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Newport High School

Croeso i Ysgol Uwchradd Casnewydd Welcome to the Newport High School website

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Curriculum Overview

Curriculum for Wales allows us to make decisions about the curriculum we provide for our students. We have worked closely with our Governors, students and cluster primary schools to design a curriculum to meet the needs of our students.

Sixth Form

Sixth Form study is an exciting opportunity that will allow you to progress to higher levels of achievement & broaden your career choices.

Vision & Values

At Newport High School we strive to develop ambitious confident young people who can express themselves with clarity and have the skills and knowledge to realise their dreams.

Term Dates

See our term dates for 2023/2024 here.

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25th September 2026

Whole School Newsletter - 25-09-2026

Friday 25th September 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, The focus this week has been on equality and being safe. We want every student to feel valued, respected and included, regardless of their background, abilities or circumstances. Helping young people understand equality enables them to appreciate differences, challenge unfairness and build positive relationships with others. Equ

18th September 2026

Whole School Newsletter - 18-09-2026

Friday 18th September 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, The focus this week has been on commitment and independence. These are two of the most important qualities students can develop during their time at high school. Commitment helps young people persevere when work becomes challenging, attend regularly, complete homework and strive to be their very best. Independence enable

16th September 2026

Year 11 Destinations Evening – What Next After Year 11?

Dear Parents and Carers, As your child approaches the end of Year 11, they will soon be making some important decisions about what they would like to do after their GCSEs. We recognise that this can feel like a confusing time for both students and parents. There are a range of pathways available, and it is not always easy to know which option will be the right fit for your child, or how best to sup

11th September 2026

Whole School Newsletter - 11-09-2026

Friday 11th September 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Our Core Values: Equality, Commitment, and Integrity At Newport High School, everything we do is guided by three important values: Equality, Commitment and Integrity. These values help us create a school where every young person can thrive and achieve their best. Equality

11th September 2026

Destinations Evening

4th September 2026

Whole School Newsletter - 04-09-2026

Friday 4th September 2026   Dear Parents and Carers,   I hope everyone had a great summer break.   It has been fantastic to welcome all our students back to school. Most students have returned on time and in correct school uniform, looking very smart! I would like to thank all our parents and carers for your support with this. A spec

Whole School Newsletter - 17-07-2026

Friday 17th July 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Values, Rise and Reading Our values this week have been commitment and being safe. Commitment and safety are important values in a high school because they help everyone learn, achieve their goals and look after one another. Being committed means working hard, persevering and making positive choices, while staying safe

Important Water Safety Message for Families This Summer

Dear Parents and Carers, As we approach the summer holidays and warmer weather, we would like to share an important water safety message from Water Safety Wales. Across the UK, recent periods of hot weather have unfortunately been linked to a high number of water-related incidents involving children and young people. Whether visiting beaches, rivers, lakes, reservo

Whole School Newsletter - 10-07-2026

Friday 10th July 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Values, Rise and Reading Our values this week have been independence and integrity. Independence and integrity are two of the most important qualities our young people can develop. Independent learners take responsibility for their own progress, while integrity encourages them to do the right thing even when no one is watching.

GCSE Results Day

Dear Parent / Carer   GCSE Results Day is Thursday 20th August   The school will be open for students to collect their results from 9am to 11am on Thursday 20th August.   We are really looking forward to seeing all our students on this exciting day.   Students will have the opportunity to talk to sta

Whole School Newsletter - 03-07-2026

Friday 3rd July 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Values and Rise The themes this week have been equality and respect. Respect has a major impact on student success because it helps create a positive and supportive learning environment. When students feel respected by their teachers and classmates, they are more likely to feel confident, participate in lessons, and

Whole School Newsletter - 26-06-2026

Friday 26th June 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, I would like to thank everyone for their support with moving to on-line learning this week. I appreciate this causes disruptions for families, however, having reviewed the risk assessment, and in consultation with the Chair of Governors and in-line with many other schools we felt it was the safest option. Today and Monday are our las

Whole School Newsletter - 19-06-2026

Friday 19th June 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Values and Rise The themes this week have been integrity and being safe. Integrity and safety are the foundation of a successful school community. When students act with honesty, take responsibility for their actions, and make good choices, they build trust and respect with others. At the same time, creating a safe

