Rawlins Community College
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| Rawlins Community College | |
| Religious affiliation | Church of England |
| Principal | Mr David Brindley |
| Specialisms | Arts College |
| Location | Loughborough Road Loughborough Leicestershire LE12 8DY England |
| LEA | Leicestershire |
| Ofsted number | 120301 |
| Students | 1337 |
| Gender | Coeducational |
| Ages | 14 to 18 |
| Houses | Bradgate, Beaumanor, Swithland, Outwoods, Beacon and Buddon |
| School colours | No school uniform worn |
| Website | Rawlins Community College Official Website |
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Rawlins Community College is a secondary school of about 1500 students situated in Quorn, Leicestershire, England.
Rawlins has Media Arts College status, and is partnered with the Number 2 Middle School in Luzhou, China.
They have a young adult special needs centre attached, known as Stride.
According to the BBC website Rawlins has above average exam results for Leicestershire.[citation needed]
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[edit] Former Students
- Matt Piper - Leicester City football player. Famous for scoring the last goal at Filbert Street stadium
- Chris Farnell - Published author
- Bonnie Holt - Contestant in Big Brother 2006
- Charlotte Wood- FHM High Street Honey Semi Finalist
- Louise Lear - BBC Weather Presenter
[edit] Houses
At the beginning of the 2006 autumn term, Rawlins was divided into 6 houses. These are Bradgate (Purple), Beaumanor (Red), Swithland (Blue), Outwoods (Green), Beacon (Orange), and Buddon (Yellow).
In the 2006-2007 academic year, the House Challenge was won by Beaumanor house, in 2nd place was Bradgate, followed by Beacon, Outwoods, Swithland, and Buddon House
[edit] Headteacher change
David Brindley will retire form the helm of Rawlins after 8 years in July 2007. He will be replaced in September 2008 by Callum Orr.
[edit] External links
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