World Book Day
Students are encouraged to celebrate World Book Day 2026 by dressing as a favourite book character and/or bringing in finished books to swap for something new to read. These activities…
Students are encouraged to celebrate World Book Day 2026 by dressing as a favourite book character and/or bringing in finished books to swap for something new to read. These activities…
We recently received a heartfelt message from Kingsleigh Cathey, Community and Challenge Events Assistant at Place2Be, recognising Mill House School’s wonderful efforts during Children’s Mental Health Week. Place2Be praised our…
On Tuesday 10th February, our Year 8 students enjoyed an exciting opportunity during their English lesson — a live Q&A session with a BBC journalist. Students prepared thoughtful questions and…
On Tuesday, our KS4 students enjoyed an energetic and engaging PE session at Coleshill Leisure Centre. Throughout the afternoon, students took part in handball, netball and dodgeball, demonstrating fantastic teamwork,…
On Monday, our Year 8 and Year 10 students took part in an inspiring engineering and coding workshop where they designed, tested and programmed robots. The session brought STEM learning…
To celebrate World Read Aloud Day, our school took part in a shared reading experience that highlighted the joy of storytelling and international collaboration. Students focused on the traditional folk…
As part of Storytelling Week, our students took part in an inspiring online lesson delivered through the National Literacy Trust, featuring acclaimed author Jeffrey Boakye. The session encouraged creativity, confidence,…
To celebrate LGBT+ History Month, our school delivered a range of meaningful learning opportunities focused on understanding, inclusion, and lived experience. Students took part in an online virtual session delivered…
To mark Children’s Mental Health Week, we will be holding a whole-school wellbeing and fundraising day on Friday 13th February 2026 in support of a Children’s Mental Health Charity. On…
As we mark Mental Health Week across our school, it feels especially meaningful to share this incredible story from within our own community. One of our very own Teaching Assistants…