Here at Reddish Vale High school, we have many events taking place throughout the academic year. See our latest news and events here.
Our Open Evening will take place on Thursday 16th October 2025. We’re looking forward to welcoming prospective pupils, parents and carers to our school.
To help you plan your visit, we’ve put together some answers to frequently asked questions about what to expect at the event.
We are extremely proud of our Yr11 pupils who received their GCSE results on 21st August. Their achievements reflect not only their hard work and determination, but also the support of our staff, their families and the wider school community.
Despite the challenges of recent years, our pupils have shown resilience and commitment, and their results are a testament to this. Many have exceeded expectations, and we are delighted to see so many of them moving confidently onto the next stage of their education, training or employment.
We would like to thank and congratulate every pupil for their efforts and successes, and we look forward to following their journeys as they take their next steps.
More photos from results day can be found under News & Events - Events Gallery.
Please find a letter from Tom Bowman, Director of Education, Work and Skills at the bottom of this page, highlighting more details about Post-16 Careers Week.
Please find the Summer Newsletter below, which includes news and events from this term, as well as a message from Mr Moroney, Headteacher.
Tickets for our upcoming production of Beauty 7 The Beast Jr are available to purchase on ParentPay for £4 each.
Please see the poster below for more details.
PIE are offering a new Wave of Change Programme, which aims to help women in Stockport take positive steps.
They are currently recruiting for their next Wave of Change* programme starting in June 2025. The personalised programme takes place in person over the next 3 months. They are looking for Stockport women who are either:
· Out of work
· Struggling with mental or physical health challenges
· And/ or, are feeling socially isolated
On the Wave of Change programme, they support Stockport women to explore future possibilities and create impactful connections whilst building useful skills. They always provide flexible sessions within school hours and around half terms and school holidays. Their sessions mainly take place on Tuesdays.
If you are working with any women who would benefit from this amazing opportunity, please encourage them to complete an expression of interest form. They will then be in touch to invite them to an intro walk.
PIE have already supported over 200 women in Stockport to take their next positive steps, and they'd love to reach even more.
We're hosting a coffee afternoon for parents and carers on Tuesday 10th June, 12-2pm at Westmorland Family Hub.
Please see the flyer for more details.
Y10 work experience pupils helped to make and fit a gate for the allotment area to help with the Y8 allotment project. They showed great initiative and helped in the design, planning, making and fitting of it. This was made almost entirely from scrap wood and mesh and fitted to the posts that they had cut and concreted in place earlier in the week.
The Y8 allotment club pupils are really pleased with the area and have started rotovating the soil in preparation for some planting, and the Y8 morning and after school clubs have been sowing fruit and veg in the new mini greenhouses, which will be planted in the allotment area in the next few weeks.
Intervention pupils also enjoyed repairing the outdoor guinea pig cage to get Poppy and Daisy outside while the weather has been warm and sunny, and they are looking forward to sprucing it up with a coat of paint next week.
Over the Easter holidays, Year 11 teachers are inviting pupils into school to attend revision sessions ahead of their upcoming GCSE examinations. You will have received a personalised letter for your child, with which sessions they should attend. The revision timetable is below.
Y8 pupils have worked really hard in clearing the farm unit and repurposing materials this week. They rearranged the animal vivariums and the space looks fantastic. They started planting seeds in preparation for Spring and we’re hoping to start to see results over the next few weeks.
Pupils also helped in the construction of mini greenhouses which have been placed over the seed beds in the polytunnel to ensure the best growing conditions for the planned fruit and veg patches. They’re excited about the prospect of seeing the seeds grow and eventually producing food, and all classes and interventions will have the chance to plant seeds and track their progress all through Spring into Summer. Some of the fruit and veg will be used to feed some of the animals and pupils will also get to see the benefits of sustainability.
Finally, the goats area has had some logs and tree trunks donated by a local businessman and the goats seem to be enjoying clambering over these.