Pupils Vie To Be Best In Poetry Contest
Pupils in Year 7 and 8 are being offered the chance to showcase their poetry skills for the chance to win a fabulous prize. The Key Stage 3 poetry competition is running throughout the Easter...
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Moseley Park Secures City Anti-Bullying Award
Staff and students at Moseley Park are celebrating after winning Wolverhampton Anti-Bullying Charter Status. The award has come through the Wolverhampton B-Safe Team. The B-Safe Team is Wolverhampton’s Junior Safeguarding Children Board, made up of...
Street Doctors Help Students Learn Emergency First Aid
Year 10 youngsters learned what to do in an emergency situation as Moseley Park played host to a Street Doctors event. The programme teaches young people – who are likely to witness violent incidents –...
Youngsters On The Road To Safer Cycling
Young cyclists are learning how to keep themselves safe on the roads with Bikeability training. Year 7 students are taking part in the initiative during the next two weeks to learn practical skills and understanding...
Skye’s The Limit For Golden Girl
Young gymnasts proved they have the dedication to succeed as they took part in a city-wide competition. Year 7, 8 and 9 girls represented Moseley Park at the city gymnastics championships this week. It was...
Students Stepping Up To Sports Relief Challenge
Youngsters will be pulling on their trainers this week to run, walk or jog 3,433 miles for Sport Relief. Students from Year 7 to 9 will be taking on the challenge of covering the equivalent...
Bronze Award Is Step Towards ‘Rights Respecting School’
Staff and students at Moseley Park are celebrating after making the first step towards becoming a Unicef UK Rights Respecting School. The school has been given the Bronze award and is now busy working towards...
Student Finance Guidance for Parents
Student Finance can be complicated. But your child can get money towards tuition fees – now capped at £9,250 a year for UK and EU students – and for living costs. For many parents the...
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
