered. It was a great experience for all who endured the lengthy round trip.

London Visit - May 2013

A group of Y11 students visited the capital with the Children’s University on Tuesday 7TH May.  After a ride on the London Eye students visited the London Aquarium, Whitehall, Trafalgar Square and a host of other popular destinations. The aim of the visit was to raise aspiration. The students were given the opportunity to access a range of new experiences and responded positively to all of them. Staff from the Children’s University commented that they were a credit to their school and their generation!

“The best day ever” - Troy McWilliam
“Really exciting, going with friends and teachers I know has made this a brilliant end to year 11. Thanks to John, Mick, Miss Purves and Mr. Little”   - Lee Pearson
“A genuinely  good experience.  We got to go on the underground.  The aquarium was really great. I could have spent all day there” - Jay Forrester
“The London Eye was brilliant. The views were amazing. You could see everything” - Philip Fairburn
“London isn’t as scary as I thought it was. I could live there, there is always something to do”  - Macuarlay Ridenhour
“I loved seeing the penguins at the aquarium. I’d love to go back” - Christopher Sheardown
“It was a really fun day. The students have been fantastic. It has been great to see them enjoy themselves and behave in such a mature way” - Steven Little – Teaching Assistant
“The 4D experience was exciting and unexpected. I also enjoyed the hurricane machine at the London Aquarium” - Joe  Buck
“It was a really fun day. If the train journey was shorter, I’d go more often” -  Luke Phillipson
“The hurricane machine in the London Aquarium was great. The aquarium had even more to see than The Deep” - Adam Wilkinson
“We’d recommend this day to other students” - Joe Buck, Adam Wilkinson, Luke Phillipson

Ripon Visit - March 2013

On the 20th March 2013 Y9 History pupils studying for a GCSE course took part in a visit to Ripon. During the trip they visited three places linked to modern and historical crime and punishment. Firstly they followed a trail around a former prison which had been converted into a police station. This was followed by the opportunity to visit a workhouse and take part in a role play to decide who would be allowed into the workhouse! After lunch the visit concluded with a trip to the old law courts where pupils re-enact an old court case about the theft of a horse and cart and a modern case of a theft of an ipod.

Our Future Magazine - March 2013

This magazine has been written wholly by Year 7 students at Malet Lambert. The content actually took them three hours, but they were only able to produce this work because of the dedication of their teachers, parents, carers, peers and friends, and because of their experiences in the many years since they were born. The chaps from Engaging Education helped a little too, by providing guidance during the different projects that were combined to make this magazine.

A special ‘thank you’ must go to Stephen Logan, Robert Black, Charles Cracknell, The John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank and the staff at Malet Lambert High School, for without their support; the project would not have come to fruition. Download a copy here: Our Future March 2013 Issue

Careers Week 2013 - March 2013

Huge amounts of things were going on during careers week involving hundreds of students from the School. Find out more on the Enterprise News page or jump straight to the Careers Week 2013 Report.

On the afternoon of Friday 7th December 2012 a special event took place at Malet Lambert School to mark the opening of the new school building. The heritage of the school and its hopes for the future were marked by the burial of a time capsule in the school grounds. The time capsule was put together by staff and pupils at Malet Lambert School who were joined by governors, local councillors and representatives from Sewells to mark the occasion with a tour of the school and the burial of the capsule. Another special guest was David Malet Lambert, a descendant of Joseph Malet Lambert who the school is named after who has also spent time in the History department talking to pupils about the history of the school.

Many thanks to all who attended awards evening this year! It was special not only just because we have a brand new building but because we have so many special students to congratulate who are a real credit to the school. Not only did we welcome back students who left last year, but also had many current students attending to receive awards. We also had some incredible singing and piano playing from two very special students - you could hear a pin drop while they were performing. Magical would be an understatement. We also had a special guest, Ruth Badger who agreed to attend at very short notice to announce Loui Fowler as the 2012 Badgers Sett winner. Ruth spoke on stage opposite another badger, kindly created and donated by Steve Cook and his wonderful team in the Art department.

A huge well done to the year 7 rugby team who beat Bruntcliffe from Leeds on Thursday 22nd November. They won 36-12 with tries from Elliot, Harry, Charlie and Kyle. Brandon kicked 4 conversions. Man of the match went to both Kyle and Elliott.

Since being accredited with IEBE’s Business Ready™ standard, we are pleased to release the assessment report for our accreditation that you can download using the link below. We have also been featured in the November issue of the Employability Matters magazine.

• IEBE Business Ready™ Accreditation Report November 2012
• Employability Matters November 2012

Last night the Yr 8 Football Squad won the Hull Daily Mail Team of the Year at the Sporting Champions Awards last night at the KC Stadium. This is a great achievement as they were up against some very strong opposition. It was a star studded event and our lads represented Malet Lambert with pride, if you know any of the lads in the team, please give them a big pat on the back!!

