What an incredible journey it has been for our talented cast, crew, and everyone involved in this year’s spectacular school production of Frozen Jr.! The unforgettable performances, dedication, and hard work that went into bringing this beloved musical to life truly made the show a highlight of our school year.
We are absolutely thrilled to announce that several of our talented students have secured placements at two of the most prestigious universities in the world—Oxford and Cambridge!
We are thrilled to share the exciting news that Maya, 9A, recently competed in a tumbling competition in Milton Keynes and came home with a silver medal! 🥈
Our incredibly talented cast has been working hard to bring this enchanting story to life, and they can’t wait to perform for you!
🎭 Show Dates: 11th – 13th February / 📍 PHSG / ⏰ Curtain up at 7pm / 🎟️ Tickets: £10 each
Grab your tickets now before they’re gone—this is your last chance to be part of the winter magic! ❄️👇
This week, the Library hosted our ever-popular annual Harry Potter-themed book quiz, a highly anticipated event that brings together Harry Potter buffs from across the school for an afternoon of friendly competition and magical fun.
On January 20th, a group of Key Stage 4 students participated in the workshop, marking an exciting step forward in scaling up climate education in schools. The workshop was not only educational but also interactive, allowing students to connect the theory of climate change with real-world action. They were able to learn about climate change’s effects locally, particularly its impact on the marine environment, and directly contribute to solutions that could help address these issues.
On Saturday 18th January, six Plymouth High students braved cold and muddy conditions at Exeter Arena for the Devon Schools Cross Country Finals.
Holocaust remembrance is important to us at PHSG, therefore we are supporting the Holocaust Memorial Day today, to remember the six million Jewish men, women and children who were murdered during the Holocaust. Our Library Team have created a reading list for students who are interested in recommendations on the theme of the holocaust.
The University of Bath Entrepreneurship Programme, led by Enterprise Bath, gives students the opportunity to pitch to ‘Dragons’ for the chance to win direct investment into their start-ups. Dragons’ Den 2 took place last year and ex pupil Katie, won an investment for her business!