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District Team Managers at the Ryland Centre chose some of our students to compete at the County Schools Championships in Worcester.   These included Amelia Bourne (Yr9), who leapt to long jump selection at the district and represented the Bromsgrove and Droitwich Schools at the County Championships - she leapt to a creditable 4m 69 cm finishing 4th by just 4cm slightly down on her seasons best of 4m 83cm.

Owen Dyson (Yr9) was similarly successful at districts and at the county Championships in Worcester and had a storming run through the heats to the final where he finished 4th, with 5 tenths of a second separating the first 4.  Owen set a massive PB of 12.8 seconds.

Kudzaishe Chiwara, James Horne, Tom Newton and George McNie (year 12) have all demonstrated their skills as prospective Engineers in a 6 months industrial project with local company, Mettis Aerospace Ltd.  The students undertook a real-world Engineering project to design and manufacture a fixture to hold forged aircraft components while they were measured in a co-ordinate measuring machine (CMM).  Such was the success of the year 12’s design that the fixture is now being utilised in Mettis Aerospace to improve quality control process efficiency.

 As part of British Science week on the 14^th March a group of year 9 students and staff attended the Big Bang at Stourbridge College. It was an interactive day with students taking part in various stem activities, from Methane experiments in Chemistry, making origami boxes in maths, forensics finger printing, to trying to get a wooden skewer through a balloon without it popping!

On 13^th March a small group of year 9 students and staff joined 45 other schools in attending the Worcestershire Skills Show 2019. The event gave the students a great insight into various industries split across six career zones including tourism and leisure, science, technology, creative industries, professional services and engineering. With such a wide variety of employers, colleges and training providers there was something of interest for everyone, with have a go activities, local labour market information, and the opportunity to speak to employers about the skills and qualifications that they are really looking for.  Feedback from the students was good with some feeling that they had more of an idea of the career pathways available to them now.

On Thursday 7^th March, 17 pupils from South Bromsgrove High, Years 9 and 10, participated in the Worcestershire ‘This Girls Can’ campaign held at North Bromsgrove High.   ‘Worcestershire Girls Can’ is a vibrant celebration of active females.  

So proud to share the stage with Alice, Grace and Eleanor from South Bromsgrove High at Symphony Hall on their professional debut performing with Birmingham Voices on tour with famous Tenor ‘Russell Watson.’ Such a special and exciting day.