On Thursday, July 11th, our Year 11 students celebrated their much-anticipated prom at Hogarths in Solihull. The evening was a spectacular success, with both staff and students dressed to impress, creating a vibrant and elegant atmosphere. The excitement was palpable as everyone gathered to celebrate the end of an academic year filled with hard work and accomplishments.
The event featured a delightful hot buffet, ensuring that everyone was well-fed and ready to enjoy the festivities. The highlight of the night was undoubtedly the awards ceremony, where the contributions of both teachers and students were acknowledged.
Mr. Rose kicked off the evening with an uplifting speech, expressing gratitude to both staff and students for their dedication and efforts throughout the year. The teacher awards, a beloved tradition, recognized various staff members for their unique contributions:
• Teacher Prom King: Mr. Ebbage
• Teacher Prom Queen: Miss Lloyd
• Mr/s Competitive: Mr. Rushton
• Mr/s Best Dressed: Mrs. Jenkins
• Mr/s Funny: Mr. Sidaway
• Mr/s Strict: Mrs. Smith (Maths)
• Mr/s Popular: Mrs. Blackford-Taylor
• Mr/s Scary: Mrs. Lakin
• Mr/s Grumpy: Mr. Willett
• Mr/s Helpful: Miss Bussey
• Mr/s Unsung Hero: Mr. Rose
The student body also had their moment in the spotlight with Owen Dutton and Lucy Clayton being crowned Prom King and Prom Queen, much to the delight of their peers.
As the night drew to a close, the energy soared with the Year 11 ‘Dance Off’. The competition was fierce, featuring enthusiastic performances from several students and even Mr. Maudsley. However, it was Henry Tran who dazzled the crowd with his dance moves, earning him the title of 2024 ‘Dance Off’ Winner.
A special thanks goes to Mrs Caulwell, whose meticulous planning and dedication ensured the event was a resounding success. Her efforts created an unforgettable evening for all attendees, marking a perfect end to the school year.
Overall, the Year 11 Studley High School Prom was a magical night, filled with laughter, celebration, and camaraderie. It was a fitting farewell to the school year and a beautiful way to create lasting memories.
