The Community team is delivering Tag rugby and rugby programs in primary and secondary schools in the Black Country. Stourbridge Community Rugby has signed a Community link agreement to deliver rugby coaching sessions and Coach Development to the below schools. If your school is interested in becoming an official Community Link school please contact us.
Edgecliff High School
Edgecliff High School, an 11-18 Specialist Technology College of 650 students working at the heart of the local community situated in the beautiful rural location of Kinver in South Staffordshire.
Edgecliff High School was re-designated as a Specialist Technology College in September 2007 and this is reflected in the excellent ICT facilities and the newly refurbished Design and Technology area. There is a high specification computer for every five students in the School, with three specialist suites of 32 PCs, a dedicated Computer-Aided-Design area and further computers distributed throughout the School. Access to computers for independent study is available in the Learning Resource Centre and, for sixth formers, in the Sixth Form Centre.
Redhill School
Redhill School, a thriving and successful secondary school with 1170 pupils. Redhill has a history of excellence based on our core values of hard work, discipline, high achievement and trust. Such high standards really matter - in both the academic sense and wider context of preparing young people for their future. I am proud of the well-deserved excellent reputation the school has achieved within the local and wider community. By selecting the school you are therefore becoming part of a great tradition. Welcome and I hope that your son or daughter gets as much out of being here as many successful generations have in the past.
As a school our successes have been recognised by a wide range of national awards. We have achieved the prestigious Arts Mark Gold Award, Sports Mark, Investors in People and the ICT charter mark to name but a few. Our creative and innovative exploration of the use of Information Technology to enhance learning has earned us recognition by becoming a centre of excellent practice. We are one of only 50 schools granted pioneer status in partnership with RM. In 2010 we received the Specialist Schools and Academies Trust award for high attainment at GCSE. Wherever you go at Redhill you will be aware of the influence of modern teaching and learning approaches and facilities.
"Redhill School is a very good school which is truly inclusive and within which every person is valued equally". (OFSTED)
Winterfold House
At Winterfold we value each child as an individual and believe in educating the whole child, giving him or her the confidence and self belief to develop their talents to the full and to have a strong moral sense of right and wrong. (Mission Statement)
At the heart of Winterfold's ethos lies a very genuine concern for the happiness and success of every child entrusted into our care. Winterfold is almost unique in its history as a family run school and my wife, Linda, and I aim to maintain its intrinsic family values.
Bill Ibbetson-Price
Hagley Catholic High School
The school enjoys an excellent reputation and commands a high degree of parental and parish support
Oftsed - "Their personal development is significantly enhanced by an ethos which is caring, supportive, yet challenging; it is further underpinned by an active commitment to Christian values."
Heathfield School
Heathfield School is an independent day school for boys and girls aged five to 16 years with its own on-site day nursery for babies from three months and a pre school facility for children of rising 3-4 years of age. The school enjoys a rural location in Wolverley, on the outskirts of Kidderminster and centres around a large country house within beautiful grounds. I hope you will gain a strong sense of what Heathfield is like by scrolling through the pages. Of course, to appreciate the full range of what we can offer your child, I enthusiastically encourage you to come and meet us and experience the happy, industrious and thriving community that is Heathfield School. There is always lots going on and we maintain regular reports and photographs to ensure the site is right up to date for existing parents, pupils and prospective visitors.
The Heathfield Educational Trust is committed to broadening access to the school by offering to eligible parents/guardians a new means-tested financial support scheme to assist with the payment of school fees. Please refer to the Bursaries Policy for further information and advice or contact the school.
R.H.Brierly
Headmaster
Ridgewood High School
Our school is a happy school with many strengths and an excellent record of continuing success. A team of dedicated, talented and well qualified staff work together to provide the range of opportunities necessary for students to achieve success.
Success breeds confidence and young people need confidence in order to believe that they can achieve. At Ridgewood we aim to develop this confidence through a culture of achievement and success both through academic study and a wide range of extra-curricular and enrichment activities.
Ridgewood is a school where traditional values and modern thinking go hand in hand to provide the highest quality of education. All members of out school community are encouraged to treat each other with respect, courtesy and consideration creating a positive atmosphere in which teachers can teach and students can learn. This ethos is supported and promoted by a well established house system and strong pastoral structures which encourage a sense of family and belonging. The vertical tutor groups mean students across year groups meet, mix and provide support for each other on a daily basis. Ridgewood students look after each other.
Gig Mill Primary School
It is our aim to provide the best possible education for your child. An education where the child feels valued, cared for and motivated.
To achieve this aim we need to work together. Governors, staff, parents and children can all help to make this happen. By working together, sharing problems and taking an interest we can move forward and create opportunities from which the children will richly benefit.
All people connected with the school need to be involved.
As a school, we will try to keep you, as parents, informed with how your child is progressing. Governors and parents will be encouraged to support children and staff with day-to-day activities. When the children see the amount of interest shown in their work, they will be encouraged to achieve even higher standards. Good behaviour and good work will be rewarded through, praise, recognition and rewards. Parents will be informed of this so that rewards can come from home as well as school. Through this, children's self-esteem will be raised and they can move on at the end of year 6 feeling confident and prepared for their next challenge.
Mr P. Raybould
The Ridge Primary School
Whether you are already part of our school community or wishing to find out about us with a view to joining us in the future, we are pleased to welcome you to The Ridge Primary School. We hope that our website will help you to capture a sense of our school and the values which underpin all we seek to achieve.
Ours is a happy school, where the success of every child really matters. Everyone is committed to developing the knowledge, skills and understanding, which will enable children to enjoy learning, achieve success and become contented and fulfilled young people.
We are proud of our school and our pupils and we welcome this opportunity to celebrate their successes with you. Within the pages of our website you will find not only useful information but also many examples of how our children are ‘working together for a bright future’.
If you are not already associated with us, we hope that you will take the opportunity to visit The Ridge and meet the staff and pupils. If you require any further information or wish to arrange a visit, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
Mrs D Hudson
Greenfield Primary School
The school itself was opened as long ago as April 1878, and known as Hill Street Board School. In those days there were three separate schools, for boys, girls and infants, with three headteachers. During 1989 we were moved into our beautiful new school and the old buildings were demolished. We cater for children between 4 and 11 years and at present we have 280 pupils.
The new building needed a new name, and it was chosen from the Greenfield Gardens which are next to the school. The new school benefits from the carefully designed layout of buildings and gardens. There is a large play area for children, a walled garden with wild plants and trees. The school has also acquired land at nearby Longlands for use as a sports area from September 1996.
Amblecote Primary School
We are a listening school. We value the views and opinions of both pupils and parents so that together we can continue to improve the opportunities for, and the success of, all our pupils."
