A new school year at CHS has begun and the students are getting back into their busy routines. We asked them how they feel about the new year and what they are most excited about at CHS. Rosie, Year 10, said: “At the start of […]
Blog Post from the Head
Standing at the podium preparing to deliver my inaugural speech at the School’s Annual Celebration Evening I was able to reflect on the great sense of privilege I felt to be the Head of a school which is so explicit in wishing to celebrate not […]
Sixth Form Students tell us why they chose to study and EPQ.
The Sixth Form students who completed an Extended Project Qualification (EPQ), which is worth half an A Level, last year gained excellent results. 100% of the students achieved A*- B, 83% achieved A*-A, and 67% achieved A*. Lily Danson, Raphael McMahon, Olivia Wallace and Adam […]
GCSE Results Day 2018
We provide an up-to-date account of the GCSE results day as and when it happened.
A Level Results Day 2018
We provide an up-to-date account of the A Level results day as and when it happened.
Let me qualify that… what is the endgame of a school education?
As CHS prepares to launch it’s new Sixth Form Pathways, CHS Head, Lucy Pearson considers what awaits Year 13 school leavers, the true meaning of what it is to be ‘qualified’ and how today’s students can best prepare themselves for what lies ahead.
Academic Aspirations
Current and former students from cheadle Hulme School talk about how their education has helped them work towards their chosen career and offer a few words of encouragement to anyone wishing to pursue the occupation of their dreams…
TeamCHS takes on the Wilmslow Half
A committed group of parents, staff, students, and Old Waconians have joined together to get active and take on a challenge with a cause. TeamCHS are running the Wilmslow Half Marathon on 18 March 2018 in honour of students and former students who are currently […]
A Fundraising Journey with the Year 11 Captains
Cheadle Hulme School’s Year 11 Captains this year embarked on an ambitious fundraising journey, to raise the money required to fund one student place for a year at the School. Here, they explain how they embraced that challenge and explore some of the leadership lessons […]
Disruptive technology
The term ‘disruptive technology’ was coined in 1997 by Harvard professor Clayton M Christensen, who categorised new technologies as either ‘sustaining’ (those that rely on incremental changes to existing technology) or ‘disruptive’ – brand new, untried technologies that completely alter the way entire industries or […]
Modern Languages – Getting Parents Involved
As exam season approaches, the Modern Languages Department share 12 tips on how parents can offer help with Languages homework. Modern Languages is a subject area which many conscientious parents fret about. At Parents’ Evenings we, the teachers, regularly hear things like, “I worry because I just […]
Charlie Troup, Class of 2012 – Finding Your Spark
Charlie Troup, Class of 2012 is currently studying a Masters in British and European History at The Queen’s College, Oxford. Here, Charlie shares his passion for learning, his thoughts on how today’s politics become tomorrow’s history and advice for young people looking for their ‘spark’. […]
