Year 7 and 8 students took part in a Careers IAG day, focusing on a variety of career pathways to spark an awareness in where their qualifications could take them in the future. The sessions linked to local labour market information and identified future skills gaps for when these year groups leave school, such as…
DetailsMrs Sim’s Year 9 English group found a tasty way to work on developing their writing and oracy skills – in small groups they’ve been designing new chocolate bars. In designing their bar, they had to consider something new and different about it. They then had to pitch their ideas, with each group member taking…
Details51 students enjoyed a week in in Passo Tonale in the Italian Alps over half term. The majority of the group were absolute beginners and worked hard to be intermediate skiers by the end of the week. Mrs Tait, the trip leader, remarked, “Well done each and every student, you were a delight to be…
DetailsA group of students from across the cohorts enjoyed an unforgettable adventure during this year’s Ski Trip to St Johann in Pongau, Salzburg, Austria over the half-term break. Trip Leader Mr Byers praised the students for the way they represented the school throughout the week. “Our students represented the school exceptionally well, both on and…
DetailsThis week, 62 Sixth Form students successfully achieved their Emergency First Aid at Work certification, a nationally recognised qualification valid for 3 years. The training included an online module, with an additional outdoor first aid component for all our gold Duke of Edinburgh students, and a full day of practical training. Feedback from the trainers thanked…
DetailsIt was a truly wonderful start to the school year for 31 of our keen Sixth Form students who visited the Balearic Island of Menorca for the annual Fiesta de Gracia, a colourful street celebration and cultural event with a rich Spanish flavour. Students had the opportunity to engage in multiple aspects of the fiesta,…
DetailsLast week, our A Level Art students took part in a wonderful workshop led by Mark Bradley, a local watercolour artist who exhibits widely across Cumbria. In a tranquil and inspiring session, students had the opportunity to develop their skills and creativity, benefiting greatly from Mark’s expert guidance and tuition.
DetailsOur ‘Not in Our School’ mantra is an important part of our ethos at William Howard School – we take a clear and united stand against discrimination of any kind. Through assemblies, tutor programmes and our Personal Development curriculum we are working together to promote equality, respect, and understanding of all protected characteristics within our…
DetailsToday marked the 11th anniversary of Wear Red Day, and our usual navy livery turned bright red as students and staff proudly Showed Racism the Red Card. As part of Black History Month, assemblies this week have shared inspiring stories of anti-racism— reminding us all of the importance of unity and respect. Our Sixth Form…
DetailsCongratulations to Year 9 student Milly Phillipson, who came first at the Westmorland County Show at the weekend. She has now qualified for the Royal International Show at Hickstead, next July. During the summer holiday, Milly and her pony Paddy came an incredible 2nd place at The Royal International Horse Show final. In December, Milly will also be competing at the London International Horse Show. Good luck Milly!
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