News Stories

• Cycling champions rewarded for commitment to Active Travel
  A group of students, comprising Active Travel ambassadors and school cycling club members, have been rewarded for their commitment to safe cycling and sustainable travel with a mountain biking experience in North Yorkshire.
• Students learn essential life-saving skills
  Students at secondary schools across Hull and East Yorkshire have been learning essential life-saving skills as part of this year’s Restart a Heart campaign.
• Inspirational careers event attracts a record number of attendees 
  Organisers of an ‘inspirational’ careers fair are celebrating the success of their most recent event after attracting a record number of attendees, including a group of students from Withernsea High School.
• Bake sale raises money for Macmillan
  Staff and students at Withernsea High School recently joined countless others around the country in raising funds for a worthy cause by participating in Macmillan Cancer Support’s ‘World’s Biggest Coffee Morning’.
• Under 14 Girls’ Football: Withernsea 7 – St Mary’s 2
  A fantastic team performance from the U14 Girls’ has seen them progress to the next round of the National Cup.
• Students explore citizenship at the Palace of Westminster
  As part of their Personal Development curriculum, a group of Year 8 students from Withernsea High School recently enjoyed a unique learning experience at the Houses of Parliament.
• Youth Health Champions are catalysts for change
  A team of Youth Health Champions are continuing to help promote mental health and physical well-being at Withernsea High School.
• Year 11 Football: Withernsea 4 – Wolfreton 3
  The game started at a fast pace, with Withernsea slow to get into their stride. Napier was forced into a great early save and the defence of Frith, Sleight and Coyne under pressure but keeping the attackers at bay.
• Years 7, 8 and 9 Football - Thursday 28th September
  There were mixed fortunes for WHS teams against Woldgate, with Years 7 and 9 both losing their matches 0-7, while Year 8 fared better with a 4-3 win.
• Year 11 Football: Withernsea 5 – Hessle 2
  It was a fairly even first 10 minutes with neither side really gaining the upper hand, but the game sprung into life when Barker unleashed a thunderbolt into the far top corner from 35yards.