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Thomas Becket Catholic School, based on the Kettering Rd North, Becket Way, Northampton, are proud to announce that they have recently received the donation of a lifesaving defibrillator via the DIPPS Defibrillators in public places Charity.

We are very happy to join the DIPPS journey to ...

The pupils of the St Thomas of Canterbury Catholic Academies Trust enjoyed working together to provide an opportunity for the wider community to share in their Lenten journey, which allowed us all to take time to be with Jesus and relive His suffering in a serv...

We are pleased to announce a number of key dates for the diary for students who will be joining Year 7 in September 2019. 

OPEN MORNINGS:

If your child has been offered a place at Thomas Becket, or you would like to find out mo...

I am writing to inform you of some important developments in the leadership of the school, which will secure the long-term future of the school for years to come.  Last year Thomas Becket Catholic School developed a long-term partnership with St. Joseph’s Catholic School in Slough supported ...

We were overwhelmed by the visit of the England U20 Rugby team that spent 2 days us working to make a mosaic and video around our core values of Faith, Compassion, Respect, Truth and Justice as well as redecorating the Sixth Form Common Room area. The official release of the visit will...

Chronicle & Echo Report: "A new leader has brought a new approach to students at Thomas Becket Catholic School. Ciran Stapleton joined the school as their new Headteacher just before the Summer break from St Joseph’s Catholic High School."

The number of students passing their GCSEs at Thomas Becket Catholic School increased by eight per cent on 2015's figures, despite tougher tests. Read more

Students from Thomas Becket Catholic School were celebrating this morning as they discovered they had achieved the school’s best set of results in recent years.

A total of 51% achieved a standard pass or above in English and maths. While comparisons are difficult due to changes in how GCS...

The Department for Education has announced that from September 2015, the Persistent Absence (PA) criteria will change from 15% to 10%. This means that any student who falls below 90% attendance will become a persistent absence pupil and therefore reported to National an...