Headteacher’s Welcome
Welcome to the Shipston High School website. We 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. We are committed to ensuring that Shipston High School provides the very best start in life for its pupils.
Mr Dan Rushworth – Headteacher Shipston High School
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📣 YOUR FUTURE. YOUR VIEWS. YOUR SAY.🗣️
The Big Future Survey is your chance to have your say about the things that matter to young people and what you want the future to look like. 🌍✨
Your experiences, opinions and ideas matter. By taking a few minutes to complete the survey, you can help make sure young people’s voices are heard when decisions about the future are being made.
💭 What matters to you?
🚀 What opportunities do you want to see?
🌟 What would make the future better for young people?
www.smartsurvey.co.uk/s/TheBigFuture/
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📱 REMINDER TO ALL PARENTS & CARERS
Our Blackout Technologies webinar is taking place TONIGHT at 5.30pm.
The webinar will give families the opportunity to learn more about Blackout, how the technology works, and how we will be introducing it through a staged implementation during this half term.
🔗 The link to join the webinar can be found in the letter Mr Rushworth sent out last Thursday.
As part of the introduction of Blackout, families will have a choice. Your child will be able to:
📱 Bring a school-approved smartphone with Blackout enabled
☎️ Bring a brick phone
🚫 Bring no phone to school
A form will be sent to families later this week asking you to indicate which option you have chosen for your child.
We encourage all parents and carers to join us tonight at 5.30pm to find out more and understand what the changes will mean for your child.
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📚 National Year of Reading 2026 – Go All In!
Reading doesn’t have to mean sitting down with a novel. From sport and gaming to music, recipes, comics, articles and audiobooks, there are lots of ways young people can discover reading through the things they already enjoy.
The National Year of Reading 2026 is encouraging families to “Go All In” and help young people aged 11+ build a positive relationship with reading.
Parents and carers can find ideas, inspiration and practical tips to help make reading part of everyday family life.
🔎 Find out more and explore the Families 11+ resources at goallin.org.uk/families-11-plus/
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