Ensuring our new students have the smoothest transition possible is something we value very strongly, and we are already looking into ways that we can stay in touch with your child before starting with us in September.
We can assure you that your child’s place with us is safe, and we ask that you complete the Admissions documents sent recently via post. We will be in touch about how to get these back to us once school has reopened.
As always, if you have any questions or concerns, please contact Mr Mycock via email.
If your daughter has a Special Educational Need or Disability and you would like to discuss this further please email Mrs S Zarar ( Assistant Headteacher & SENCO).
All future correspondence will be via email, so please check your email regularly.
Take care and stay safe.
Have a Question?
We realise that moving to secondary school can be both an exciting and worrying time and that Parents/Carers and Students will have a lot of questions about this process. Throughout the next 6 months we aim to answer your questions to ensure you have all the information you need to make a positive start to your new school. We will release our first Parent FAQ and Student FAQ videos on Monday 15th March, answering questions submitted by yourselves.
Ask us whatever you like via our Contact Form.
Student Virtual Transition Day
We know the last few months have been an uncertain and challenging time for everyone, but we are working very hard to make sure the school is ready to welcome you as a new Year 7 student in September.Year 6 Virtual Sports Day 2021
Unfortunately due to COVID-19, we are unable to meet you before the end of term this year, but we didn't want you to miss out on being introduced to our PE Department. So, instead of a physical event, we are delighted to welcome you to our 'Virtual Sports Day'.
Welcome from the Headteacher
Welcome to Whalley Range 11-18 High School. Our school is a warm and caring community for all students. We celebrate diversity and believe strongly in providing an environment where all young people thrive.
School Uniform
Please ensure that your child is appropriately dressed for school at all times.
BBC Bitesize – Starting Secondary School
BBC Bitesize have produced videos by students from across the UK to answer your questions about starting secondary school.Consent to Speak to your Daughter’s Primary School
It is that exciting time of year where we look to make your transition to us at Whalley Range 11-18 High School as smooth as possible.Getting to Know the Staff
At our transition events you would usually meet many of our staff, getting to know them before you start school in September. Unfortunately we have been unable to do that this year, however we have asked key members off staff to introduce themselves to you virtually.
Getting to School
We like to encourage our students where possible to walk or cycle to school. There are many health and environmental benefits attached to walking and cycling. Please use the links below for more information.How to Complete the Admissions Forms
Please complete each section with your child as much of the information requires their agreement as well as that of the parent/carer.
How to Prepare for your Start
We appreciate that the transition to secondary school can be a difficult and daunting time for Year 6 children and their parents/carers. On this page we have tried to provide key pieces of information to help your daughter for her start at Whalley Range 11-18 High School.
Letters from Current Year 7 Students
A few welcome messages from some of our current Year 7 students.
Parents’ FAQ
It is normal to be excited and/or worried about your child when they are starting secondary school. The resources and links on this page are here to help answer any questions that you may have.
Students’ FAQ
It is normal to be excited and/or worried about starting secondary school. The resources and links on this page are here to help answer any questions you may have.Transition Booklets
We have produced information booklets to help students and parents with starting Year 7 at Whalley Range 11-18 High School.
