Return to School
All pupils will return on Monday 5th September. Please see below the staggered start times and additional information for each year group.
Here at Reddish Vale High school, we have many events taking place throughout the academic year. See our latest news and events here.
All pupils will return on Monday 5th September. Please see below the staggered start times and additional information for each year group.
Pupils can log in and read for free using myON - there are thousands of resources to choose from!
With enhanced digital books – plus daily news articles – every pupil has the resources to keep reading, even throughout the school holidays.
Simply go to https://www.myon.co.uk/login/index.html and enter your login information:
School Name: Read On England
Username: ReddishValeHigh
Password: ReddishValeHigh123
Click on the Sign In button, select a book, and start reading!
The Newsletter includes a letter from Mrs Hanson, information for our return to school in September, pupil successes, news and events from this Half Term. We hope all our pupils have a lovely summer, and we will look forward to welcoming them back on Monday 5th September.
Please find below a copy of the uniform and equipment expectations PowerPoint that has been shared with the students this week to ensure they are fully prepared for the new academic year in September.
Well done to our pupils who conducted themselves brilliantly today and managed to continue with learning despite the heat. We will continue with no blazers and ties tomorrow, Tuesday 19th July as a cool white shirt has worked well today. We will hopefully return to full uniform on Wednesday 20th July when storms are forecast.
A decision has been made to postpone Sports Day until Thursday morning when the weather is set to be more suitable. A reminder that pupils finish at 1:00pm on that day.
Thank you to pupils and parents for your ongoing support.
Our Year 9 pupils had the privilege of decorating a Lion as part of the Reddish Roaring Lions Project.
This is a reminder that all pupils will finish at 1pm on Thursday 21st July.
There will be re-surfacing works taking place on Reddish Vale Viaduct, which means the top of Reddish Vale Road and down to number 14 will be temporarily closed between 9.30am and 2.30pm on 14th July.
Today, we have the privilege of having the GMP Manchester Bee Monument in school, which has been constructed of surrendered knives and guns to spread awareness of anti-violence and knife crime.
On 15th June, 2 of our dedicated pupils, Ace R and Blaire W in Year 9 went to Stockport Town Hall to debate in the Stockport Schools Climate Action Network in the Council Chambers.