The Science Department recently held an exciting competition inviting students to design a new logo that will be featured on the department's materials and website. The competition attracted a wide range of creative entries, showcasing the impressive talent within our school community. It was a tough decision for the judges, but after much consideration, we are proud to announce the winners!
A round up of the events that have taken place in the library in the Autumn term two 2024.
A team of 26 students attended the Plymouth Schools event in November at the Staddiscombe playing fields and, despite the wind and mud, they all ran really well. Spirits were high and we had 6 top 10 finishers.
Seven of the students have now been selected for the Devon Schools Cross Country Championships in Exeter in January, so we wish them good luck and good weather. Congratulations to Tilly D, Ruby S, Matilda H, Margot E, Ava P, Emily U and Molly G.
We are seeking to appoint an Attendance Improvement Coordinator to promote excellent attendance and punctuality and reduce absence levels. To also provide specific support in relation to attendance and maintain SIMs systems. They will also be expected to provide administrative support for both staff and students.
We are delighted to introduce the successful applicants for the Head Student Team 2025.
At PHSG, Christmas lunch is one of our highlights of the festive season. Our fabulous staff serve up a delicious feast of turkey, roast potatoes, and all the trimmings, creating a warm, festive atmosphere. With Christmas carols and cheerful tunes filling the air, students and staff come together to celebrate the season of joy. It’s a day of great food, laughter, and holiday spirit – a perfect way to kick off the Christmas celebrations!
We require Exam Invigilators to support us through the busy exam periods. Your presence will maintain the integrity of examinations in an environment that enables a student to perform at their best.
This term, Year 9 students embarked on an exciting and challenging project in the Wearable Art unit, combining creativity, technical skills, and practical problem-solving to design and create a piece of wearable art. The project not only encouraged students to think outside the box but also emphasised the importance of the design process, from initial concepts to the final product.
This is the chance for PHSG students to get creative with our school food menu, as we’d like you to create a main meal dish suitable for a secondary lunch offer.
Our very own sixth formers, Ellathea and Daisy, will be performing as part of 'ReBels Talent Development' at a new fundraising festival alongside other talented local artists, showcasing original music for an incredible cause. "PlymGive", an exciting fundraiser festival at Cafe Momus on December 14th, from 1:00 PM until late, supporting the *Save the Children* charity. All proceeds will provide vital aid to children in need across the globe, including in Gaza and Lebanon. Don't miss their set from 1:00-2:45 PM—come for the music, stay for the impact.
