Queen’s Park High School has a fantastic history of producing high quality productions that enable our students to excel in the performing arts both on and off stage and this year will be no exception with our production of Billy Elliot the musical!
Looking for somewhere safe, cheap and convenient to park over the Christmas holidays?
Can you help to support your local food bank and share a gift of kindness to those local people in crisis this Christmas?
Dig out that Christmas jumper and join us for this year's festivities at our school Christmas Concert.
Year 7 students lead the procession showcasing their artwork for the new Chester Market Hall at the private launch of Chester's new development.
Odd Socks Day is part of Anti-Bullying week and designed to be a fun and positive way to raise awareness of bullying. The day sends an important message that we should all be allowed to be ourselves free from bullying. This year Anti-Bulling week runs from 14th - 18th November. At Queen's Park High School students will have the opportunity to take part in a number of activities during tutor times to think about how bullying affects us, what to do if you're worried about bullying and why it's important that we are all unique. On Friday 18th November in partnership with the Anti-Bullying Alliance, we will also be encouraging students to wear odd socks to celebrate what makes us all unique and spread kindness!
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This year on Armistice Day, The British Legion are asking the nation to pause, breathe and reflect on the service and sacrifices the Armed Forces make on our behalf.
Want to join a vibrant, welcoming and successful school and continue your studies with the support of a dedicated and experienced team of staff? Don't miss our Sixth Form Open Evening on Wednesday 30th November; 6.30pm-8.00pm and discover how we can help you achieve your ambitions.
Queen’s Park High School Rowing Club returned on Saturday 15th October to race at Agecroft Head, which is a 3.2 km course that runs through Salford and Manchester, finishing at Salford Quays.
The brutal reality of Head racing returned with the first event of the season, racing 5km from Eccleston to Chester for the Chester Long Distance Sculls.
A little yellow goes a long way and on Monday 10th October we want to give students their chance to brighten up the classroom as we take part in 'Hello Yellow' for World Mental Health Day.
Our special edition school newsletter is out now and can be viewed by clicking on the link or image below. This bumper issue is bursting with lots of exciting activities and events that have been happening at Queen's Park High School over the last term.
We hope you enjoy catching up on our latest news and sharing all our students' achievements and successes - happy reading!
