Ensuring Success Through a Personalised Experience
We ask four things of our students:
•To care for and look after each other. As an inclusive, culturally diverse school, we value and respect each individual, and ask our students to do the same. We want everyone who works and learns in the Newport High School to feel comfortable.
•To care for the environment around them. We are lucky enough to have one of the best (if not the best) schools in the country. Not only do we encourage the students to look after their school environment, but also the wider environment.
•To be ambassadors for our School and community. We encourage our students to take pride in their school and play an active part in the development of the local community. • •To do your best. We encourage our students to always do their best. We promote a learning culture where success is something students aspire to and we regularly reward achievements
We want our students to feel proud of their school and believe a smart appearance, good behaviour, punctuality and good attendance are integral to this. We have a ‘code of conduct’ and a Home-School Agreement which sets out clearly the responsibilities the school, students and parents/carers have towards each other.
We believe wearing a uniform is an important part of belonging to our school and consulted with students and parents to develop one. All students are expected to wear the distinctive uniform – school polo-shirt, school jacket, black skirt or trousers and bla
ck footwear. We expect parents/carers to support us in ensuring their child wears the correct uniform to school and has the necessary equipment and books for their lessons
The School operates clear policies on security and safety. It works closely with local police and other agencies to prioritise students’ safety inside the School, in the local area and while travelling to and from school.
Students stay on site for the day, including lunchtime and breaks, to ensure their safety while in our care and to keep their focus on learning.
We believe student participation is essential for the future development of our School. We have a Student Council, which gives students a voice and the opportunity to share in the School’s progress.





