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Prince Henry’s was alive with the sound of French speaking, as 48 students from the Lycée André Malraux in Otley’s twin town on Montereau visited the school. GCSE French students from Prince Henry’s enjoyed a speaking practice session with their French counterparts, before the French students briefly toured the school before their formal welcome to Prince Henry’s.
8FXC have spent today working as a news team to produce their own version of Look North. They began the day with an editorial meeting and then wrote, filmed and edited their programme.
It's Yorkshire Cup Final week and we are very proud to have two rugby teams representing us in the finals.
Trustees are consulting on a proposal to permanently increase the number of places offered at Prince Henry’s Grammar School in Year 7, from 255 to 285, with effect from September 2020.
Over 600 people flocked to see the Prince Henry’s Grammar School annual production this year, Our House, written by Tim Firth (of Calendar Girls fame) and with music by 80s band Madness.
Three students from Prince Henry’s are celebrating after they received offers from Cambridge University.
Summary of the Admission Consultation Report & Policy for 2020 - 21 is now available to read under the Community section of the website.
Christmas is fast approaching at school and we have lots going on as we approach the end of term.
The taster morning is designed to give students (and parents) a chance to experience A-level lessons in a range of different subjects before making their final option choices.
The Otley Family of Schools Living Books Day took place at several venues across Otley. The event involved some 270 young people from the 8 schools across the partnership, with each group of pupils “borrowing” a number of different “living books” - people who live in our local community – hearing stories from their childhood and asking them about their subsequent lives and what has brought them to (or kept them living in) our local area. The theme of the event was “You can’t judge a book by its cover”, and pupils considered issues such as identity, community, diversity and preconceptions. After the event, pupils will draw on the day’s learning to complete some kind of curriculum-based work back in their respective schools.
Students at Prince Henry’s joined more than 200,000 young people across the UK and the world earning CPR , as part of the Yorkshire Ambulance Service Restart a Heart Day – which went worldwide for the first time this year.
It was smiles all round as we held an Opening Ceremony for the newly refurbished Pavilion changing rooms at Wharfemeadows Playing Fields.
