William Parker School, Daventry

William Parker School, Daventry

William Parker School is an 11-18 secondary school situated in Daventry, Northamptonshire, England, U.K. The school has Specialist College humanities status. There are approximately 1000 students on the Campus which is also shared with Falconers Hill Infant and Junior Schools.

It has sporting facilities available to its students, including an AstroTurf field which can also be used by local Sports Clubs, Tennis Courts and a modern gymnasium. William Parker is renowned for its sporting prowess and has won several regional awards, some Students in recent years have gone on to proudly represent their Country in sport.

The school also has a large art, design and technology building, encouraging students to be creative. There are also well resourced Modern Language suites, Mathematics, English and Science Departments.Creative and performing arts are an area of strength within the School and there is a purpose built drama studio. Royal Shakespeare Theatre often partner with the School to produce plays and theatrical opportunities for learning.

The school collaborates with other local secondary Schools in the South West of the County, together with Daventry and area Primary Schools, Warwick University and Northamptonshire College, Daventry, to offer a wide range of qualifications including, but not limited to, Btec's, GCSE'S and more recently A-levels, providing students with the full opportunity to reach their potential. As from September 2011 there shall be a full 6th Form offering on the campus at Ashby Road.

The Headteacher is Jason Brook. The Chair of Governors is John Tippett.

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