We have become the first school in the country to become accredited with IEBE’s Business Ready™, the new employability standard for schools. Read more about this fantastic achievement here. You can find out more about what we get up to on the Enterprise News page.

The Malet teams have been having great success lately in a wide range of sports. Keep up to date with all the sports news, announcements and results from the school on the Live Sports Feed or follow the PE department on Twitter @maletlambertpe.

• Great result for the Yr 9 rugby team, who won 18-10 against St Mary's. MOTM goes to Joe Sherwood
• Commiserations to the Yr 7 Football B Team who narrowly lost 7-5 in the National Cup. They should be very proud after battling back from 4-0
• Well done to the Yr 9 football team who beat Archie 6-0 on 3rd October
• Another stunning performance from the year 7 rugby team beating St Mary's 28-6. Men of the match are Elliott Jones and Kyle Anderson
• Well done to the Yr 8 boys football squad who beat Archie 5-0. Lads tried playing good football in difficult conditions
• Well done to the Yr 11 Football team who beat Archie 5-3 in the League. Man of the Match goes to Callum Rundle
• Congratulations to the Yr 7 Boys football squad who beat Archy 3-0, good effort in poor conditions. Everyone battled hard & deserved the win
• A huge well done to the Yr 7 rugby team who beat south Holderness 22-0 on 27th September
• Great first game for the Yr 7 Football Team who beat Winifred Holtby 3-1 tonight. The boys showed great character to fight back from 1-0

The year 9 team just got their new kit. Good luck this season lads!

The year 7 team just got their new kit. Good luck this season lads!

The Malet twitter feeds exploded into life last week during sports day, with good-luck messages, requests and shout outs from students, friends and family. In the process a new community was formed and the number of followers doubled on @MaletLambertPE and hit the 500 mark on @MaletLambert. Keep spreading the word!

As luck would have it, we managed to pick the only dry day in weeks for sports day this year. Year 7, 8 & 9 were competing this year with the 10's out on work experience. There were some super displays of individual sportsmanship throughout the day and great relay events to top off the day. The winning form groups were:

• Year 7 - SFE
• Year 8 - KMC
• Year 9 - CSO

Year 10 Product Design students have just completed a project at the Oresome Gallery in Hull. Check out the video of their finished work here. Many thanks to the gallery and staff who made this exceptional opportunity available to our students!

Our year 7 team were narrowly defeated 2-1 by Forest Hill School in the ESFA National Cup final today at Stamford Bridge. An incredible effort from the lads saw them come very close with a goal late in the game but they just couldn't find the equalizer before the final whistle. Superb team play and some outstanding individual displays marked this a team to watch out for next year! Huge thanks to all the players, staff, parents, students and twitter army @maletlambert who have supported the cause.

Year 10's win the Hull Schools Football Final - May 2012

An emphatic victory ensued for the Year 10 side at the KC stadium where they eased to a 7-0 victory against Sydney Smith. We had live commentary @maletlambert. If you missed it check us out next time when we will be tweeting from Stamford Bridge as our year 7's travel to the national cup final on Friday 14th May 2012.

The Malet Lambert Year 7 Football Team travel to Stamford Bridge this Friday to compete in the ESFA National Cup final.

The ski trip this year was to Austria and the weather was incredible, and the snow excellent. Check out the photos and video here. Anyone interested in signing up for the trip next year, please contact Mr Barton.

National Careers Week 2012 is now less than a fortnight away. It is set to be one of the most active weeks for career education, information, advice and guidance ever with hundreds of activities taking place across the UK.

Star students! - November 2011

• Nathan Bray
• Sophie Ledger
• Latara Clixby
• The Y9 Skills Academy group
• The Y10 Construction girls

On 11th November, motivational speaker Action Jackson spoke to our year 11 students about achieving top grades in their exams this year. It was an interesting and eye-opening day and the 'Exchange' venue was excellent.

2011 School Results - August 2011

• 100% A*-G
• 98% 5 A*-C
• 67% 5 A*-C incl. English & Maths
• 42% 3 A*-A

• Year 7 - LWO
• Year 8 - SMY
• Year 9 - DSE
• Year 10 - ARO

Schools Triathlon - May 25th 2011

Year 7 Schools Rugby League Final @ KC Stadium

Careers Academy - 6th April 2011

ESFA National Cup Final - Malet Lambert 5 - 0 Broadlands School

An incredible 5-0 result on Wednesday evening against Broadlands School makes the Malet year 11 team the best u16 school football team in the country. An immense achievement, especially as it is for the second time in 5 years. Well done to the lads who have worked incredibly hard to get this far, the coaches Andy Ripley and John Stones, and the immensely loud supporters who travelled to watch the game yesterday.

