St Cuthbert’s R.C. High School gears up for inspiring open evening this month

Date published: 13 September 2024


Parents and prospective students are invited to experience all that St Cuthbert’s R.C. High School has to offer at its upcoming open evening, set to take place later this month.

The popular high school, on Shaw Road, is known for providing an exceptional educational environment for students aged 11 to 16.

This event will offer an opportunity to explore the school’s impressive facilities and meet the team behind its dynamic learning approach.

A warm welcome and tour

Throughout the evening, visitors will be able to tour the school, discovering its modern classrooms and specialist facilities, all designed to meet the academic and personal development needs of a diverse student body.

Friendly students and staff will be on hand to guide guests and answer any questions, ensuring parents and pupils alike get a real feel for life at St Cuthbert’s.

One of the key highlights of the evening will be a welcome address from head teacher Mr D Shields, taking place between 6pm and 7pm.

During his speech, Mr Shields will outline the school’s ethos, values, and its forward-thinking vision for the future. Guests will have the opportunity to hear firsthand what makes St Cuthbert’s a unique, nurturing environment for young people to grow academically, spiritually, and personally.

 

David Shields, Headteacher at St. Cuthbert’s
David Shields, headteacher at St. Cuthbert’s

 

Showcasing students' talents

Adding to the excitement, there will be a special showcase from the school’s production, set to run from 5.50pm to 6.50pm.

This is a fantastic opportunity to see the creativity and talent of St Cuthbert’s students in action. The school’s commitment to developing the whole student- academically and through creative and personal growth will be displayed throughout the evening.

St Cuthbert’s prides itself on offering a rich, well-rounded curriculum that balances academic achievement with the development of personal skills and interests.

During Key Stage 3 (Years 7-9), students are given a broad education, building on the foundations set in Key Stage 2. By the time they reach Key Stage 4 (Years 10-11), pupils can choose from a wide range of subjects tailored to their interests and aspirations.

In addition to its academic programs, St Cuthbert’s places a strong emphasis on the spiritual and moral development of its students.

The school aims to prepare young people to contribute positively to society through a comprehensive Religious Education curriculum. The school’s SEND and Inclusion Team also ensures that students with special educational needs receive the targeted support they need to thrive.

 

St Cuthbert’s RC High School

 

Admissions

St Cuthbert’s is open to students from all backgrounds, whether they are joining from local feeder schools such as Alice Ingham RC Primary, Holy Family RC Primary, and St Vincent’s RC Primary, or from other schools. The school fosters an inclusive and supportive environment, where every child is encouraged to reach their full potential.

Event details for your calendar

  • Date: Thursday 26 September
  • Time: 5pm - 8pm
  • Location: St Cuthbert’s R.C. High School, Shaw Road, Rochdale OL16 4RX
  • Head teacher welcome: 6pm - 7pm
  • School production showcase: 5.50pm - 6.50pm

This open evening promises to be an informative and engaging event, giving parents and future students a true insight into life at St Cuthbert’s.

From state-of-the-art facilities to a welcoming and supportive community, the school is dedicated to ensuring every student has the opportunity to excel. Don’t miss the chance to discover everything this fantastic school has to offer.

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