Marshalls Park School

Marshalls Park School & Performing Arts College
Type	Foundation school
Headteacher	Mr Frost
Location	Petits Lane Romford London RM1 4EH England Coordinates: 51°35′23″N 0°11′02″E / 51.5898°N 0.1838°E / 51.5898; 0.1838
Local authority	Havering
DfE URN	102345 Tables
Ofsted	Reports
Students	c.800
Gender	Coeducational
Ages	11–16
Website	Marshalls Park School

Marshalls Park School is a mixed secondary school for 11- to 16-year-olds in Romford in east London.

In January 2006, Marshalls Park School was granted Performing Arts College Specialist Status. Marshalls Park was United Kingdom awarded the ICT Mark. The award is given to schools that can demonstrate good use of ICT across the curriculum and 1,130 schools currently hold this distinction. The award was presented at the BETT show on 12 January 2006 at Olympia.

Exam Results

In 2010 all pupils achieved at least five GCSE's at grades D to F including English and maths.

Ofsted

Ofsted marked the school as "Requires Improvement".

Marshalls Park School departments

Art, Business young Apprenticeship, Construction Young Apprenticeship, Creative & Media Diploma, Dance, Drama, Drama (AS Level), Design and Technology, English, Geography, History, ICT, IT Diploma, Mathematics, Mathematics (Additional Qualification), Modern Foreign Languages, PE, Media Studies, Music, Dance, RE, Science, Statistics

References

Schools and colleges in Havering

Secondary schools	Abbs Cross Academy and Arts College The Albany School Bower Park Academy The Brittons Academy Campion School The Chafford School Coopers' Company and Coborn School Drapers' Academy Emerson Park Academy Frances Bardsley Academy for Girls Gaynes School Hall Mead School Marshalls Park School Redden Court School Royal Liberty School Sacred Heart of Mary Girls' School St Edward's Church of England School Sanders School

FE & sixth form colleges	Havering College of Further and Higher Education Havering Sixth Form College Redbridge College

Defunct schools	King's Wood School

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