Whole School Newsletter - 12-06-2026

Friday 12th June 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, Values and Rise The themes this week have been equality and independence. In secondary schools across Wales, equality and independence are vital in helping young people grow into confident, respectful and responsible citizens. Equality ensures that every learner feels valued and included, regardless of their

Whole School Newsletter - 05-06-2026

Friday 5th June 2026 Dear Parents and Carers, I hope everyone had a lovely and relaxing half-term break and managed to enjoy some of the amazing weather. Values and Rise The themes this week have been commitment and respect. In a secondary school, commitment and respect are essential for creating a positive and successful learning environment. When stude

Whole School Newsletter - 22-05-2026

Friday 22nd May 2026   Dear Parents and Carers,   Values and Rise The themes this week have been integrity and being equipped. Being equipped and ready to learn makes a huge difference to a child’s success. When students arrive with the right materials, a positive mindset, and a willingness to engage, they can focus fully on their le

Whole School Newsletter - 15-05-2026

Friday 15th May 2026   Dear Parents and Carers, Values and Rise The themes this week have been commitment and independence. Acting with independence means having the confidence to think for yourself and make decisions based on your own values and judgment. It encourages individuals to take responsibility for their actions, develop critical thinking ski

Whole School Newsletter - 08-05-2026

Friday 8th May 2026   Dear Parents and Carers, Values and Rise The themes this week have been commitment and independence. As students begin their exams, independence and commitment become especially important. Those who can manage their time calmly during exam periods, follow revision plans, and stay focused are far more likely to perform well under p

Official Opening of the New Reading Room

30th April 2026

Official Opening of the New Reading Room

29th April 2026

Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA)

EMA is a weekly payment given to some students aged 16–19 to help them stay in education (like sixth form or college). How much you get Up to £30 per week, depending on your household income. Who can get it Students in full-time education (not university). Household income below a certain threshold. You must meet attendance and coursework requirements. More info: EMA Digital Leaflet

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@NewportH Apr 15

RT @WG_Education: Breeze through the exam season with Power Up - your one stop shop for studying. Get revision videos from @e_sgol plus su…

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@NewportH Apr 15

Breeze through the exam season with Power Up - your one stop shop for studying. Get revision videos from @e_sgol plus subject specific resources, past papers and revision tips from @wjec_cbac Power Up at gov.wales/powerup #PowerUpCymru

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@NewportH Apr 15

Breeze through the exam season with Power Up - your one stop shop for studying. Get revision videos from @e_sgol plus subject specific resources, past papers and revision tips from @wjec_cbac Power Up at https://t.co/RdFID0IKA0#PowerUpCymru

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@NewportH Apr 13

RT @Transition_NHS: Our Spring Letter to Year 6 Parents and Carers. #riseuptransition

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@NewportH Apr 4

Our Spring Letter to Year 6 Parents and Carers. #riseuptransition

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@NewportH Apr 4

Our Spring Letter to Year 6 Parents and Carers. #riseuptransition

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@NewportH Feb 12

RT @BITCCymru: This week the @LifeSkills_Ed team is empowering students with essential money skills at @johnfrostschool & Ferndale Communit…

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@NewportH Feb 12

This week the @LifeSkills_Ed team is empowering students with essential money skills at @johnfrostschool & Ferndale Community School. They're also heading to @NewportH to discuss building a positive online presence – all to get set for the working world! barclayslifeskills.com/

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@NewportH Feb 12

This week the @LifeSkills_Ed team is empowering students with essential money skills at @johnfrostschool & Ferndale Community School. They're also heading to @NewportH to discuss building a positive online presence – all to get set for the working world! https://t.co/HyvJfdY15I

Newport High School
@NewportH Jan 31

RT @CymraegMrsV: We are on countdown until we go to 🇯🇵 But first, we need to learn the basics! Arigato gozaimasu @japansociety for organisi…

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@NewportH Jan 31

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@NewportH Jan 16

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@NewportH Jan 16

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@NewportH Jan 16

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@NewportH Jan 16

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