In celebration of International Women's Day on Friday, Period Poverty was chosen as the student's charity to raise money and awareness. Students were invited to wear a red accessory to show their support and our very own Head Student Team representatives hosted a bake sale to raise money for the charity.
World Book Week has got off to a great start at Plymouth High. Yesterday we started the celebrations with a book themed quiz in the library. Today we celebrated with our costume day. There are still many fun filled activities taking place throughout the week, finishing with our author visit and book signing, with Emma Carroll, on the 13th March.
Roxanne 7A, a cheerleader for Power Athletics, competed at ICC Westerners at Bath and West County Showground on the 10th February.
The 4th – 9th February is National Careers Week. Plymouth is marking this event by hosting an Early Careers Fair to meet Plymouth’s Top Employers! Students, families and friends are all welcome to discover the next steps and opportunities available to the city’s young people.
Thanks to our incredible sponsors Becton Dickinson, we are building a second car in the F24 kit car category! Construction is already underway, but we would like to offer you an exciting opportunity to design and name the car which will race at iconic locations such as Goodwood Motor Circuit!
Primary and secondary schools within The Thinking Schools Academy Trust recently gathered for the 'Student Voice' meeting, marking a significant step towards empowering students to shape their educational experience.
In celebration of LGBTQ+ History Month, Plymouth High School for Girls, collaborated with other schools across the Trust in participation in the "We Are One" event. This initiative, led by the Trust, aims to foster inclusivity, understanding, and respect for LGBTQ+ history and culture across all member schools.
Plymouth High School for Girls is proud to announce the celebration of its 150th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in the school's rich history of providing exceptional education.
Following on from her silver medal success before Christmas, Maya, 8A, who tumbles for Zero Gravity Academy of Gymnastics and Trampolining, has just won a gold medal at a competition in Milton Keynes. This has led to further training opportunities with some top level coaches. Well done Maya!
This is just a reminder about the major signalling works between 27th February and 10th March in Devon and Cornwall taking place next week, which will improve safety and reliability and offer the potential to add more trains for the Mid Cornwall Metro scheme.