News Stories

• Students celebrate success in Hymers College Science challenge
  Earlier this term, a group of Year 10 students from Withernsea High School were selected by their Science teachers to take part in a Science Triathlon event at Hymers College, Hull.
• Dove House Donation
  The staff and students of Withernsea High School have been praised for their fundraising efforts after collectively helping to raise an impressive £1,000 for Dove House Hospice.
• Key Stage 3 Boys’ Basketball Success
  On Tuesday 20th February, the Key Stage 3 Boys’ Basketball team travelled to Beverley Grammar for an East Riding round-robin tournament - playing games against Beverley Grammar, Hornsea High, Headlands School, and Driffield School.  
• Aspirational outreach programme addresses misconceptions about higher education  
  Misconceptions about higher education and entry routes into Oxbridge have been challenged in an engaging session at Withernsea High School as students begin exploring their post-16 possibilities. 
• Careers evening and futures fair
  Representatives from some of the area's best-known employers, and education, training and apprenticeship providers, are confirmed to attend Withernsea High School's upcoming Careers Evening and Futures Fair on Thursday, 22nd February.
• Humberside Cross Country Championship
  A huge well done to Caitlyn Walker and Jack Doyle who recently qualified for the Humberside Championship finals.
• U13 Girls' Football: Withernsea 0 - Holderness Academy 4 -
  The U13 girls' team put in a great effort against Holderness Academy, even though they unfortunately fell to defeat.
• Year 11 Football: Havelock Academy 1 - Withernsea 7
  Congratulations to the Year 11 football team who this week secured a 7-1 victory against Havelock Academy, Grimsby.
• Year 7 Football: Withernsea 8 - Headlands 0
  Congratulations to the Year 7 football team for a great win against Headlands School.
• Year 9 students learn the importance of making the right choices
  Making the right choices, to protect themselves and others, was the hot topic of conversation for students at Withernsea High School recently thanks to the work of Prison! Me! No-way! (PMNW).