Finlay Chadwick has joined Steyning Town on loan until the end of the season The 20-year-old midfielder has been on loan at Chichester City since the end of September but has now made the switch to Steyning Town in search of more regular minutes Chadwick made 18 first-team appearances across all competitions last term as well as having brief spells at Littlehampton Town and Whitehawk on dual-registration terms Everyone at the club would like to wish Finlay the best of luck for his time at Steyning Sussex Transport Community Stadium Woodside Road Worthing West Sussex BN14 7HQ Gilbert Investments Limited & Barry Hunter Thank You!You have now been added to the list Blocking belongson the stage,not on websites Our website is made possible bydisplaying online advertisements to our visitors Please consider supporting us bywhitelisting playbill.com with your ad blocker.Thank you the standard 20% VAT rate will be added to UK private school fees for the term starting next January and onwards will be subject to VAT What’s being branded as a new “education tax” is reportedly causing a 20% drop in new pupils at independent schools everyone would have access to all types of education no matter what the roadmap to achieving their passions look like children will grow to embrace their unique selves the community will provide unconditional support and everyone can afford to learn in high-quality And while the world is certainly not perfect there’s a place that provides an education reflecting that vision: Steyning Grammar School (SGS) a state boarding school where learning and a rich boarding experience are made for everyone Tuition at SGS is funded by the government ranging from 12,000 to 18,000 pounds per year – a fraction of the cost of many independent boarding schools SGS is an over 400-year-old landmark in the historic town of Steyning offering day and state boarding for pupils aged 11 to 18 SGS has grown into an international community within a nurturing inclusive setting where pupils build a home away from home and lifelong friends many families from diverse backgrounds have provided their children with this experience without feeling the financial strain typically associated with such education this affordability does not sacrifice excellence “SGS is built on the firm foundations of high expectations for all with a creative and personalised curriculum that will extend learning both in the classroom and through a wide range of enriching experiences and environments,” says Headteacher Adam Whitehead Indeed, SGS pupils achieve outstanding results. In fact, despite taking the same set of exams, it was found that pupils from state boarding schools frequently outperform that of others As for SGS, 2024 marked another year of great GCSE and A Levels results Several GCSE pupils had achieved between Grade 7s to Grade 9s straight Pupils did well in subjects like Photography SGS pupils are taking these grades and going on to top universities to study medicine The Steyning Grammar School curriculum gives all students the attitudes and ethical and spiritual strengths they need to flourish The school offers a creative and personalised curriculum Pupils can choose from a wide range of subjects for the GCSEs and A Levels to align with their interests and career goals What further enlivens classrooms here is the many forms of learning that take place here from small group seminars and practical activities to group debates and many more pupils are able to spring their theoretical knowledge into action within a supportive yet rigorous learning environment “The boarding school has helped me hugely with my confidence because I have been able to socialise and depend on people in my surroundings,” says student Lateef Oduola “I’ve learnt new skills and attributes to add to my locker Boarding School has welcomed me with a lot of respect and has taken care of me.” SGS students follow this broad and aspirational curriculum while growing into well-rounded young adults Pupils always have room to discover new passions and hobbies and develop an understanding of the bigger world beyond their campus They do this alongside a diverse cohort – with no shortage of authentic opportunities to enhance their cultural literacy Boarding at Steyning Grammar School means living within the surrounds of the stunning South Downs National Park Boarders benefit most from SGS’s international community with the stunning South Downs National Park in the background No matter whether a boarder is from the Turks and Caicos Islands or Hong Kong everyone has a safe and homely environment to develop independence and build life-long relationships This is where pupils make friends for life and “significant sometimes exceptional progress across education social and psychological areas of their development” Ofsted refers to the UK’s Office for Standards in Education Children’s Services and Skills that inspects services providing education and skills for learners of all ages the benefits of boarding are that I am more likely to do things here than I was when I was with my parents,” says a boarder “Living alone has taught me that I am capable of exploring different things by myself The advice I would give someone coming to boarding is to personalise your room It’s going to be the place you have for the whole school year so make it your own So, if you’re looking for high-quality education in the UK that’s accessible, and designed for all to succeed in an inclusive environment, then apply to the Steyning Grammar School today Follow Steyning Grammar School on X, Facebook, and Instagram When Steyning Grammar School (SGS) was first established in 1614 it’s the largest state school in West Sussex with over 2,200 students aged 11 to 18 and one of the most modern boarding facilities in the country accommodating 120 students from all over the world cementing its status as one of the most successful boarding provisions in the UK “The boarding provision has a highly positive effect upon the ethos and character of the school,” writes an Anglican and Methodist Schools (SIAMS) report by the Church of England “Students who board are exceptionally well cared for pastorally and spiritually there is a truly inclusive and nurturing atmosphere.” all learners thrive in a variety of class formats a diverse range of extracurricular activities are available – sports and music programmes that appeal to a wide range of interests and develop individual skills This combination has paved the way for many SGS graduates to pursue their passions who graduated from SGS and pursued archaeology and anthropology at Cambridge and Oxford She has written 13 books about the queens of England and the Tudor period contributed research to peer-reviewed journals and magazine publications and made many appearances as an expert on television SGS understands that each child is different every student can reach their full potential – academically socially and individually – and get into their first-choice universities But an education here not only prepares students for higher education and beyond; it also offers boundless opportunities to pursue personal interests In Sixth Form, students have the opportunity to pursue a broad range of A Level and Applied courses, designed to equip each student for university, apprenticeships, or the world of work. There are over 30 options – each promises a high-quality experience that equips students with the necessary skills for the next stage in life For those uncertain about their future choices, the school has a comprehensive Careers and Guidance support programme available and employers to run talks with Year 10 and 11 students and employs staff to help with application writing and individual guidance SGS places Sixth Formers in a Learning Group with an experienced mentor ready to guide them on all aspects of learning This well-rounded suite of support and services has led to excellent outcomes especially in this year’s A Level cohort – 27% of grades were A*/A across A Level and Applied subjects with many students scoring high in subjects like Photograph Some are moving on to top universities and organisations and is going to Manchester to study medicine Student President Rory D scored A* in Economics and As in Maths and Physics and will be undergoing a highly competitive degree apprenticeship at J.P Their peers have done just as well – this year many will pursue higher education at their desired universities or apprenticeships at businesses the likes of Jaguar Land Rover group “We look forward to watching our Sixth Form alumni go on to study at universities of their choice as well as undertaking apprenticeships or entering the world of work – whatever their next steps we know they will take with them their learnings and experiences during their time with us,” says Adam Whitehead