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  2. Cheltenham Bournside School - Wikipedia

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    The school has 1,828 students as of 2024 with a capacity of 1,958. Of those, 286 are eligible for free school meals, or 19.2%. [12] 11.9% of students do not speak English as a first language, below the national average of 18.1%. [28] It has 100 qualified teachers (full-time equivalent), meaning there is on average 1 teacher for every 18 ...

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  5. Bournside - Wikipedia

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  6. List of schools in Cheltenham - Wikipedia

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    Cheltenham Bournside School [7] secondary , state 51°53′15″N 002°05′59″W  /  51.88750°N 2.09972°W  / 51.88750; -2.09972  ( Cheltenham Bournside

  7. Rob Varley - Wikipedia

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    He was educated at Cheltenham Bournside School and graduated from the University of East Anglia with a BSc in Environmental Sciences in 1983. [4] Varley was the first CEO to be promoted from within the Met Office since its founding in 1854. [ 5 ]

  8. Jack Clement (rugby union) - Wikipedia

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    Clement began his rugby career at Bournside School when he was fourteen and went on to captain Cheltenham College. [1] [2] He joined the academy of Gloucester aged seventeen and made his senior debut during the 2019–20 season. [1] [2]

  9. Pate's Grammar School - Wikipedia

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    At GCSE level in 2004, 100% of pupils entered earned five A* to C grades, [3] and the school came twelfth in the BBC table of performance in A-/AS-Level. [4] Again in 2005, 100% of pupils earned five A* to C grades at GCSE, [5] and in 2006, 100% of pupils passed in at least seven subjects with grades A* to C. [6] In 2008, more A* grades were achieved collectively than any other grade put ...