Community
At West Hill we strive to work together as a school community to help and support all the members within it so that all pupils, parents, staff and visitors feel welcome, respected and valued. We hope that visitors see the values of respect, honesty and integrity that we strive to instil in our pupils. From the little things that our students do on a day to day basis: such as holding the door open for one another or helping a younger student or member of staff, to the more tangible efforts that our boys make to support the school community. For example, assisting at open evenings or supporting younger students as a Maths Ambassadors or Peer Mentors.
West Hill in the Local and Global Community
We value the long tradition that West Hill has of preparing our students to be a ‘West Hill Boy’ that is ready for life in the modern world beyond the walls of our school community. As a school we therefore work to try to create opportunities for our boys to become active citizens that are prepared and willing to contribute to the local and global community of which they are part of. We encourage them to take part, to join in and to enjoy these experiences. Yet more importantly, to use these interests to develop into well rounded, inquisitive and interested young men. | ![]() |
Below are just a few examples of the community work West Hill boys have been involved in over the previous academic year:
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- The school council has met with representatives from Stalybridge Town to explore ways to further develop links with the local community.
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- The choir performed a special carol performance for elderly residents.
- The school council worked hard to change school policy with regards to plastic bottles which ultimately led to the installation of additional water fountains and a ban on the sale of plastic bottles.
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