Three colleagues from SPLITZ came into school on 26th Jan and talked to the whole of Years 9 and 10 to raise awareness and educate young people around healthy relationships. Their presentation was very informative, showing them the warning signs and
We had a great opportunity for the year 8s and 9s to gain some experience against St Peter’s on Tuesday. Notable performances on attack were from Noah P scoring a range of lay ups and jump shots. In defence, Jacob
The U13 girls have continued their remarkable form with a 2-0 win over the year 7 boys, who chose to rotate their squad slightly to give fringe players an opportunity this afternoon. Freya was alert early on, forcing Korbin into
THS Year 8 basketball team played away at St Luke’s in the second game of the season Demonstrating excellent teamwork and some sharp shooting, playing as a team, to win the game 12-8. Well done to: Archie M, Broedy K,
The year 7 netballers had a close start against the Court Fields side with the ball going end to end. There was great defence from Ruby H who took numerous tips and interceptions to stop the opposition. The first quarter
Our Wellbeing Ambassadors promote positive mental health and support our students who are struggling. They are available to talk to in room 102 Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday lunchtime and the library garden each day but Wednesday.
New! Room 102 in the support centre provides students a place to unwind and destress at lunchtime on a Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. Please contact Mrs Ley for more information.
Well done to the U13 girl footballers who have beaten Cullompton 16-1 this afternoon. It was a great performance from all, and they showed great sportsmanship when things were tough for the home side. They now look forward to the start
Despite a Harry C wonder goal unfortunately the Yr 7 football team lost in the first round of the Devon Cup today 5-1 to Torquay Boys Grammar School. With the game evenly tied at the half 1-1 it could have
There is no doubt how difficult 2020/21 was for our Year 11 students. The pandemic disrupted their school lives and friendships; their learning and examinations; and of course the Prom, which although postponed eventually proved to be a great day.
Tiverton High School student Dylan Burston has become England number one light heavyweight boxer for his age. The 15-year old is a Year 11 student, a sports captain and student ambassador. PE teacher Niall Heeney oversees our More Able and
A message from our librarian, Mrs Pike. Why not gift a book this Christmas? If you’re looking for book recommendations for your 11-16 year olds this year then why not take a look at myChristmas Gift Guide! Some great new