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Hilbre High School is a non-selective academy. It has about 1,190 boys and girls aged between 11 and 18. In October 2021 the school was rated ‘Good’ by Ofsted. Particular strengths include Environment, Representation and Progress. Relative weaknesses include Attainment and Admissions.
Below is a list of our current policies; if you have any queries please contact the School Office (schooloffice@hilbre.wirral.sch.uk) Financial Documents . Annual_Report and Financial_Statement_2013; ... Hilbre High School 16 to 19 Tuition Fund Statement 2021. Hire of Premises 2023. Homework 2023. Mental Health 2024. Mobile Phone 2023. Mobile ...
tell us that at Hilbre, ‘learners are very well prepared for their next steps. All move on to further or higher education, employment or training.’ I hope that this prospectus gives you a sense of life at Hilbre. To fully enjoy and experience our school, I sincerely hope that you will take the opportunity to visit Hilbre High School and see
Hilbre High School incorporates “My Concern” Safeguarding software within the fabric of our Safeguarding practice and procedures. All teaching and support staff are trained and have access to this software, twenty-four hours a day. The implementation of “My Concern” within Hilbre High School has led to early identification of ...
As your child/ward starts at Hilbre High School in September 2017, we write to advise you that there has been a change to the timing of the school lunch and the end of the school day. The Governors have agreed, with effect from September 2017, that the school lunch period will be 40 minutes long, ie. commencing at 1.30pm and finishing at 2.10pm.
Our Sixth Form is well supported by a range of staff; our team consists of: Mr P Hellier. Head of Sixth Form, Assistant Headteacher: Post 16. Mrs E McAllister. Deputy Head of Sixth Form. Dr A Lutton. Assistant Head of Sixth Form: Personal and Academic Development. Mrs H Devonport. Student Services & Attendance.
Drama. Drama is a popular subject at Hilbre and we offer a wide range of opportunities for students of all ages to get involved. All Key Stage 3 students study Drama each week, and learn skills such as improvisation, team work, theatre design and script work. Drama is an extremely popular choice at GCSE.
