Welcome to William Howard School, where we strive every day to challenge our students and staff to live by the school's core values: “Resilience, Responsibility, Respect”. We have a clear expectation that every student will strive to be the best that they can be in all that they do.  This extends to all within the school community and you will find that staff and students work together to achieve the very best outcomes. 

Read the full introduction from Mr McAree (Headteacher) >>

RECENT NEWS AND EVENTS

  • Exhibition 2017

    Exhibition 2017

    Yet another fantastic annual exhibition from DT, Art and Media. It was great to see so many parents and staff supporting and celebrating the hard work and commitment …Read More »
  • Champion Cycle Cross Rider

    Champion Cycle Cross Rider

    Year 13 student, Ollie Dawson, attended the Junior World Cup Mountain Bike Series in Essex and came 17th out of around 50, which was a fabulous result in …Read More »
  • County Multi Event Championships

    County Multi Event Championships

    The County Multi Event was held recently at the Copeland Stadium. Over the 2 days, William Howard School had several competitors in each of the age groups. At …Read More »
  • Lord’s Taverners North East Regional Table Cricket Stars

    Lord’s Taverners North East Regional Table Cricket Stars

    On Tuesday, 9 May a group of students from William Howard School represented Cumbria at the Lord’s Taverners North East Regional Table Cricket Competition in Durham. They didn’t …Read More »
  • Strictly WHS

    Strictly WHS

    The May Bank Holiday weekend started boldly at William Howard this year. Five couples took to the dance floor for the very first – and not the last …Read More »
  • Race for Life

    Race for Life

    Last week, William Howard School held a Race for Life with Year 11 and it was a brilliant success! Over 150 students and staff ran through hail, rain, …Read More »
  • Salford Quays Trip

    Salford Quays Trip

    The Geography department took 96 Year 10 students to Salford Quays in Manchester, for the human element of their fieldwork enquiry. They visited numerous sites and used their …Read More »

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