Headteacher’s Welcome
Welcome to the Shipston High School website. We hope that you will find it informative, and trust that it will give you a glimpse of what makes Shipston such a popular school. Shipston High School offers a friendly and welcoming environment for all of our pupils. We pride ourselves on having high expectations and a pupil centred ethos. We focus on the essentials that create success: high quality teaching and learning; pastoral care for all; strong relationships with parents, families and the wider community to support pupils in their learning. We are committed to ensuring that Shipston High School provides the very best start in life for its pupils.
Mr Larkin – Acting Headteacher (BA Hons, NPQH)
Mr Larkin joined Shipston High School in 2014, and has since occupied a variety of roles – Head of History, Disadvantaged Student Lead, Assistant Headteacher for Teaching and Learning, and most recently Deputy Head for Curriculum.
Mr Larkin joined Shipston High School in 2014, and has since occupied a variety of roles – Head of History, Disadvantaged Student Lead, Assistant Headteacher for Teaching and Learning, and most recently Deputy Head for Curriculum.
Ms Allsworth- Acting Headteacher (BA Hons, NPQH)
Ms Allsworth joined Shipston High School in 2017, and has since occupied a variety of roles – Head of REP, Assistant Headteacher for Teaching and Learning, and most recently Deputy Head for Standards & Culture.
Ms Allsworth joined Shipston High School in 2017, and has since occupied a variety of roles – Head of REP, Assistant Headteacher for Teaching and Learning, and most recently Deputy Head for Standards & Culture.
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Another week of incredible creativity in Textiles ✨🧵
Our students have been exploring exciting techniques across all year groups:
🌸 Year 10 worked with a visiting artist, @craftbeeclaire, to transform discarded plastic into beautiful sculptural flowers, combining sustainability with creative design.
🌌 Year 9 explored cosmic surface patterns through water marbling on fabric, creating stunning galaxy-inspired prints full of colour and movement.
🪡 Year 8 continued their Vintage project by learning the traditional technique of weaving, developing both patience and craftsmanship.
We are so proud of the imagination, skill, and experimentation shown in every lesson this week! 👏 ... See MoreSee Less
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🌟 Student Spotlight 🌟
On Sunday Molly in Year 8 performed at the Roses Theatre in Tewkesbury as part of the Roots and Reflections Performance Exhibition.
Molly co-wrote the piece, which was inspired by real wartime stories shared by residents of Chipping Campden.
The story was loaded with action, movement, humour and reflection.
We are so impressed Molly - well done.👏✨ ... See MoreSee Less
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🪴🐚 Year 9 Design & Technology students have been exploring the fascinating world of Biomimicry, taking inspiration from nature to solve design challenges!
Their latest project? Building miniature rooms inspired by natural forms, patterns, structures, and ecosystems. Creativity has been flowing in every direction. 🌿✨
Students developed their ideas through research, sketching, model making, and problem solving to create imaginative and sustainable interior spaces.👏
#DesignTechnology #Biomimicry #DT #Year9 #CreativeLearning #STEM #SustainableDesign #MiniatureDesign #FutureDesigners ... See MoreSee Less
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