Maltby Academy

Maltby Academy
Motto Per Laborem Ad Honorem // Inspiration for the future generation
Established 1931
Type Academy
Executive head teacher David Sutton
Head teacher Rachel Nash
Location Braithwell Road
Maltby
South Yorkshire
S66 8AB
England
Coordinates: 53°25′26″N 1°12′31″W / 53.42376°N 1.20868°W / 53.42376; -1.20868
Local authority Rotherham
DfE URN 136042 Tables
Ofsted Reports Pre-academy reports
Capacity 1,250
Students 1,123
Gender Coeducational
Ages 11–18
Houses Barts, Bede, Rolleston, York
Colours Barts – Green, Bede – Blue, Rolleston – Red, York – Yellow
Website Maltby Academy

Maltby Academy is an academy school in the mining town of Maltby in South Yorkshire, England.

Admissions

The school has a sixth form. The school is below capacity in its numbers. It is situated on Braithwell Road (B6376) close to the junction with the A631. It gained academy status in January 2010. A £10.9 million In 2014, the Capital Build Programme completed, with new buildings put in place, some demolished and also refurbishments to other buildings. However, the Clock tower is still standing, and derelict.

History

The co-educational Maltby Grammar School (MGS) was established in 1931, being built on the site of Rolleston Hall on Rotherham Road (A631). It was officially opened on (Saturday) 16 April 1932 by Sir Percy Jackson, the Chairman of the West Riding Education Committee. The Maltby Hall Secondary Modern School was on Braithwell Road.

Comprehensive

Buildings were added in the 1960s to prepare the school to become a comprehensive. It became Maltby Comprehensive School, being officially opened on 7 October 1967 by Alan Bullock, the Master of St Catherine's College, Oxford and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Oxford. This was an incremental change to becoming a comprehensive, with the school becoming fully comprehensive by 1974 once all former grammar school intakes had left.

The first and only Headmaster of Maltby Grammar School was Gerald Rush, who retired when it became Maltby Comprehensive School.

Academy

The school gained academy status in 2010, and changed its name to Maltby Academy. The Executive Head Teacher is David Sutton; the head teacher is Rachel Nash.

Academic performance

Similar to most schools in Rotherham LEA (and most former coalfield areas), it receives GCSEs results under the England average. Maltby's results are comparable to many schools nearby (such as Dinnington). A level results are under the England average but average for Rotherham.

The Maltby Learning Trust

Maltby Academy is part of a Multi-Academy trust, named 'The Maltby Learning Trust', alongside Maltby Redwood Academy and Maltby Manor Academy, which Maltby Academy is part of with its Sports Partnership, Sixth Form and other parts of Maltby Academy

Ofsted inspections

Since the commencement of Ofsted inspections in September 1993, the school has undergone many full inspections:

Date of inspection Outcome Reference
30–31 May 2012 Good Report

Alumni

Maltby Grammar School

Maltby Hall Secondary Modern School

References

  1. ↑ Foreman, Lewis; "John Lowerson: Pioneering and radical historian of leisure and sport in Britain", The Independent, 26 August 2009. Retrieved 31 March 2015
  2. ↑ "Professor Jeffrey Henderson", University of Bristol. Retrieved 31 March 2015
  3. ↑ Arlott, John; "Fred Trueman", The Guardian, 3 July 2006. Retrieved 31 March 2015

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