North Bromsgrove High School

North Bromsgrove High School


North Bromsgrove High School
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Religion non-denominational
Headteacher Sue Ballard
Chair Richard Taylor
Specialism Arts[1]
Location School Drive, Stratford Road
Bromsgrove
Worcestershire
B60 1BA
England
Local authority Worcestershire
DfE URN 116928
Ofsted Reports
Students 933[1]
Gender Mixed
Ages 13–18
Houses Ealing, Pinewood and Murdoch
Website northbromsgrove.worcs.sch.uk



North Bromsgrove High School is a High School and Sixth Form Centre located in Bromsgrove, Worcestershire. It offers education for GCSE and A level courses. It is also a specialist Arts College.

In a 2008 Ofsted inspection the school was given an overall a Grade 3 (satisfactory) result, with a Grade 2 (good) for its sixth form.[1]

The school has links in the community[specify] and overseas in the Gambia. The school has recently[clarification needed] gained Media Arts status under the specialist status scheme[clarification needed]

The school has established[when?] three new houses - Pinewood and Ealing, named after British film studios to reflect the schools connection with the arts,) and Murdoch - named after media baron Rupert Murdoch

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Facilities

The main school building was recently rebuilt in 2007/08 and stands alongside the Millennium block which was opened by Queen Elizabeth II in the year 2000. The school was opened to students in September 2007 but the actual opening ceremony was held in 2008 when construction work was completed. The school was formally opened by Mark Williams (actor), an old boy of the school.

Arts

The school has a drama,media arts department so the school puts on special plays and concerts however the media part helps students to learn valuable skills.

Notable alumni

References

  1. ^ a b c Ofsted report January 2008 Retrieved 27 July 2009

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Coordinates: 52°20′15″N 2°03′07″W / 52.337411°N 2.051868°W / 52.337411; -2.051868