Welcome
St Mark’s School, Bath, seeks to provide excellence in education as a mixed comprehensive school.
Our vision is to inspire students for future success, by developing confidence, ambition and independence, whilst encouraging a strong sense of adventure.
We achieve this through our personalised, dynamic curriculum, our careers and aspirations programme and extensive enrichment opportunities, encouraging our young people to thrive as principled, well-rounded young men and women MORE
Latest News
Friendship Afternoon
We are hold our school friendship afternoon for our new year 7 students on Thursday 24th April 2025 4pm -5:30pm.
The afternoon gives the students to meet their new classmates and take part in a couple of fun lesson. While the parents have a chance to have a cup of tea while listening to a presentation from the Headteacher Mrs Clare England, they will then have a change to meet and told to other members of staff in the school.
We look forward to welcoming both parents and students who will be joining us in September 2025.
To our new parents please complete the google form below to confirm your child’s attendance if you haven’t already.
We’re Hiring!
Start: 1st April 2025 (or ASAP after)
Hours: 37 hrs/week (2pm – 10pm 4 days a week 2-9:30 1 day a week)
Salary: Grade 4 Scale 7-10 (£25,584 – £26,835)
Apply by: 7th March 2025
Interviews: W/C 10th March
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Rising to the Challenge – DofE Practice Expedition
On 14th–15th March, our Duke of Edinburgh Bronze participants took on their practice expedition, walking for two days and camping overnight. This challenging experience helped them develop key skills such as navigation, teamwork and first aid while testing their resilience in an outdoor setting.
The first day brought clear skies and sunshine, making for pleasant walking conditions. However, as night fell, temperatures dropped below freezing, presenting a real challenge for the students as they camped overnight. Despite the cold, they showed great determination and adaptability in managing the conditions.
The first day focused on navigation training, first aid practice, and discussions about the country code and teamwork. Once at camp, the groups efficiently set up their tents, managed their cooking equipment safely, and prepared their expedition meals. After breakfast, the second day saw them putting their navigation skills to the test, learning to manage their timings and walking pace more effectively.
The expedition was a fantastic opportunity for all participants to grow in confidence, work together, and refine their outdoor skills. Their determination and enthusiasm have set a strong foundation for the final assessed expedition in May—well done to everyone involved!
Mr C. Quirk
Teacher of Science / Head of KS3 / DofE Manager