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The girls travelled to Castle Manor on Wednesday afternoon, in what was an extremely intense encounter! The girls went down 1-0 early in the first half but never gave up and Megan Mills equalised with 5 minutes left of the game after a well place shot. A tense penalty shoot out came and Evie Mckane made 3 excellent saves, scored one herself, alongside captain Mills. This means the girls progress onto the county cup semi final the first day back after the Easter break! Well done

Year 7 Easter Egg Hunt - If you have not paid yet, there is still time to pay tomorrow (Friday) and join in the fun.

Yesterday 15 students from our feeder primary school took part in a Music Inspire Session.

We welcome all pupils, parents and public members to see the excellent work produced on Thursday 9th, Friday 10th and Saturday 11th of May 2019

The Parent's Evening booking system Net.Media are having technical issues at the moment.  I have spoken to them this morning and they are currently working on it, and assure me that it will be up and running again soon.  Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Its our first 'Insight Into Industry Day' - 3rd April and it will allow our students the opportunity to work with Industry specialists in gaming- talk about the opportunities needed to work in the industry and what skills they need to be successful.  

A great handball Inspire Session with a group of Year 5 & 6 students from our feeder primary schools. Thank you to Maddie Chenery, Ruby Elwood, Amelie Stride and Ella Markwell who came along to help the budding handballers. You were fantastic role models, well done.

On Thursday, 4th of April​, Tempest Photography will be in school taking Group Photographs of all Year 11 and Year 13 Students.  The Year 11 pictures will be taken at 9.10am and the Year 13 at 10.10am.

This morning we invited 25 students and their parents to join us for a Celebration Breakfast. The students have been nominated for a recognition award by their Head of Year. We are very proud of their achievements this term.

Today at Stowmarket High School all of our Year 10 students took part in a Japanese Culture Day. They learnt how to make Sushi and Bento Boxes (Japanese style packed lunches). Took part in a tea ceremony, were shown animation and had talks about the Japanese language and Buddhism.