Baccalaureate Diploma Programme candidates. This is the first cohort to have students who have attended Europa from age 4, benefitting from the innovative bilingual curriculum at this non-selective state school.  

Our students have demonstrated exceptional dedication, culminating in an excellent set of results. The current average points score stands at an impressive 34, comfortably exceeding the global average of 30.88. 

Exceptional high scores were achieved across the board, with 14% of Europa’s students reaching the prestigious 40+ points milestone, this is equivalent to 4 A*s at A level. 29% were awarded 38 points or above and 38% achieved over 35 points. 

Special recognition goes to our two highest-scoring students for their outstanding academic performances with Daniel C-C, who

achieved a phenomenal 44 points, and Jonas K, who secured an incredible 43 points.

Mrs Wood commented “These IB results confirm the strength of the school in advanced languages and the broad IB curriculum offer. We are particularly proud that over 50% of students achieved 6s & 7s in their higher level courses, Equivalent to A or A* at A level.”

On Wednesday 8th July our students were joined by their families, staff of Europa school and invited guests including MP for Didcot and Wantage, Olly Glover,  to receive their diplomas. The Baccalaureate Proclamation took place in the historic quad of the school which, this year, felt more like it was on the Mediterranean than in rural Oxfordshire.Europa is proud to have prepared the students to thrive in universities and workplaces worldwide. The students will embark on their next destinations, including Oxbridge, LSE, Bristol as well as universities in Italy, Belgium and beyond for courses including PPE, medicine, computer science and history amongst many others.  We wish our bacheliers the very best of luck. 

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Dear Parents/Carers,

We are writing to inform you that the new primary build programme is starting on Monday 15th June. It has taken 6 years to arrive at this point and we are delighted to have the prospect of a net zero carbon building for eight primary classes by Autumn 2027. However, we are also aware of the impact that this build will have on our Thame Lane neighbours and the school operation.

The first stage of the building works will be to install a contractor’s compound and temporary road surface at the North End of our school field between the Thame Lane field gate and the tennis courts. The main contractors, Morgan Sindall, have released a newsletter showing the plan for the enabling works. It has been sent to all our neighbours and is attached to this letter.

The immediate consequence for the school community is that it will be impossible to use the field for excess parking from the 15th June for at least two weeks. The restriction on parking means that there could be increased traffic along Thame Lane at peak times. We recommend that, where possible, parents and their children walk or cycle to school or arrange car sharing or parking at Culham Lock to reduce the traffic congestion. In addition, we’re also proposing a staggering of school starts and end times for primary students as detailed below:

Plan for the morning:

Parents with primary children only, coming by car, can arrive up to 08:45. The children should go straight to the playground before 8:25 and to class after 8:25 and be registered there – they do not need to sign in at reception. Parents are allowed on site to escort their child, but we encourage you to leave the site promptly. Reception and KS1 parents must accompany their children.

Parents may stop in the bus bay after the last bus has left. This is a drop-and-go area, so please do not park or wait in the bay.

Plan for the afternoon

For those who can or wish to, you can collect your Primary children directly from the classroom from 3:10pm from the 15th of June until further notice (possibly the end of the school year). It will not be possible to collect Secondary siblings before the end of their school day.

For parents collecting secondary students only, it would be advisable to collect after 4pm to avoid the congestion.

The school will remain open as normal for the ones who haven’t been collected early. We will continue to look after them as usual, and you will be able to collect them at the normal time from their usual collection point.

Please do not park on the bus bay as there will be buses coming.

Kind reminder:

• The front entrance to the school is the access for staff only. Do not park on the Thame Lane or the A415 verges.

• Please ensure you inform the primary class teacher in advance if another parent or a secondary sibling is collecting your child from their primary class. You must either send an email to your child’s class teacher giving consent or show a text message from the parent/secondary sibling giving consent when collecting.

• No change for bus children, after school club or after school club activities.

• If your child is taking part in a school trip, please make sure they arrive at school on time and are collected at the usual time.

• We kindly ask you to leave the site promptly

We would like to thank you for your patience and understanding.

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