Weatherhead Sixth Form

📷 Year 12 Sports Leaders ready to deliver fun filled activities to pupils at New Brighton Primary!

🚴 Year 12 Sports Leaders are at Arrowe Park Hospital this afternoon supporting their Tour de Wards cycling challenge. The goal is simple, keep the bike moving all day, every day this week in support of WUTH Charity. Good luck to everyone taking part!

🌏 Deputy Head Girls for Events and Culture, Leen and Beatrice, led today’s lunchtime Culture Fair as part of their role on the Student Senior Leadership Team.

The event was a celebration of the cultural diversity within our school community. Students proudly shared their heritage, and it was wonderful to see such an incredible turnout, with an atmosphere full of curiosity and respect.

Students across the school had the opportunity to sample foods from different cultures, enjoy music from around the world, learn new words and phrases, explore cultural items, admire traditional clothing, and even experience henna art.

A huge thank you to everyone who participated and made this event so special! 💫

🍀🍰💚 St Patrick's Day Cake Sale 💚🍰🍀

Our Year 12 Personal and Professional Development Life Skills & Community group hosted a cupcake sale at lunchtime today, raising £50 for Charlotte's Brightside! 💚

A huge thanks to the staff and Sixth Formers who came along to support the event. Your support makes a real difference! 🍀

Congratulations to Weatherhead alum Jade, whose new play, Eat the Rich (but maybe not me mates x), is sold out at the Everyman Theatre this April!

Jade Franks used her experience of classism to write a hit play which has been picked up by Netflix. Read more: https://bbc.in/4s45wls

Sixth Form students swapped the classroom for the labs on a field trip to Chester Zoo. They dived into the world of animal reproductive biology, learning how keepers and scientists monitor the health of endangered species. Students got hands-on by:

🧬Simulating hormone extraction techniques.
🧪Running assays to detect chemical markers.
🔬Analyzing color changes to determine hormone levels in various species.

A huge thank you to the zoo's science team for showing us how biology works in the real world!