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New Students

An introductory evening for next year's Wapping High School students saw a packed St George-in-the-East host a meeting with Headteacher, Paul Guénault. Eager and excited Year 6 students in equal numbers of boys and girls came with their parents to get their first taste of being part of the school. The year group is fully subscribed and reflects the full diversity of Tower Hamlets. You can see the information booklet they received here.

Admissions for 2013
Admissions for September 2013 are co-ordinated by Tower Hamlets with full details in their admissions booklet.
News and views

25th July 2012

Press Release - Funding Agreement signed

30th MAY 2012
May Newsletter  

11th MAY 2012

Public consultation report published  

23rd MARCH 2012
Location of school announced

23rd MARCH 2012
Year 7 offers made

23rd FEBRUARY 2012
Appointment of Principal


16th MAY 2011
Dame Helen Mirren
offers her support

 


 

Wapping High School will be a new co-educational 11-16 secondary school opening in September 2012.

Wapping High School will be an outstanding school, raising aspirations, broadening horizons, and ensuring better outcomes for all its students. The school will build upon the diverse background of every student, offering a personalised curriculum to engage learning and develop inquisitive minds.

The school day at Wapping High School will be lengthened to enable all its students to participate in a range of exciting and stimulating enrichment activities.

www.wappinghigh.org

News and Views

Tuesday
May072013

New Students

An introductory evening for next year's Wapping High School students saw a packed St George-in-the-East host a meeting with Headteacher, Paul Guénault. Eager and excited Year 6 students in equal numbers of boys and girls came with their parents to get their first taste of being part of the school. The year group is fully subscribed and reflects the full diversity of Tower Hamlets. You can see the information booklet they received here.

Tuesday
Mar192013

Wapping High School Learning Exchange a Success for Parents and Students Alike

Our first ever 'Learning Exchange Event'  was a resounding success, with 14 families in attendance, including mothers, fathers, grandparents, brothers and sisters!
The evening provided a relaxed forum, where teachers were able to exchange a range of learning and teaching skills; sharing methodologies that parents could easily adopt themselves as a means of supporting their child's learning.
Feedback from those in attendance reflected the positive atmosphere of the evening:
"It went really well, the evening helped the family and the children all bond and become closer."
"I loved it!"
"I enjoyed being able to share my work with my parents."
"Great fun!"
"Lovely to exchange and get to know the teachers and other parents."
"Good fun for all."

 
It really was a pleasure to watch our families working and learning together. A very big thank you to all who attended. 
Hopefully we will see even more of you at our next Learning Exchange Event, we will also take on board your suggestions for next time, especially Khalid's request for "more cake!"
Monday
Feb042013

Wapping High Students at BETT show 

Wapping High's team of Digital Leaders attended a KidsMeet at BETT 2013, an international education technology conference held at the Excel Centre.

The seven students interviewed to become Digital Leaders in November. The post sees them help Wapping High students with computing and IT-related issues, as well as working with other students to improve the use of technology in other schools.

Read about the story in the students' own words by clicking here.

Friday
Feb012013

Pilot of Online Learning Day launched

Wapping High launched the pilot of its Online Learning Day on Tuesday 22nd January when snow forced the school to close its buildings.

Students were able to log on from home and work with teachers remotely in a collaborative, online environment.

Signing in to an online register saw more students attend and able to work than had been possible the previous day, where snow and illness kept many students at home.

Wednesday
Nov212012

Record Breakers


Students and Staff at Wapping High travelled to the O2 Arena to take part in a Guinness World Record challenge for the most number of Rubik's cubes solved in half an hour. The event was hosted by DePaul UK, a charity that helps young homeless people in the UK, and was attended by nearly 2000 students and staff from schools across London and the UK. The old record of 937 was blown away as Guinness Officials awarded a New World Record of 1414 people solving Rubik's cubes in half an hour. Wapping High students were amongst the first to solve cubes, with some taking as little as 90 seconds to solve their cube.