Hope High School

🎓 Celebrating Our Year 11 Students! 🎓

Today, we were incredibly proud to welcome our Year 11 students and their families back to Hope High School as they received their examination results.

Our students have worked extremely hard to reach this important milestone, showing determination, resilience and commitment throughout their time at Hope. It was fantastic to celebrate their achievements with them and to see them looking ahead to their exciting next steps. 🌟

At Hope High School, we know that success looks different for every young person, and we are immensely proud of each and every one of our Year 11s and everything they have achieved. 💙

Their achievements are also a reflection of the fantastic support they have received from their families and the dedication of our staff team throughout their journey with us.

👏 Congratulations, Year 11! We wish you every success and happiness as you begin the next chapter. We can't wait to hear about everything you go on to achieve!

What a busy and successful year we have had at school!

We wish all our pupils and families a relaxing and enjoyable summer break, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back on Thursday 3 September 2026.

Have a wonderful summer!

We've arrived safely at the Anderton Centre and got straight into the activities! This morning, everyone tackled the Leap of Faith and completed the Low Ropes course before lunch. This afternoon, it's time for water activities and bushcraft. A fantastic start to the trip, with everyone showing great teamwork, courage and enthusiasm!

Day 2: Water Safety Advice

In the coming days, we will be sharing information with you about water safety. Please take a few minutes to review the attached materials.

Blackpool Zoo Trip with the Animal Therapy Students

Our recent trip to Blackpool Zoo was a fantastic experience for the Animal Therapy students. The visit gave students the opportunity to observe a wide variety of animals in a real-world setting, enhancing their understanding of animal behaviour, welfare, and enrichment.
Throughout the day, students explored the different exhibits, learning about the care and conservation of species from around the world. They were able to discuss how animal behaviour and welfare practices relate to their studies and future careers in animal-assisted therapy and animal care.

The trip was both educational and enjoyable, providing valuable experiences while encouraging teamwork, observation skills, and a deeper appreciation for the important role animals play in supporting wellbeing and therapeutic interventions.

A wonderful day was had by all, and the students represented the school with enthusiasm, and curiosity.

We are super excited to share that we have received an award from Pol-Ed!

We are proud to be recognised as one of the top 5% of performing Pol-Ed schools. This achievement reflects the hard work, dedication, and commitment of our amazing students and the entire team.