News & Events
Parliament Loan Box
THE origins of Parliament go back to the 13th Century and it can seem a bit of a mysterious process to the uninitiated. But by taking advantage of a House of…
Lions Player keeps our girls on their toes
England Lions Dodgeball player Evie Ford kept our girls on their toes this week, showing them some hot footwork in our new sports hall. Evie, a former Head Girl here…
Dahl Day
ROALD DAHL would have been delighted with the verve and enthusiasm bubbling over in our Junior School this week. We celebrated Dahl’s 100th birthday with a day of gobblefunk and whoopsy-splunkers…
Changing faces in the undergrowth
Of course we welcome new faces here at Adcote – but a horse, followed by a gorilla and now at the start of the autumn term….a stag? We are very…
Adcote on tour
WE have had an encouraging and immediate response from primary schools wishing to take part in our touring Shakespearean workshops. Last term, to commemorate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, more…
Prefects in post
This year we are lucky enough to have two head girls. Hannah Spalding will be in charge of pastoral care, helping to look after the wellbeing of girls in the…
The Turkish Eye of Protection
This month’s winner is Claudia Wojnar, Y9 – Travel Writing Mrs Rink praised her captivating language use and clear grasp of literary technique. Hemingway eat your heart out! The Turkish…
Kinvara Garner wins the Shetland Pony Grand National
Congratulations to Kinvara Garner in Year 9, who is becoming something of a celebrity in the junior equestrian world. On her Shetland pony Smokey Joe, 14-year-old Kinvara stormed home in first…
Shakespeare workshop success
Nearly forty excited young children from Oswestry Catholic Primary School took part in a workshop on Shakespeare’s plays, as part of Adcote’s bid to commemorate the 400th anniversary of the playwright’s…
Sixth Form speed dating event
A SIXTH FORM ‘Speed Dating’ event proved very popular this week, as Year 11 girls found out more about the subjects they might like to study at A Level. By…
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