Treviglas College
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Treviglas Community College | |
Motto | Learning to Succeed |
Established | 1960 |
Headteacher | Mrs Helen Mathieson |
Specialism | Business and Enterprise College |
Location | Bradley Road Newquay Cornwall TR7 3JA England |
LEA | Cornwall |
Ofsted number | 112038 |
Students | 1275 |
Gender | Coeducational |
Ages | 11 to 18 |
School colours | Black and White |
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Treviglas College is a secondary school in Newquay, Cornwall. It has a sixth form for boys and girls. The age range of the pupils is 11-18.
Sometimes titled Treviglas Community College, it is a specialist Business and Enterprise College with just under 1,200 students. This includes around 200 in the sixth form. The college attracts students from 13 primary schools spread over a wide area, including the town of Newquay and surrounding rural communities.
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[edit] Music
Since March 2007, Treviglas plays host to music concerts from bands who are from the school to a paying crowd and give all money to charity. These events are known as "Rock For Charity". Originally created by Sam Skinner, Justin Chapman and James Gormley. In total these concerts have raised up to £2000 for charity. The idea was then passed onto current students Marvin Byrne and Shey Rainbow who continue to organise these events and raise money for charity.
[edit] Sport
The school has several sports teams, such as The Treviglas Rugby Team, The Treviglas Football Team, The Treviglas Cricket team, and the Treviglas Players (Year 11 boys badminton team, previously named the Wildcats). Unfortuanately the Players only came joint third in their recent tournament against other cornish schools with Penrice coming first.
[edit] Famous pupils
- James Morrison the pop singer was a pupil here.
- Gerry Cawley (Wrassler) the Cornish Wrestling Champion was a pupil here.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Treviglas College website
- Treviglas on the BBC Education page
- Ofsted - report for Treviglas Community College
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