Match Reports: Bristol Evening Post | English Schools' Football Association | Hull Daily Mail

Enterprise Academy success for Year 9 Students - 04 April 2011

25 students in Year 9 attended the Enterprise Academy celebration evening at the KC stadium on Tuesday 29th March 2011 receiving their certificates. The Tigers Jamie Devitt and James Chester handed out certificates alongside Danny Tickle and Shaun Long of Hull FC. The enterprise academy programme is run in school with Hull City AFC. The programme aims to develop business and enterprise skills. On completion of the course students receive an OCR Level 2 Qualification in Business Enterprise and Enterprise. Well done to all who attended.

(The importance of..) STEM Presentation - 31 March 2011

• Explore the massive impact STEM has on our everyday lives
• Promote STEM subjects as fun, challenging and important
• Challenge stereotypical views about people who take STEM subjects and encourage gender equality
• Highlight the huge range of careers and opportunities within STEM now and in the future
• Promote the range of post 16 options in STEM subjects (A levels, Diplomas, BTECs, Apprenticeships, work related learning, etc.)
• Explain the different learning and training routes available, to reflect individual learning styles, that can lead to successful careers in STEM

Malet Lambert Enterprising group as very please to working with Victoria Dock Primary school on an enterprise activity to promote Global Entrepreneurship week.

ESFA National Cup Semi-Final - Malet Lambert 2-1 Welbeck Defence Sixth Form College - 15 March 2011

Malet Achieves The National Standard For Enterprise Education - 11 March 2011

Malet Lambert School is very pleased announce that we have achieved the National Standard for Enterprise Education certified by the University of Warwick. The National Standard takes account of not just the amount of activity occurring in the school but how it is managed, supported, planned, organised, and delivered. This includes assessing and recording the enterprise skills development of individual students.

Chinese New Year - 3rd February 2011

The school celebrated Chinese New Year on 3rd February in style! Throughout the week, our school was decorated to reflect the celebration and in particular the fact we were beginning the Year of the Rabbit. The day began with Chinese exercises for Year 7 in the school yard, which they thoroughly enjoyed. All tutors had a fortune cookie, which they opened and read out to their tutor groups – we’re not sure how many predictions have come true so far! During this week our assemblies showcased a short drama presentation which culminated in a dragon dance – the dragon was made by our very own art department! Pupils also had the opportunity to experience Chinese cookery and silk painting in technology lessons, which proved to be extremely popular. The canteen had a Chinese theme to their lunch time menu with Chinese music playing in the background, but some of our year 7 and year 10 pupils experienced the ‘real thing’ by visiting Mr Chu’s for a lunch time banquet, along with some children in year 6 from our partner primary school Westcott. Happy New Year to everyone!

SMart Futures Competition - Tuesday 18th January 2011

SMart Wind Competition - Wednesday 19th January 2011

Premier League Enterprise Challenge - Tuesday 23rd November 2010

Football clubs are constantly looking at ways to improve communications with fans of all ages. As future fans and potential season ticket holders, young people have been identified by many clubs as a key group to engage with. This year's Challenge question was set by Premier League CEO Richard Scudamore. Teams of Y9 pupils from our school and Archbishop Sentamu were invited to attend and following gruelling questions from the panel and being judged on strict criteria, the winning team was announced from our school:

• Hollie Harrison
• Hannah Mckay
• Amy Thomson

GEW 2010 launch in Hull

Monday 15th November saw the first day of Global Entrepreneurship Week in Hull, when over 140 pupils from our school listened to explorer and motivational speaker Miles Hilton Barber. The pupils undertook the Hull 'Carbon' Enterprise Challenge that saw the pupils come up with environmental friendly products. Students in groups of 5 worked enthusiastically throughout the day and by the end of the activity many had come up with some great ideas.

1. Historical Trails
2. Gym Lectricity
3. Turbo Turner
4. Branch Out

On Wednesday 3rd November, all Year 9 students received an assembly about how the offshore wind industry is going to have a huge impact on the Humber estuary area – bringing jobs and new industry to the region.

Thanks to Mike Cargill, School Link Manager from HETA and the apprentices who supported the event.

GCSE Pupils Achieve 95% A* to C Grades

Skills Yorkshire

European Day of Languages

On 26th-27th September we celebrated the European Day of Languages! Lots of activities are going on throughout this week with students learning some European cooking amongst many other things such as the French Spelling Bee and the "Say Hello" challenge. Click here to find out more about EDL or check out the Latest Events page for more information.

GCSE Results 2010

2010 Leavers Prom

West Side Story

On the 12th, 13th, and 15th July, Malet Lambert Drama students have once again delighted everyone with this wonderful production of “West Side Story”, a show overflowing with dancing, singing and acting with attitude, against an impressive set designed and produced by the Art Department.