Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.

Emma Mundy

I am moving to Winchester, taking a gap year and studying Sports Science at Winchester University next year. Going to Pewsey allowed me to take a huge range of subjects and achieve high grades in all of them due to the hard work of the my teachers. Taking such diverse subjects allowed me to be better prepared when making a decision on what I wanted to do in higher education.

Jade Raisey

I took four A levels and got an A in Law an A in History an A* in Sociology and an A* in English Language. I'm going to the University of Manchester to study Law. The teachers at Pewsey gave me confidence in myself and takign extra GCSE's like Statistics and Media encouraged me to push myself academically. In addition Pewsey for me broke the stereotype that school cant be fun.

Annabel Edwards

For my A levels I got 4 As in Psychology, Chemistry, English Literature and French.

I was at Oxford University studying Experimental Psychology, and have just graduated with a 2.1. I'm now about to start an MSc in Mental Health Studies at King's College London.

I think one of the best things about being at Pewsey was that as it was quite a small school and really had the sense of being a very friendly and close-knit community. All the teachers knew your name even if they never taught you, and you knew most of the other pupils even in other years. This really made me feel valued as an individual, rather than just another one of hundreds of students. I think that, especially as I was extremely shy, this helped me to gain a lot more confidence in my own abilities both academically, and in non-academic activities such as the school plays. I don't think I could have had such a positive experience from any other school

Jed Waldren

It doesn’t matter who you are. Everybody gets nervous when the start somewhere new. I was no exception. However after a matter of days, all of that had changed. The teachers, and students at Pewsey Vale are more of an extended family than a school, welcoming and supportive to the last.  With everyone looking out for everyone else, creating a dynamic that I have never seen before, and will never see again in a school.
Over the 5 years I’ve been at this school. I’ve had some great times, with memories that will last a lifetime, most with my friends, but many in lessons. I’ve also made some great friends, staff and students alike. Many of which I’m keeping in touch with.
But when it comes down to teaching and lessons. I’ve never seen a school like it. All of the lessons are interesting and the teachers go above and beyond to help if you are struggling with anything. Often staying behind in their own time to make sure that you understand exactly what was being taught.    
Looking back at my time at PVS, I don’t think I could have chosen a more friendly, dedicated and supportive group of people to be with and I’m proud to have been a part of it.