News Stories

• Year 9 students explore university life
  Fifty members of Withernsea High School’s Year 9 cohort were among 2,500 students from across Hull and East Yorkshire who were recently given the opportunity to learn about life in higher education as part of an event at the University of Hull.
• Staff set to take on Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge
  This Saturday, 28th June, around 20 WHS staff members will take on the Yorkshire Three Peaks Challenge to raise money for Macmillan Cancer Support.
• Year 7 Rugby team impresses at national tournament
  Withernsea High School's Year 7 rugby team returned from the northern finals of the ‘Inspired by 9s’ rugby tournament last Friday with a well-deserved third-place finish.
• Students impress with culinary creations and clever crafts
  Design Technology students are continuing to showcase their skills and creativity through a variety of projects as part of timetabled lessons and extra-curricular clubs.   
• DT students shine with nightlights and custom designs
  Students are continuing to expand their knowledge of tools, processes and components, both in and out of lessons, in the school’s Design Technology department.  
• Year 10 students enjoy stadium experience 
  Year 10 students Kacey R and Harvey M were recently given an opportunity to tour Hull’s MKM Stadium. The visit was facilitated by Bay Learning Academy as part of an alternative learning experience. 
• Creative Arts Summer Showcase
  Following the success of previous events, the Creative Arts faculty is staging its third Summer Showcase at Middleton Hall, Hull University, on Tuesday 24th June.  
• INFORMATION: Students return from half term on Monday, 2nd June.
  Please ensure your child returns prepared, in full uniform and fully equipped.
• Dancers dazzle at Disneyland
  A collaboration between Withernsea High School's modern foreign languages and creative arts departments resulted in a memorable trip to Paris for fifty Key Stage 4 students.
• Design Technology Faculty News
  Creativity within the DT department shows no sign of slowing down as students continue to impress in lessons.