If you are considering a high school for your child we understand it can be a difficult decision. At Shevington we take pride in ensuring all of our students are given every opportunity to understand that ‘Life is What You Make it’. Below are links to help navigate around to relevant information on our website to help you make an informed choice of high school.
Our Vision
To read more about our school vision click here
Transition
How do students feel about moving to Shevington High School?
How do parents feel about their children starting Shevington High School?
The following report includes responses from consultation with our new Year 7 parents.
Curriculum
At Shevington we deliver a SAIL curriculum. To find out more follow these links:
Some examples of Y8 project work – Y8 Inspiration projects
What do our students get up to?
Follow our Facebook page to see some of the amazing stories we share throughout the year
http://www.facebook.com/shevingtonhigh
Facebook Feed
Last night our Performing Arts Festival took place.
It was a unbelievable turn out despite the weather being unpredictable so thank you to everyone who came and to all our performers and staff.
We will be sharing some more pics and videos over the next days so watch this space.
It was a fantastic evening. All performers were superb! Well done everyone
Louie has had a lovely afternoon. He has been extremely brave holding the stick insects in science.
Good stuff Lou but we’re not getting one 🤣x
Great 👍
It’s our Performing Arts Festival tonight.
Please can you ensure you bring plenty of change to pay for things.
We are taking you back to Summer School 2021.
Lots planned for Summer School 2022 with lots of exciting activities for our new Year 7 pupils so watch this space.😊
This week is Drowning Prevention Week and we are asking everyone to be safe around our canals and rivers.
As the weather warms up, it may be tempting to take a dip to cool off but open water swimming is full of hidden dangers. Even on a hot day, waterways will be colder than you think.
Low temperatures can cause your blood to rush away from your muscles to protect your organs and limbs and muscles may become fatigued quickly - this can lead to drowning.
Stay Safe. Stay Waterside.
For more information visit: bit.ly/3OkmGru
