Welcome back to the Head’s blog. Here is the second post: So, with the end of week one of our new ways of working and living, what have we learnt? Joe Wicks is clearly at a loose end after Strictly, and has ambitions to teach, […]
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Homeward Bound
Welcome to The Head’s weekly blog. Each week Mr Neil Smith will be writing a blog post for you to enjoy. This week’s theme is music. Over the course of the next few weeks, when most members of the School are going about their business […]
Oxbridge Hopefuls give their Tips on the Application Process
We sat down with the three students, who have been offered a place to study at Oxbridge, and got their tips and advice for anyone thinking about applying in the future. The process of applying to Oxbridge isn’t easy and the three boys found it […]
Charities Update – Autumn Term 2019
By Caroline Dunn, Deputy Head – Admissions, Service and Partnerships I want to thank all our students and parents for all of your support for the charitable and altruistic work that we have done during the Autumn Term and to share some of the highlights […]
Old Wac Stories: A day in the life of…Eleanor Herbert
Old Wac Eleanor tells us about her experience as a Director’s Assistant in Düsseldorf, an internship that forms part of her year abroad from the University of Bristol, where she studies Theatre and German. What is your typical day like? “My work routine and tasks […]
Independent Enquiry at CHS
The word ‘learn’ comes from the old English term lore, as in farming lore, which literally means ‘instruction’ and refers to a body of traditions and knowledge of a subject, in this case farming.
The Waconian Sport Way – Half Term 1
Sport again has been at the forefront of pupils lives at Cheadle Hulme School with many of our Waconian’s taking part in various foundation, development and performance sports opportunities. This term, we introduced another batch of budding year 7s into our community, introducing them to […]
The Importance of Remembrance
One thing that can be taken away from this day is the importance of treating others with kindness and respect; it seems so easy in a polarised world to focus on oneself and individual matters, and to find endless fault or flaw in those of different views or background. As pupils of CHS we’ve been taught how to reflect on our relationships with others and the impact both our words and actions have on each other.
GCSE Results Day 2019
As we welcome our GCSE students to receive their results we want to share with you some of their plans for their future and what contributed to their GCSE success. We will be updating the blog throughout the day. Elizabeth Fisher Elizabeth is one of […]
A Level Results Day 2019
Today we wish to recognise and praise our A Level students who have done well in their results, worked hard and shown resilience. We will be updating this blog as the day goes on so make sure to keep checking back. Oliver Potts “If your […]
CHS Rugby Tour Diary: South Africa
CHS Rugby have landed in Cape Town for a fortnight for sporting action and seeing the sights of South Africa. Stay up to date here with news, video and photos from the latest CHS Sports Tour… #CHSSA19 12.07.19 We’ve all enjoyed the afternoon at the game […]
Year 7 Thinking Skills Project
Last week saw the whole of Year 7 spend a day off time table working on their Thinking Skills Project. More details of what the students have to do for this project can be found over on the website. We caught up with a few […]
