Here at Reddish Vale High school, we have many events taking place throughout the academic year. See our latest news and events here.
On Friday 18th November, our wonderful senior prefects hosted a bake cable at lunch time to raise money for Children in Need.
Overall, the pupils raised over £200 and the bake sale was a huge success.
Thank you to everyone who donated baked goods or made a purchase and well done to our wonderful prefects for hosting an amazing charitable event.
On Monday 17th October, pupils from Years 8, 9 and 10 attended the Green Climate Summit at The Lowry theatre, where they had the opportunity to hear from influential speakers and participate in a number of engaging workshops on various issues, including slow fashion, 3D printing using waste and Green Hydrogen.
The pupils were also lucky enough to discuss their thoughts on climate change with the Mayor of Greater Manchester, Andy Burnham.
Six of our dedicated Year 10's have entered the Manchester Airport Dragon Den Challenge this year with all proceeds from the business being donated to Francis House Children's Hospice. The students attended Manchester Airport on Monday 10th October, where they pitched their business idea and were awarded £200 to help fund the business.
The presentation was an excellent success, in which the Dragons commented on how well the business was planned and that they had a "Ruthless" product to make profit.
Well done and good luck!
Open Evening is taking place on Thursday 29th September 4-7pm for prospective parents, carers and pupils to attend. Our Headteacher, Mrs Hanson, will be delivering talks at 4.45pm and 5.45pm in the school theatre. Please see the flyer below for more information.
The Newsletter includes a letter from Mrs Hanson, information for our return to school in September, pupil successes, news and events from this Half Term. We hope all our pupils have a lovely summer, and we will look forward to welcoming them back on Monday 5th September.
Our Year 9 pupils had the privilege of decorating a Lion as part of the Reddish Roaring Lions Project.
Today, we have the privilege of having the GMP Manchester Bee Monument in school, which has been constructed of surrendered knives and guns to spread awareness of anti-violence and knife crime.
On 15th June, 2 of our dedicated pupils, Ace R and Blaire W in Year 9 went to Stockport Town Hall to debate in the Stockport Schools Climate Action Network in the Council Chambers.
Congratulations to Ashton B in Year 8 who has been selected to represent the North of England and participate in Basketball England's Aspire Programme.
It is an excellent achievement and a great opportunity for him to develop his skills. Good luck from all of us at Reddish Vale!
We were successfully awarded the Wellbeing Award following our external verification visit at the end of March.
The award provides formal recognition that a school has met very high standards of provision for emotional wellbeing and mental health. It provides schools with a rigorous framework for implementing a range of strategies to bring about positive change for the wellbeing and mental health of the whole school.
Please find the full report below.
