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  • GB Athlete Visit

    Published 29/09/17

     

    We were delighted to welcome GB athlete Montell Douglas to UHS on Thursday 21st September. Montell came into school as part of the Youth Sport Trust’s Athlete Mentor programme, a visit we’d been lucky enough to win on the back of our successful School Sports Week last year. The aim of these visits in to engage and inspire the next generation and Montell certainly did just that! From discussing her time as a 100m sprinter in the Beijing Olympics and as a gold medal winner in the 4x100m relay at the Delhi Commonwealth Games, to her current role as a ‘brakeman’ for the GB women’s bobsleigh team.

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  • UXBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL KEY STAGE 4 RESULTS 2017

    Published 24/08/17

    Staff at Uxbridge High school are delighted that GCSE examination results are the best the school has seen for a number of years. Students have met and exceeded National Averages across the board.

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  • UXBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL POST 16 RESULTS

    Published 17/08/17

    Students and staff at Uxbridge High School are delighted with this year’s Sixth Form results, 100% of students achieved examination success. 97% of exams entered received a grade A*- E or equivalent and 37% of the examinations were passed at the highest A*- B grades. Spanish, one of the top performing subjects, celebrated 100% at A*- B. Media (75%), Sociology (56%) and History (45%) also achieved very high proportions of A*- B grades.

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  • Docklands, Canary Wharf, Isle of Dogs

    Published 18/07/17

    On 11th July 2017, students visited the Isle of Dogs to collect primary data on the regeneration and the rebranding of the Docklands. The students circulated questionnaires to local residents and employees of the Docklands, which included environmental surveys, rebranding surveys and footfalls.

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  • Banking Careers Conference

    Published 17/07/17

    This conference was a chance for students in Year 12 to find out what a job in banking and financial services is like and help them decide whether it’s right for them. 

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  • Rock Assembly Careers Fair

    Published 17/07/17

    Sixth Form students attend the Rock Assembly on Thursday 13th July 2017. Rock Assembly was a fantastic end of term celebration concert and careers fair hosted by educational charity, The Transformation Trust. This was the seventh arena concert hosted by the Trust, and free tickets were offered to schools that took part in the Transformation Trust programme. ‘The Vamps’ headlined the concert, with various other up and coming artists supporting them.

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  • National School Sports Week

    Published 06/07/17

    National School Sports Week – 26th to 30th June 2017

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  • The Mill, Dorking

    Published 03/07/17

    On Tuesday 27th June 2017, Year 8 students attended a fun filled day at an outdoor activity centre based in a scenic woodland area in Dorking.

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  • The RSC Associate School’s Shakespeare Festival 

    Published 28/06/17

    We are so excited to celebrate our first year as an RSC Lead Associate School by hosting a summer Shakespeare Festival on our new outdoor stage at the Orsino Building.

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  • Urban Scholars

    Published 22/06/17

    As part of an ongoing programme, a selection of Year 12, Year 13 and Year 11 students have been participating in the Urban Scholars Scheme throughout this academic year. They have focused on developing employment skills such as interview and presentations skills and they have also learnt about how to apply to university and the courses available. 

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  • Trip to Ypes, Belgium

    Published 22/06/17

    On 16th June, Year 9 students had a full day in Ypes, Belgium. The day involved the following activities:

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  • Holland Football Tour – May 2017

    Published 22/06/17

    It was a 4.30am departure for staff and students attending this year’s UHS sports tour to Holland. With bags loaded and all 30 students and 4 staff accounted for, we set off by coach for Dover. The students’ tiredness quickly faded, as a buzz of excitement took over. The coach journey and ferry crossing to Calais both went smoothly and other than the constant ‘are we there yet?’ questions, the students were well behaved.

     

    Arriving at our accommodation (Centre Parcs) mid-afternoon on Friday, we checked in to our cabins before heading to the swimming pool to cool down. A couple of hours in the pool was followed by a staff-made dinner of pasta – high in carbohydrates, ready for the next day’s football. With lights out by 10pm, Day 1 was complete. Tomorrow was a big day!

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