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Read MoreSchool Visits Swansea City to watch a Championship Match
Published 12/03/26A group of 6 Marland students were lucky enough to visit the Swansea.com Stadium to watch the Championship match between Swansea and Preston. The match was entertaining, with a last-minute goal for Swansea, earning them a 1-1 draw. Our visit coincided with the visit of Swansea investor, Actor and rapper, Snoop Dogg! As a thank you to the fans, Snoop Dogg gave every fan a commemorative towel, which he encouraged all the home supporters to wave on his arrival.
The lads represented the school really well and were really thankful to be given the opportunity. Massive thanks goes to James and Steve for sorting the tickets, and to Josh for organising the day.
Read MoreWaymakers Parent Support Circle
Published 04/03/26
Read MoreEaster Activity Camps (Free)
Published 25/02/26
Read MoreNew NHS Patients
Published 11/02/26Westcountry Dental and Implant Centre
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New NHS Patients
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Read MoreWoolmers Farm Work Experience
Published 22/12/25A group of students from Marland Secondary School, Roundswell have had the opportunity to work on a local farm for a term. Woolmers Farm, in Bickington, welcomed the group at the end of the summer to undertake a variety of farm jobs. Animals
Read MoreVisit to Combe Martin Silver Mine
Published 13/12/25A group from Marland School, Roundswell, had the opportunity to step back in time at the Combe Martin Silver Mines in December. Combe Martin mines have been worked for nearly 1,000 years and have been nationally important during various stages in history. The silver mined from them has helped to support the monarchy on several occasions.
There are several miles of known mine, but many of the adits (an 'adit' is a horizontal access tunnel cut into the rock and is used to access the mine shafts) and passageways are blocked by water and debris, so only a small portion is currently accessible.
The group were met by a couple of the Mine Society volunteers and were given a bit of background and some safety equipment (helmets and lights). They were then led into the main adit and travelled underground for several hundred metres.
The most striking thing was the incredible formations of stalactites and calcite deposits on the ceiling and walls. Deep shafts were visible, disappearing into the darkness. At one point, we all turned our head-torches off to experience total, pitch darkness.
The visit was fascinating, and the first time most of the pupils had been deep underground. You can find out more about the mines on Facebook by searching 'Combe Martin Silver Mines'.
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Read MoreChildren in Need Fundraising Success!
Published 04/12/25Our School Council organised a fantastic Ice Bucket Challenge, where pupils voted using 50p vouchers to decide which teachers would take the plunge! Congratulations to James, Abbie, and Matt for being such good sports and braving the icy water. The c
Read MoreFlu Vaccines
Published 30/11/25
Read MoreRemembrance Day 2025
Published 12/11/25A perfect 2-minute silence was held by our staff and students to remember those who have died in wars across the world.
Read MoreEnergy Advice
Published 03/11/25In need of advice or help with costs, then this information may help.
Read MoreHPV Vaccinations
Published 08/10/25Important Information about HPV Vaccinations.