North Bromsgrove High School

North Bromsgrove High School and Sixth Form Centre is located in the centre of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England. It offers education for GCSE and A level courses. The school was rebuilt in 2007 at the same time as it was designated as a specialist Arts College. It accepts students aged 13 to 18 from middle schools in the local area. OFSTEDIn the most recent OFSTED inspection in December 2014 the school was awarded a Grade 2 (good). The inspectors noted that "the quality of teaching is good and improving strongly" and that "the curriculum is broad and balanced offering a range of academic and skills based subjects. . . including in the sixth form". Facilities and key informationClose to the town centre, the recently built campus includes five acres of playing fields, a sports hall with dance studio, an Apple Mac suite, two drama studios, a radio station, and well-equipped science laboratories. The school also has a specialist autism base and specialist sixth form accommodation. North Bromsgrove has an established range of extra-curricular activities including the Duke of Edinburgh Award, National Citizen Service, (they were awarded a Champion School for the third year in succession in 2017) performing arts and sporting excellence. It also provides an opportunity for students to participate in the Combined Cadet Force. The new school was opened officially by an ex-pupil, the actor Mark Williams. He established an award in the name of former teacher Alan Holden and this is presented annually to the student who has shown the most dedication and commitment to the performing arts.

North Bromsgrove High School and Sixth Form Centre is located in the centre of Bromsgrove, Worcestershire, England. It offers education for GCSE and A level courses. The school was rebuilt in 2007 at the same time as it was designated as a specialist Arts College. It accepts students aged 13 to 18 from middle schools in the local area. OFSTEDIn the most recent OFSTED inspection in December 2014 the school was awarded a Grade 2 (good). The inspectors noted that "the quality of teaching is good and improving strongly" and that "the curriculum is broad and balanced offering a range of academic and skills based subjects. . . including in the sixth form". Facilities and key informationClose to the town centre, the recently built campus includes five acres of playing fields, a sports hall with dance studio, an Apple Mac suite, two drama studios, a radio station, and well-equipped science laboratories. The school also has a specialist autism base and specialist sixth form accommodation. North Bromsgrove has an established range of extra-curricular activities including the Duke of Edinburgh Award, National Citizen Service, (they were awarded a Champion School for the third year in succession in 2017) performing arts and sporting excellence. It also provides an opportunity for students to participate in the Combined Cadet Force. The new school was opened officially by an ex-pupil, the actor Mark Williams. He established an award in the name of former teacher Alan Holden and this is presented annually to the student who has shown the most dedication and commitment to the performing arts.