Self Harm Support For Young People
Self harm is difficult to talk about but it’s a common problem particularly among young people. Unfortunately some young people use self harm as a way of trying to deal with very difficult feelings that...
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Moseley Park Prepares To Welcome Prospective Pupils
Youngsters who are considering applying to join Moseley Park next year are invited to come and view the school for themselves. Prospective pupils and their families will be able to get a taste of life...
Well Done Year 11!
A huge well done and congratulations to each and every one of our Year 11 students. With the new, tougher examinations across a range of subjects this year, our students have again excelled themselves and...
Congratulations, Year 13!
A huge congratulations to all our Year 13 students. The results received today are a real testimony to your hard work and commitment towards your studies. We have many success stories, with students securing university...
Have A Lovely Summer – See You In September!
Staff and students at Moseley Park are now enjoying a well-earned summer break. We’re back on Tuesday, September 4 for Year 7 and Year 12 only. Year 7 students should attend at 8.45am and Year...
Retirement Beckons For Miss Briscoe
Hundreds of teachers across Wolverhampton and beyond owe their start in the profession to Miss Briscoe, but after nearly three decades in the classroom – and twenty years at the helm of the school’s teacher...
Performance Through People – Apprenticeship Vacancies
Over the coming academic year we will be making a concerted effort to provide links and details of opportunities for parents and carers as well as continuing to support our young people. With this in...
It’s All Write As Group Celebrates Creative Year
It was smiles all round as young writers from across the school marked the end of a successful and creative year. The talented youngsters are all members of the Creative Writing Group, which meets each...
Welcome to Moseley Park
Success means many things to many people, but there is no doubt that Moseley Park is a successful school.
From academic successes – which have seen us take our place amongst the best schools in the city for several years running – to the numerous individual and personal successes enjoyed by our students, Moseley Park is certainly a place where young people can grow and flourish.
As Executive Headteacher my role is to lead and guide youngsters to achieve their many dreams and ambitions. And this is something we do very well. Our students enjoy many conventional successes, including excellent exam results, sporting achievements and starring roles in school productions.
But for others, success is measured in smaller, but no less important ways – from the shy student who develops the confidence to speak up in class, to the youngster who works hard and improves their literacy level. All successes are important and all are valued here at Moseley Park.
It is my great pleasure and privilege to be at the helm of this school with our core purpose of ensuring that every student is supported to achieve their full potential, regardless of their ability level. We have the highest expectations for all – we aim to offer a challenging and supportive environment in which pupils can grow and develop, ultimately leaving us as well-rounded individuals confident in taking their place in society.
Please join us and be part of the Moseley Park story as we continue building success together.
Georgetta Holloway, Executive Headteacher
