Performing Arts Trip to New York
Written by Kyle Mellor in Year 12. New York is a city which, like most, has people who visit it and people who reside within it. As a reader of the this article I can safely assume you are not a member...
View ArticleThe (Not So) Royal Variety Performance
After the success of previous comedy evenings at Sandbach School, as a small group of students we decided to continue this tradition, but with a slightly new look… After a few months of planning, we...
View ArticleCCF help at Careers Day
On Tuesday 17th May Sandbach School CCF helped to support the careers day at Wheelock Primary School. 7 cadets representing the Navy, Army and RAF set up a harbour area so that pupils from Wheelock...
View ArticleBTEC Sport Outdoor & Adventurous Activities Trip
The Year 12 & Year 13 BTEC Sport Extended Diploma groups have just returned from an adventurous week in the Snowdonia National Park. The group were completing their Outdoor & Adventurous...
View ArticleYear 10 Geography Trip to Iceland
It was an early start on Friday for the 67 students and six members of staff. We left School bang on five and headed for Manchester airport and a two and a half hour flight to Keflavik near Reykjavík....
View ArticleYear 12 Biology Field Trip to Malham Tarn
On Friday the 18th of March an intrepid group of Year 12 Biology students set off to Malham Tarn in the Yorkshire Dales, their mission to study the outstanding ecology of the Local area. The Three day...
View ArticleCharity Fund Raising Continues
Last week the Head Boy Team, supported by other Sixth Formers organised fun runs for students and staff in the school. Alongside the non-uniform day on Friday, the school managed to raise a further...
View ArticleBarbershop Quartet Warm Up
The barbershop quartet were today warming up for the Cheshire East Schools’ Music Competition finals next week.
View ArticleMagistrate Visit
A local magistrate came to talk to the AS Law class this month about his role enforcing the law in the area. Topics for discussion in this question and answer session included how often he sent people...
View ArticleStuart Eastwood Success at Cheshire Swimming Championships
Sandbach School Swimming Captain Stuart Eastwood has again been in action at the Cheshire County Swimming Championships. He was competing in 15 events over three weekends in January and February. He...
View ArticleArt & Design Manchester Museum of Science and Industry Trip
Click to view slideshow. Written by Clayton Lord and Owen Wintle 9A The day was broken up into three different sections. We started at the Museum of Mechanics in the Power Hall and learnt how each...
View ArticleCross Country Successes
On Saturday 15th January several students took part in the Cheshire Schools Cross Country Championships at Winsford. The conditions were very cold and very muddy. Sixteen Sandbach School boys had...
View ArticleSandbach School Raise over £6000 For Charity in One Term
So far this academic year the students and staff at Sandbach School have raised over £6000 for various charities. The whole school community have taken part in Children in Need and the Text Santa...
View Article‘Britain’s Manliest Man’ Visits The School
We had a great assembly this morning by Britain’s Manliest Man – RAF officer and testicular cancer survivor Flight Lieutenant Alun “Peps” Pepper 43, who visited the school to talk to the Year 10...
View ArticleSixth Form University Talks
Four undergraduate Law students from the Universities of Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol and Nottingham came in to school to talk to to the A2 and AS Law groups about their university courses and other...
View ArticleFrankenstein
In the final week of the Autumn term, Sandbach School Theatre presented Frankenstein. The play had been skilfully adapted by Andy Cargill into a timeless piece which captured the themes and morality of...
View ArticleSandbach School Young Geographer of the Year
The Royal Geological Society runs a national competition every year to find budding young geographers. The topic this year is all about ‘Why does Antarctica matter?’ in recognition of it being 100...
View ArticleUnprecedented Hockey Success
All 3 hockey teams (U14, U16 and U18) are now in their respective County Cup Finals, this has never happened before and it is a credit to both the staff coaching the teams and the boys quality, hard...
View ArticleLatest edition of The Scholar
Please find below the latest edition of the student e-newspaper, The Scholar. Well done to all of the students involved.
View ArticleTeacher’s Pet Interests #2 Jamie Huddleston
As is so often the case at Schools up and down the country it’s very easy to forget that teachers and other members of staff (like the students themselves of course) have lives and interests of their...
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