Here at Reddish Vale High school, we have many events taking place throughout the academic year. See our latest news and events here.
Following the Ofsted report, if you would like to discuss further any of the issues raised in the report or supporting letters, Mr Moroney, senior leaders, the CEO and Chair of the Trust will be hosting a drop-in session here at Reddish Vale High School tomorrow, Thursday 12th September 2024 between 3.30pm and 7pm.
Thank you for joining us for our Open Evening. It was lovely to see over 200 families in attendance. We hope those who attended were able to see our excellent facilities, speak to our dedicated staff and pupils, and found the evening informative, helpful and entertaining.
Thank you for your positive feedback regarding Open Evening. It is wonderful to hear that "the event was fun, welcoming, informative" and "all the students were lovely, very friendly, as were the staff."
Don't forget that the deadline for Year 7 applications for September 2025 is 31st October 2024 and applications should be made through Stockport Council.
In order to avoid large groups gathering whilst we have building work taking place, we would like students to collect their results in 15 minute intervals.
Students should come to reception at the allotted time below according to their surname.
Please find the summer Newsletter below, which includes news and events from this term, as well as a message from Ms Earle, our CEO and Mr Moroney, our Acting Headteacher.
This week farm club and intervention pupils had a hand in repurposing an old hat stand and made a great folding mesh lid for the guinea pig outdoor run, Year 7 morning club pupils gave our three guinea pigs a bath, intervention pupils made a great small table for the feed room and after school club pupils did a great a job deep cleaning the goat’s area.
Morning clubs run five days a week and afternoon clubs run Mon to Wed and are very popular with many more pupils showing an interest.
Well done to our Year 10 pupils who successfully completed their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award Expedition on Friday 21st - Saturday 22nd June with a trek through Edale using their compass and navigation skills, followed by an overnight camping stay where they pitched tents and cooked food over campfires.
As well as the daily farm tasks, pupils have been busy weeding and cleaning the paths around the farm, fitting new hey racks and re-painting doors, fences and the goats play furniture.
After school club pupils also had the ingenuous idea of repurposing an old brush head and designed and constructed a boot cleaner by building a frame, securing and painting it.
All of the work you see in the photos below has been done by our pupils - what a great achievement!
Farm intervention pupils helped with the installation of a slide in the goats pen this week and The Y10 animal care pupils helped with the shearing of Heidi the sheep.
As well as the after school clubs, the morning clubs are running 5 days a week and are well attended. Pupils set the farm off to a good start each day in this, feeding watering and administering meds to Horace and Pepper. Horace seems to have made a full recovery from his recent illness and is as lively as ever.
Our new bearded dragon is officially called Spike as this was the most popular suggestion amongst pupils.
Ashton Sixth Form College are hosting a Year 10 Open Evening on Tuesday 9th July 4.30-7.30pm. You must have a ticket in order to attend this event. Tickets are free and are available to download by scanning the QR code on the flyer below. Alternatively, you can book your ticket here
Farm club and intervention pupils have had another busy week on the farm, painting and installing the goat’s play furniture and painting Mabel’s new fence post.