Here at Reddish Vale High school, we have many events taking place throughout the academic year. See our latest news and events here.
Monday 2nd - Friday 6th March is National Careers Week, and we introduced the students to a variety of different career prospects and opportunities, through inviting special guests into school, and also taking students on trips to enhance their knowledge of different careers, which they may wish to pursue once they have left Reddish Vale.
Coronavirus (COVID-19)
Public Health England (PHE) is the body through whom all of the latest guidance and information is being produced and distributed. Schools have been advised to include links to the resources rather than producing their own or downloading information produced by others. This means that the latest information will be available through the links rather than schools needing to update already downloaded information as and when new information becomes available.
There are links to the latest resources guidance and advice contained at https://www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-response
*IMPORTANT* Unfortunately, the AstraZeneca Early Years Event, originally scheduled to take place on Thursday 5th March, has been postponed.
Please see the poster below, for more details about the postponed event. We apologise for any inconveniences caused by this abrupt news.
Monday 2nd - Friday 6th March is National Careers Week, and we introduced the students to a variety of different career prospects and opportunities, through inviting special guests into school, and also taking students on trips to enhance their knowledge of different careers, which they may wish to pursue once they have left Reddish Vale.
Friday 28th February 2020 was our Languages Drop Down Day.
*IMPORTANT* This event has been postponed. New date TBC.
Please visit this page for regular updated regarding this event.
This morning a number of our students were rewarded for various amazing achievements. We are very proud of our students' accomplishments.
Reddish Vale High School are officially signed up to the #SaferInternetDay supporters list! Find out more at @UK_SIC or visit their website, www.saferinternetday.org.uk
On Tuesday 11th February, we held a number of activities in the back of our canteen to promote Safer Internet Day to oyur pupils and staff.
Dear Parent/Carer
Social media continues to play an important and often positive part in the lives of our young people but it can create challenges for them. In collaboration with Safer Internet Day on Tuesday, 11th February I am writing to highlight some of the issues that schools encounter from time to time and to enlist your help in ensuring that we avoid them at Reddish Vale. We will be using the national publicity around Safer Internet Day as an opportunity to engage with the pupils on eSafety generally through Tutor time activities and assemblies this week.
I would encourage you to discuss your son or daughter’s use of social media with them and to look at your child’s mobile device on an occasional basis. This acts as a moderating influence on the child’s use of social media and allows the parent to be aware of any difficulties at an early stage. A useful source of advice on all the issues covered below and on other issues around social media and mobile devices is https://www.internetmatters.org.
Reddish Vale are very proud to be 98th in the Country, in the Top 100 sporting State Schools of 2019, as seen in the Jan/Feb/March edition of 'School Sport'