18/06/2026
π A huge thank you to Tesco for their very kind donation of sweet treats for our Year 7 Library Sleepover on Friday 3rd July. π¬
Confirmation letters have now been distributed by Miss Dalby to students who have secured a place on the sleepover.
If your child has not received a letter, they have been placed on the waiting list and will be informed if a space becomes available. If your child is unsure whether they have a place, please ask them to speak to Miss Dalby in EN3.
We are looking forward to a fantastic evening of reading, activities and fun! πβ¨
17/06/2026
π¨ We are delighted to invite students, parents, carers and members of the community to our Annual Art Exhibition on Thursday 25th June.
Come along and celebrate the creativity, talent and hard work of our students, with a fantastic display of artwork from across the school.
All are welcome and we look forward to seeing you there. πβ¨
16/06/2026
βοΈ The first of our Summer School days took place on Saturday as we welcomed our new Year 7 students to Paulet.
Students enjoyed a range of activities across Drama, Science, Technology and English, giving them a taste of life at secondary school while making new friends and building confidence ahead of September.
It was a pleasure to meet so many enthusiastic students and we are already looking forward to welcoming them back for our second Summer School day next week! π
16/06/2026
π Tonight's the night! π
We are incredibly proud of our talented students, who have worked tirelessly over the past few months to bring this production to life. Their dedication, creativity and commitment have been truly inspiring, and we cannot wait for them to take to the stage.
This evening, our performers and staff are excited to showcase Blackheart Manor β a brand-new original Paulet production filled with mystery, drama and plenty of surprises!
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Tuesday 16th June
β° 6:30pm
π Paulet High School
Thereβs still time to join us. Tickets are available via ParentPay for just Β£3.00.
We look forward to welcoming you for what promises to be a fantastic evening of theatre. π¬β¨
15/06/2026
π The countdown is on! π
We are incredibly proud of our talented students, who have worked tirelessly over the past few months to bring this production to life. Their dedication, creativity.and commitment have been truly inspiring, and we cannot wait for them to take to the stage.
Tomorrow, our performers and staff are excited to showcase Blackheart Manor β a brand-new original Paulet production filled with mystery, drama and plenty of surprises!
π
Tomorrow
β° 6:30pm
π Paulet High School
Thereβs still time to join us! Tickets are available via ParentPay for just Β£3.00.
We look forward to welcoming you for what promises to be a fantastic evening of theatre. π¬β¨
15/06/2026
Our first Year 6 Summer School this Saturday saw students trying their hands at lots of new things! From chromatography to a moss safari, they had lots of fun and made new friends. We are looking forward to seeing our whole cohort this Saturday!
15/06/2026
π½οΈ Important Update - Free School Meals
From the new school year, more families may be eligible for Free School Meals.
Households receiving Universal Credit can now apply for Free School Meals regardless of household income. This change means that many more children may qualify for support.
Applications are now open from 15th June 2026. We encourage families to apply as soon as possible, as eligibility checks will take place ahead of the new school year.
If you think your child may be eligible, please visit the Staffordshire County Council website for further information and to submit an application.
Please do not miss out on support that your family may be entitled to.
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11/06/2026
π½οΈ Members of the Friday Food Club have been busy this year, enjoying the challenge of creating a lunchtime snack for their colleagues.
The Friday Food Club began several years ago as a way for staff to have a bit of fun together at the end of the week. With a different theme each time, members either cook or source food for others to taste, score and discuss, leading to plenty of friendly competition and laughter along the way.
The Autumn challenge saw staff explore traditional foods from UK counties, with an impressive 19 counties represented. Mr Tucker came out on top with his Warwickshire Stew, scoring an incredible 4.62 out of 5. Meanwhile, Mr Ryder reluctantly accepted the wooden spoon for his Scotch Pies!
The latest challenge is now underway, with members drawing a European country and a mystery ingredient to incorporate into their dish. With ingredients ranging from beetroot and lentils to capers and kimchi, the competition promises to be as inventive as ever.
Can Mr Tucker make it three victories in a row before moving on to a new school? We look forward to finding out! ππ¨βπ³