Posted on: 13/03/2026British Science WeekIt’s British Science Week, and our Year 7 and 8 students have been busy diving into the sub-atomic this week! Our budding scientists swapped the naked eye for the lens, exploring the hidden wonders of the microscopic world. From mastering the perfect focus to spotting living cells in action, they are starting to see the world in a whole new way. The level of curiosity and precision in the lab throughout the week has been absolutely superb. It’s brilliant to see such scientific flair in action across both year groups! View Article
Posted on: 26/09/2025Year 7 Students Celebrate European Day of LanguagesExcitement was high at Amery Hill School today as our Year 7 MFL students marked the European Day of Languages with a special lesson dedicated to celebrating linguistic diversity. The day, observed annually across Europe, is a brilliant opportunity to highlight the continent's rich tapestry of languages and encourage lifelong language learning. Our Year 7 cohort certainly rose to the occasion with enthusiasm. Students dived into a fascinating session where they became word detectives, exploring the unexpected origins of common words. They had a go at trying out some new, fun phrases from various European tongues and discussed the profound connection between language and culture. A key part of the lesson focused on understanding why language is a key to unlocking the world. It was brilliant to see the students' genuine interest as they made connections between different cultures and realised just how many European languages share common roots. Our Year 7 students were fantastic - their enthusiasm for exploring shared history and common linguistic heritage was truly infectious. The celebration successfully underscored the importance of learning languages and embracing the diverse cultures that enrich our school community and the wider world. View Article
Posted on: 16/07/2025Trip to BerlinStudents from Amery Hill have returned from an exhilarating and deeply enriching trip to Berlin, a journey described by many as "Amazing!" The recent excursion to the German capital offered a unique blend of historical discovery, cultural immersion, and invaluable life lessons, leaving a lasting positive impression on all who participated. What's more, for our GCSE History enthusiasts, the trip served as a phenomenal real-world textbook, bringing their Germany 1890-1945: Democracy and Dictatorship and Conflict and Tension: The Cold War, 1945–1991 units vividly to life. Click here to read the full trip accountView Article
Posted on: 7/05/2025A Bittersweet Farewell: Amery Hill Celebrates Leavers' Day 2025Leavers' Day 2025 at Amery Hill was, as ever, a truly wonderful day of mixed emotions. It’s a moment we all anticipate, a significant milestone, and a time to reflect on the journey our Year 11 students have shared with us. Mrs. Winch, our dedicated Progress Leader for Year 11 students, perfectly captured the sentiment. "I am so proud of you all right now and very sad to be saying goodbye to you but I'm also relieved that we have all made it through together!" she shared. Her words resonated deeply, acknowledging the immense growth and resilience shown by this cohort. The Class of 2025 has certainly left an indelible mark on Amery Hill. Mrs. Winch highlighted the qualities that define them: "Thank you for the very happy memories, Year 11. Your generous kind hearts, your willingness to have a go and your fantastic sense of humours will never be forgotten." These are the attributes that make a school community thrive, and we are incredibly proud of the individuals they have become. As our Year 11 students now embark on their exciting next chapters, whether in further education, apprenticeships, or employment, we wish them all the very best. We are confident they will carry the spirit of Amery Hill – characterised by kindness, determination, and a good sense of humour – into all their future endeavours. Farewell, Year 11, and remember you'll always be a part of the Amery Hill family! View Article
Posted on: 13/03/2026British Science WeekIt’s British Science Week, and our Year 7 and 8 students have been busy diving into the sub-atomic this week! Our budding scientists swapped the naked eye for the lens, exploring the hidden wonders of the microscopic world. From mastering the perfect focus to spotting living cells in action, they are starting to see the world in a whole new way. The level of curiosity and precision in the lab throughout the week has been absolutely superb. It’s brilliant to see such scientific flair in action across both year groups! View Article
Posted on: 20/03/2026Comic Relief - Red Nose Day“Let’s do something funny for money!” was the call from Mrs Lee, and we certainly achieved that, in true Amery Hill style! Staff, as usual, went above and beyond, putting themselves out there to entertain and generally ensure a lot of fun was had by all in aid of Comic Relief. There was the House Championship Disco Dance Off, a whole host of games and stalls arranged by our Student Voice Events Team, and of course, a number of staff members were slimed which is always thoroughly enjoyed by everyone, well, almost everyone! Students embraced the fun and their fundraising efforts were a phenomenal success this year. Yet to donate? It’s not too late. Please visit link here: Amery Hill School Comic Relief 2026 View Article
