Auction Assembly Action

A heap of prizes went under the hammer during our end-of-term Achievement Point Auctions this week. There was lots of excited bidding as students used their accumulated Achievement Points to compete for a terrific range of sought-after prizes. These included golf vouchers, doughnuts, football and netball parties, bacon buttie deliveries, vouchers, a film screening, queue…

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Christmas Dinner Delight

Students and staff tucked into tasty Christmas dinners in our canteen today. Our hard-working Student Leadership Team also found time in their busy schedules to come together and enjoy a well-deserved, relaxing meal. A huge THANK YOU to all of the catering staff for their incredible efforts in preparing and serving the hundreds of delicious…

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Presentation Evening 2025

Carlisle Cathedral provided a beautiful and fitting backdrop for our annual Presentation Evening, held last night to celebrate the exam achievements of last summer’s GCSE and A Level students. It was once again an incredibly special occasion for the students, parents and staff who were able to attend. Mr O’Connor, our Deputy Headteacher warmly welcomed…

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Alumnus of the Month (December 2025)

Our Alumnus for December is Jack Swindlehurst. Jack left William Howard School in 2008 following Sixth Form, where he absolutely loved his time studying Theatre Studies, spending most of his days between the theatre and the music department. He was lucky enough to go on six trips with various bands, playing the trumpet, and even…

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Mission Christmas Kindness

A huge thank you to everyone who generously donated gifts for the Cash for Kids Mission Christmas Appeal. The trolley was overflowing with presents – an illustration of the wealth of kindness in our school community. Mission Christmas is dedicated to ensuring that children facing hardship don’t miss out on the magic of Christmas.

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Teachers Encouraged to Take a Risk in Lessons

After the success of last year’s “Take a Risk” week, we once again asked all teachers across the school to think about engaging, innovative ways that they could teach the curriculum throughout the week. Deputy Headteacher, Mr Trewhitt, commented: “It has been a pleasure to be invited into lessons to see teachers thinking differently about…

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New Sensory Opened With Support From Rotary

Our beautiful new Sensory Room was officially opened on Wednesday by Tony Parrini from Brampton and Longtown Rotary. During his visit, Tony spoke with several students about what the Rotary do and explained how, with support from Rotary International, they contributed a generous donation towards the development of the space. This funding has enabled many…

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