Here at Reddish Vale High school, we have many events taking place throughout the academic year. See our latest news and events here.
As we enter a New Year and a new term here at Reddish Vale High School, we continue to recognise and reward pupils for their achievements. On 14th January 2022 we hosted our first Cake with the Headteacher reward of 2022 and were extremely proud of the pupils who were nominated by their teachers for a fantastic start to the term.
We would like to say a huge thank you to Vision for Education, who kindly donated a number of food hampers to us.
In addition to this, ex-pupil, Paul Cheetham-Karcz kindly raised and donated an outstanding and greatly appreciated £4,000 to enable us to supply Christmas gifts for a large number of our pupils.
Please see the December Newsletter below, which includes a message from our Headteacher, and reflects upon the many events, enrichment opportunities and trips that we have offered this term, including a visit from Local MP, Andrew Gwynne, Chester Zoo visit and Christmas hamper donations.
There are steps that you can take to stay safe against strangers when out and about. Below, there is some useful information provided by Stockport Council and including a guide from the NSPCC.
On 6th December 2021, year 9 pupils enjoyed a trip to Chester Zoo with the science department, where they saw and learnt interesting facts about a variety of different animals including elephants, giraffes, lions and jaguars.
The pupils were exceptionally well-behaved and engaged throughout the trip and were a real credit to the school.
The thoughts and prayers of all of us here at Reddish Vale High School are with the family and friends of Jack Booth. Jack is remembered fondly by us all and is a huge loss to this world.
On 17th November 2021, pupils enjoyed a trip to the Peoples History Museum and MOSI (Museum of Science and Industry), where they learnt about the Industrial Revolution and how Unions were formed in democratic Britain in the 1800s. Pupils also investigated the Peterloo Massacre of 1819, gaining an understanding about revolutionaries, reformers, workers etc. that influenced change.
In the MOSI, pupils were very engaged in the interactive science activities and games that were on display, as well as a scheduled display of the textile machines that were operational in a presentation of its then cutting-edge technology.
During November and December, there is an opportunity for 12-15 year olds to receive the Covid-19 vaccination, if your child did not receive the vaccination in school. Please see the letter below for more information on these additional vaccination opportunities.
We are extremely proud of George Collins, Year 9 and Eve Collins, year 11, who took part in their Remembrance Sunday Service at St Peters church on Remembrance Sunday, where George supported the flag bearers and Eve did a reading.
All of here at Reddish Vale are extremely proud of them.
Consultation on a proposed reduction in the Published Admission Number for Reddish Vale High School with effect from September 2023.