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Last week, we collectively raised £1958.50 for Children in Need!

Our Year 7 boys progressed through the first round of the cup with an exceptional team performance against Kenilworth tonight. Loads of hard miles being put in. Tyler D capped the 1-0 win off with a fantastic free kick in the last minute. MOM – Sam U!

You made us proud!

Launching this week, is ‘The Studley Star’.

Every Monday, in tutor time, pupils will be reading about a topic that has been in the news.

This week: COP26

Each week Mrs Evans will put together a news item for tutor groups to look at.

Throughout the Summer season Erin A and her horse Mr Finntastic have competed in the British Dressage My Quest competitions as part of the Alvechurch Riding club team.

They did really well and qualified for the Regional finals at in September. From there they qualified for the BD My Quest Nationals at Bury Farm Equestrian Centre where they came second.

Absolutely amazing. Well done both!

BBC Children in Need is a charity that provides grants and funding to projects based in the UK that have the aim of helping disadvantaged young people. This help comes in a wide variety of forms.​​
It is one of the biggest nights of the year on TV, with celebrities getting involved every year.

Children in Need 2021 is on 19th November.

We are going to have a huge fundraising competition next week, house against house. When your house hits a certain milestone in the amount of money raised, teachers will complete forfeits!

All donations can be made via Parentpay or bring donations into Mrs Blackford Taylor throughout the week.

Finally, students will be allowed to attend in non-uniform on Friday 19th November if they wish to donate an additional minimum of £1. This can be paid via parent pay or bringing donations in.

Our heads of pupil leadership team, represented us so respectfully at the Remembrance event in Studley Village today, at the Cenotaph. They paid their respects to the 100 local soldiers who died in conflict and whose names are carved on the cenotaph.

This weekend Year 9 and 10 Duke of Edinburgh Bronze group, went to Pershore, for a practice expedition.

They completed at least 16 hours of walking over two days, navigating a pre-planned route with a map and compass. They put up tents and cooked various dishes on stoves. Great team work skills! Great resilience! Adaptable! Well done Team Bronze!

Year 11 pupil, Maddy A has not been able to box since March 2020 due to COVID restrictions. She trained throughout lockdown, waking up at 5.30am most mornings!

On October 24th this year, she travelled to Penrith and took part in the MTK box cup and won the title!

This weekend she travelled down Hereford where she took part in the English Nationals.

On Saturday the referee stopped the fight in the second round as Maddy had given her opponent two standing counts which then put her through to the final. The person she beat in the final was a previous two times National winner and European Silver medallist.

Maddy is currently the first female in Redditch to have won a National boxing title and also the first in over 30 years.

Maddy’s coach and former Redditch boxer, Carl Walton trains her for more than 12 hours each week. Her long term goal is to be selected for Great Britain and hopefully go to the Olympics.

We can’t wait to see her rise to these dizzying heights. Well done Maddy!

Here at Studley High School, we pride ourselves on showing prospective pupils how exciting and inspiring the prospect of coming here can be. Last night was no exception.

Over 300 families and close to 850 individual people poured through our doors last night, to see our school in action.

The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive and we wanted to share that with you:

My daughter loved the chance to walk around and your pupils were all extremely polite and helpful

After stressing so much about where to send my son, I am so relieved that he loved coming tonight! Thank you so much.

The school did itself proud this evening. There was such a lovely atmosphere, the teachers and pupils went out of their way to make everyone feel so welcome. Thank you!

My son’s feedback was that he ‘loved everything’ and ‘the teachers were so nice.’ He would happily start tomorrow, given the chance!

Thank you to all staff and pupils who made this one of the best open events in the history of our school.