News Stories

• Board for Change Update: School Ambassadors enjoy a day at Dalby Forest.
  Twelve of our Board for Change members recently enjoyed a day of mountain biking in Dalby Forest.
• 100% attendance celebrated
  Students at Withernsea High School are continuing to benefit from a number of incentives designed to recognise and reward strong attendance.  
• ‘We will run this together’ – staff and students take on 10k challenges for cancer support
  Taking inspiration from a friend and colleague who continues to benefit from the support of a prominent cancer care charity, a number of staff are gearing up to run next month’s Hull 10k in a show of solidarity for all those who are dealing with cancer.
• Young entrepreneurs impress with innovative idea
  A team of budding young entrepreneurs have secured a place in the final of a national competition after impressing judges with their idea for a socially inclusive shopping centre during a careers and enterprise contest.
• Snack Shack open for business!
  As part of a continuing process to enhance the break and lunchtime experience at Withernsea High School, this term has seen the launch of the brand new ‘Snack Shack’ – an additional servery to help deliver more choice and flexibility for students.
• Valuable connections between education and industry cemented through teambuilding workshops
  A collaboration between a leading engineering training provider and a multinational company, home to some of the best-known hygiene, health and nutrition brands, is supporting young people with the development of essential life and workplace skills.
• Achievements - April 2024
  The board currently features 14 Sports Ambassadors, 8 Youth Health Champions, 2 Careers Ambassadors, 12 Active Travel Ambassadors, 5 School Council Ambassadors and 2 Active Humber Ambassadors. Click here to see what they've done so far...
• Recent Results: Semi-final action for WHS footballers
  Withernsea's young footballers have been busy in recent weeks. Mr Mountain recaps the action...
• Students learn about the devastating consequences of split-second violence
  Students at Withernsea High School have learned about the devastating consequences of violence from a family whose lives were torn apart as the result of a ‘one punch’ attack that left a child without her father and parents without their son.
• U14 Girls’ Football: Cottingham High 3 – Withernsea High 5
  Congratulations to Withernsea High School’s U14 Girls’ Football team for a fantastic semi-final victory over Cottingham High School on Thursday 11th April.