Crompton House School – Church of England School

LOVING GOD, CARING FOR EACH OTHER
AND ACHIEVING EXCELLENCE

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March 22, 2021 | Front Page

Comic Relief 2021

Although curtailed by the limitations on contact between year group bubbles, the Sixth Form Student Management Team SMT) organised a sweets sale for Year 7 and an Easter Egg raffle. The SMT donned their masks, gloves and aprons in good spirits, and the Year 7 pupils were delighted to have a sweet treat in their break time. With sweets selling out in record time, the event raised an excellent £515 for Comic Relief. Later in the day, they held a ‘fancy dress’ football match, refereed by Olivia in Year 13. Although restrictions meant that spectators were limited, the students had...

March 14, 2021 | Front Page

Personal Protective Equipment donation

Thanks to Jangir Iqbal (father of Humza Iqbal in year 7) who has organised the donation of personal protective equipment (PPE) which our staff are now using for the continued

March 9, 2021 | Front Page

Fast fashion film

Youth Activist and CHS Year 12 student Anita had the opportunity to work with CBBC last year to produce a piece as part of their ‘My Life’ series. Aired on

March 5, 2021 | Geography,Front Page

Fairtrade Fortnight

For Fairtrade Fortnight 2021 (22nd February to 7th March) Year 8 have been sharing their visions of the world they want through poetry, artwork and in other creative means.

March 5, 2021 | Front Page,Science

Science Journal Club

During the lockdown last spring, groups of Year 11s and 12s got together for an online Science Journal Club – discussing scientific research on a wide range of different topics

Headteacher's Welcome

Thank you for your interest in Crompton House School. Crompton House is an 11 -18 co-educational Church of England comprehensive school. It is school with an inclusive Christian ethos where every student is valued and treated as an individual. We set high standards and expectations and we encourage and support our students to achieve their very best. The school is situated in pleasant and spacious grounds and students benefit from a varied curriculum with access to modern facilities.

The School Prayer

Father,

We thank you for the goodly heritage into which we have entered and we pray that you will show us how to maintain and strengthen it.

Enlarge our vision, fill us with high ideals, and inspire us with love and goodwill to all people, so that we may follow in the steps of Jesus Christ, your son, our Saviour.

Amen.

WHAT OFSTED SAYS

Pupils’ attainment in their GCSE examinations continues to be above the national average.

Pupils enjoy coming to school

They (pupils) like their teachers and work hard for them. They enjoy the wide range of extra-curricular activities that are available to them and participation is high.

Parents and carers are very positive about the school. They feel that leaders ensure that their children are safe and make good progress.