Withernsea High School News
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News Stories Primary pupils experience a taste of high school life Thank you to everyone who attended our Year 5 and 6 Open Evening last night, Thursday 9th October. School launches new PTFA to strengthen community links Withernsea High School has launched a new Parent, Teacher and Friends Association (PTFA), a move designed to strengthen community links and enhance opportunities for its students. World Mental Health Day Today, 10th October, is World Mental Health Day. It provides a chance to talk about mental health in general, how we need to look after it, and how important it is to talk about things and get help if we feel that we need it. Creative approach to road safety aims to save young lives Year 7 students recently enjoyed a performance of ‘What went down…’, a theatre production that combines live performance with an interactive workshop to raise awareness of the dangers faced by young pedestrians. High school students find their voice in communication workshop Withernsea High School’s newest learners have taken part in a workshop designed to develop confident communication skills, support their transition to secondary school, and prepare them for further education and future employment. Inspirational music teacher wins national award Congratulations to Rebecca McKee, a teacher of upper strings with the East Riding Schools’ Music Service, who has been named Classic FM’s ‘Visiting Music Teacher of the Year’. Year 5 and 6 Open Evening Our Year 5 and 6 Open Evening takes place on Thursday 9th October, between 4.30pm and 7.30pm.- School Buses Update
We would like to update you on some minor changes to school transport arrangements effective from this term. Getting ready for the start of term Following staff training days on Monday 1st and Tuesday 2nd September, students return on a staggered start for the new academic year. Workplace learning boosts career readiness among high school students Towards the end of term, Year 10 students completed a week of work experience, providing them with a valuable opportunity to explore potential career paths through direct engagement with local employers.
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