On Tuesday 15th May South Bromsgrove High welcomed nearly 50 pupils from years 3 and 4 for a Digital Safety Conference. The event was attended by children from Finstall, Millfields, Blackwell and Charford First Schools and the conference was run by a group of year 9 and 10 students form South known as the ‘Digital Leaders’.
Day 4
Caitlin Kemp, a Year 12 Textile student at South Bromsgrove, entered the Wool4School Design Competition – an annual competition encouraging budding fashion designers to show England what they’re made of. It is open to all students in Sixth Form or equivalent throughout England and the competition invites students to design an outfit for their favourite musician to wear on stage, using a minimum 80% Australian Merino wool.
Ian Medlicott, Claire Wilkin-Mead, Hannah Talbot
A group of 30 students and 3 members of staff from South Bromsgrove High School had the chance to discover Spanish and Catalonian culture on their trip to Barcelona in March. Students were able to visit the shops and typical stands around las Ramblas and enjoy the food; some even treated themselves to a churros and hot chocolate breakfast.
Every year since 2005 Birmingham Universityhave organised a Physics BIG QUIZ event for teams of Year 9 students (4 students per team). The event takes place in the Great Hall on campus and there are prizes and trophies for the winning teams and schools.
On Wednesday 21st March, South Bromsgrove High Music Department hosted the 10th Anniversary celebrations of the organisation Women in Music, founded by Geri Minelli.
On Friday 23rd March, SBHS staff and students went head to head in sponsored Football and Rounders games in aid of Sport Relief. From these games, £408.99 was raised both on the Just Giving page and from the bake sale ran by Mr Law and Miss Taylor.
On Wednesday 21st March, South Bromsgrove High will be hosting a concert celebrating the 10th anniversary of Women in Music Day and ahead of the concert, the Founder of Women in Music, Geri Minelli, visited the school and worked with some of the students.
This year staff are involved in a “steps” challenge that will see South staff go head to head in the aspiration for every individual to complete enough steps to climb Kilamanjaro (58,750 steps) with the group challenged to complete enough steps to walk from Paris to London (623,040 steps) Many of the staff that are already in the “walk with south” league will be pleased to hear that the new challenge is set up and the link will be sent out first thing Friday to ensure nobody has a head start remember its all for charity
Picture: Harvey Saunders-Wooley (with saxophone) Chris Sugars, Chris Smith, Luke McLinden (Peter Pan), Pam Taylor.
Pupils and staff at South Bromsgrove High are celebrating after receiving a prestigious Artsmark Award. Artsmark is Arts Council England’s award for schools that champion the arts and strive for excellence. It celebrates schools that embrace the arts across the curriculum, bringing them to life for children and young people.
In order to become an Artsmark school, South Bromsgrove High had to develop their arts and culture provision to achieve a road and balanced curriculum. This was achieved by creating an overall plan that was committed to and delivered across the whole school.
South Bromsgrove High was supported by Arts Connect in planning and developing their initial objectives. Arts Connect worked alongside the school at various stages to support their Artsmark Award achievement.
