Headteacher’s Welcome

Welcome to the Shipston High School website. I hope that you will find it informative, and trust that it will give you a glimpse of what makes Shipston such a popular school. Shipston High School offers a friendly and welcoming environment for all of our pupils. We pride ourselves on having high expectations and a pupil centred ethos.

We focus on the essentials that create success: high quality teaching and learning; pastoral care for all; strong relationships with parents, families and the wider community to support pupils in their learning. I am committed to ensuring that Shipston High School provides the very best start in life for its pupils.

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Year 7 have been learning about specialised cells in Science 🧫

Can you think of a better activity than Fun Friday play-doh?!
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Year 7 have been learning about specialised cells in Science 🧫Can you think of a better activity than Fun Friday play-doh?!Image attachmentImage attachment+3Image attachment

Jessie, one of our Head Prefdcts, and Milly, a Senior prefect, planned and delivered a fab week of assemblies around #BlackHistoryMonth

They delivered with confidence, clarity, and genuine enthusiasm, leaving a lasting impression on their peers and teachers alike.

Incredibly proud of you both, well done girls!
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Jessie, one of our Head Prefdcts, and Milly, a Senior prefect, planned and delivered a fab week of assemblies around #blackhistorymonthThey delivered with confidence, clarity, and genuine enthusiasm, leaving a lasting impression on their peers and teachers alike.Incredibly proud of you both, well done girls!Image attachment

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Well done Jessie!

Super super proud 🤩

To celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth in Maths, students have been learning how to play the strategic Mancala game.

Dating back to the 3rd Century, Mancala is traditionally played with stones and small pits in the ground. However, in the 21st Century, we used beads and egg boxes!
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To celebrate #blackhistorymonth in Maths, students have been learning how to play the strategic Mancala game. Dating back to the 3rd Century, Mancala is traditionally played with stones and small pits in the ground. However, in the 21st Century, we used beads and egg boxes!Image attachmentImage attachment+2Image attachment
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