WELCOME

Welcome to the students' section of this site.

Prince Henry's is a vibrant, friendly and oppertunistic school for all students ranging from Year 7 to Year 13.

Moving Schools will be adaunting experience for anyone, whether you arrive with friends from your primary schools, on your own or mid-term. However, Prince Henry's aims to make all newcomers feel as welcome as it can and assist you in settling in as quickly and comfortably as possible. Adjusting to the experience of secondary school life may seem like a difficult task but will be made simple by the intervention of friendly staff and students.

As students at Prince Henry's we are over privileged with the enormity of

extra curricular activities made available to us. The focus of our studies  is not

just limited to the classroom: from residential trips, the annual school musical, sports teams, ski trips to France and America, exchanges with one of our sixteen partner schools in more than a dozen different nations, chess club, the debating society and even in a gardening club... your only problem will be deciding which to get yourself involved in!

This year, the Student Council has evolved into an effective panel to voice the opinions of students and help the pupils' views be recognised and heard. Working with the Eco Group we aim to make our school greener and safer for the environment, with recycling and composting being our main goal. With student-elected leaders for each year, you are guarenteed to have a respected student to bring your opinions to the Council. As Head Boy and Head Girl, we are here to represent the views of all students from any year group; we are usually found in the student-designed Common Room at breaktime and lunchtime, or through your year leader. We appreciate your input about anything that may be bothering you about people, subject choices or the school in general.

When Prince Henry's was given Rugby Academy status back in 2006, new students from all over the country joined our sixth form and are currently sharing our experience as sixth-formers. With more and more people joining each year to join the Academy or simply because of the range of subjects and opportunities made available to us, the atmosphere is thriving. We aim to organise as many sixth form events to integrate Year 12 and 13. With a smart/casual uniform code to encourage maturity and a higher level of respect from staff, the learning atmospheres in our well-equipped departments are at a high level to ensure the best chance of further education in preperation for whatever lies ahead after sixth form.

Tom Featherstone (Head Boy)

Becky Lomas (Head Girl)