Shortlisted for the final
We are so proud to announce that Queen’s Park High School’s governor, Kayte Parlevliet has just been named as a finalist for the Governor of the Year award in the North West Educate Awards 2020.
We are so proud to announce that Queen’s Park High School’s governor, Kayte Parlevliet has just been named as a finalist for the Governor of the Year award in the North West Educate Awards 2020.
‘Oar’some half term activities for Queen's Park High School students down at the Boathouse.
We are delighted to premier this unmissable digital event for Year 11 students and their families through our YouTube channel at 6.00pm on Wednesday 18th November 2020.
Parent Governor Election Results
World Mental Health Day 2020 was held on Saturday 10th October. Some may say this has to be one of the most important yet. Year 12 student, Tyler Gordon shares his views and encourages you to watch the short video he's created in partnership with fellow sixth form student and mental health ambassador, Ioan Gwenter, to raise awareness about mental health, and show students how they themselves could deal with their own issues, or help others who are struggling.
This special edition school newsletter is packed full of news and events and showcases the diversity of school life, the talents of our young people and gives a little reminder of all the wonderful ways in which our students have enriched Queen's Park during 2020 so far.
An opportunity to see Queen's Park High School in video.
We are really excited to invite you to join us for our virtual Open Evening which will go live from 6pm on Thursday 17th September 2020. Unfortunately due to the pandemic and government guidance, we are unable host our normal Open Evening this year, so we hope you can join us for this online event in which you will still be able to meet our staff and students plus explore many of the engaging activities taking place in a range of subject areas around the school.
Students from all years at Queen’s Park High School are looking forward to a return to school in September and to a brand-new facility - the school’s very own ‘QP radio’ station!
Once again, Queen’s Park High School students have done themselves and us, as a community, proud. Despite the turbulent year they have endured, we always knew that this special year group were destined to achieve great things and their GCSE results have shown this. They have achieved both some spectacular individual successes as well as sustaining (and indeed exceeding) the pattern of improvement the school has seen over the past few years.
Students and staff at Queen’s Park High School are celebrating some outstanding A Level results for students who have dealt with a difficult year with positivity and aplomb, always keeping the values at the fore of all they have done. Building on the successes of last year, performance has continued to improve across all subject areas with students achieving some outstanding results both individually and across subject areas. This year has seen a huge increase in the percentage of A* and A grades with 23% of all A level grades being at this level.
Do you want to make a real difference by helping our school to improve further?