Music Specialism

Queen Elizabeth's was designated specialist status in June 2004

Music Specialism

Specialist status in music, with ICT, brings additional material resources that benefits the school generally and enables us to enhance music provision so that more pupils will be involved in a wider range of high quality musical experiences including: performance music, instrumental tuition and music technology.

Recent research confirms the extent to which music as a discipline enhances pupils’ learning in other subjects. There is little doubt that very considerable cultural, academic and material benefit accrues from specialist status to the Music Department and to the School as a whole.

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14/08/2008 - Outstanding 2008 A-Level results

83.2% of all A-Levels taken at Queen Elizabeth's have been graded A, confirming the School's position as one of the top boys' schools in the country. Thirty-seven QE boys will now take up places at Oxford and Cambridge in the Autumn, representing a new record for the School.

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12/08/2008 - Secondary School of the Year

Queen Elizabeth’s School has been named The Sunday Times State Secondary School of the Year 2007. The School was featured in 'Parent Power' in The Sunday Times on 18 November 2007. 

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15/07/2008 - Junior Awards: Celebrating individual excellence

Headmaster John Marincowitz gave the audience an insight into the secret of QE prizewinners’ success at the School’s Junior Awards Day. “We recognise that achievement at this level is not simply a matter of natural gift or talent; it is also the product of disciplined, sustained effort,” said Dr Marincowitz.

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