We are seeking to appoint an Office and Cover Manager to provide excellent leadership of the front office, cover team and meal time assistants and to ensure the smooth day to day running of the school.
Our Sixth Form open evening 2023 will be held on Thursday 9th November, from 4:30pm to 6:30pm. Booking is not required.
Our newly formed PHSG PTFA are kicking off their tenure with a PHSG exclusive cinema screening of Taylor Swift’s The Eras Tour! We hope this is an exciting opportunity for pupils to spend time with their friends; dancing and singing away to a bit of Taylor! As the screening will be exclusively ours, we expect lots of singing and fun.
The MFL department are running a trip to Strasbourg and Freiburg during CEW in July 2024! This trip is open to Y8 and Y9, and we will be visiting Strasbourg and Freiburg. The trip will include visiting a German school, exploring the local areas, visiting Europapark theme park, visiting the European Parliament and, of course, trying lots of new food along with practising our language skills! If your child is interested, then please send them to Mrs Gilchrist in the MFL office to collect a letter which has all the finer details.
As part of the TSAT #WeAreOne event, Chartwells will be providing a themed menu to celebrate BHM on Tuesday 17th October.
As part of her role as student librarian, Cordelia, 9A created this display for October’s Black History Month. Pop into the library and check out her top picks.
On Sunday afternoon, our electric racing car, Hummingbird will be competing at Goodwood Motor Racing Circuit in The F24 Greenpower 2023 International Final against the top 80 cars built and raced by other schools and youth organisations.
The Summer 2023 edition of the student magazine 'Hear Me Out' has been published today.
We are delighted to share that our PHSG students have been ranked in the top three in the world for their SPARX engagement in Maths homework! Amazing achievement from our students.
The theme of this year's National Poetry Day is 'refuge' and, in our National Poetry Day assembly, Year 7 were invited to create their own little refuges with the aid of blankets and cushions, before then being asked to consider how their refuge might impact upon the refuges of those around them.