News Stories

• Students get to grips with 3D printing and Computer Aided Design technology
  Following the purchase of four 3D printers, students spent the summer term getting to grips with the use of technology in their DT lessons.
• Student creativity takes off in ‘Bake Off’ challenge
  Year 10 Food students were recently given an opportunity to combine their culinary and creative skills in an end of term ‘Bake Off’ competition.  
• Sports Day 2024
  Despite some decidedly dodgy weather earlier in the week, the school’s annual Sports Day took place last Thursday, 18th July, against the backdrop of blue skies, sunshine and summer warmth.
• Contact over the summer holiday
  A reminder that during school holiday times there are reduced numbers of staff on site.  If you wish to contact the school with any queries, we recommend doing so by calling the school office on 01964 613133 or emailing whstc@wscampus.net  
• Students get hands-on with clean energy technology
  Year 9 and 10 Geographers were this week given an opportunity to learn about hydrogen fuel cells and their use in clean green energy thanks to a workshop delivered by UKSTEM.
• ERP students reap the rewards of outdoor learning  
  Students from the school’s ERP (Enhanced Resource Provision) unit are celebrating their first successful harvest of homegrown vegetables.
• Students face their fears at outdoor activity centre
  Around fifty students from Withernsea High School recently enjoyed a two-night residential break at a popular outdoor activity centre as part of an opportunity aimed at developing key life skills.
• WHS hosts festival of sport
  Over 150 Year 5 pupils from schools in Patrington, Keyingham, Roos, Easington and Withernsea recently took part in a ‘Primary Sports Festival’ at Withernsea High School.
• WHS Class of 2024 Year 11 Prom
  Year 11 students at Withernsea High School celebrated the end of their high school years in style as they dressed to impress for the annual leavers’ Prom.
• Site visit inspires next generation of Engineers
  Budding young engineers at Withernsea High School have been given an opportunity to explore careers in construction with a first-hand look at the site of a multimillion-pound development near Hull.