Reindeer Run

Reindeer Run

This week saw the Reindeer Run take place, an event that has now become a traditional feature of our Christmas calendar. Led by Assistant Head Miss Seleshe as Santa, and with the encouragement of Rudolph, a snow machine and Mariah Carey, over 100 students completed laps of the tennis courts dressed in festive outfits to raise approximately £1300 for Mary Stevens Hospice. Congratulations to all involved in such a brilliant event, and thank you to everyone who sponsored our students so generously.
        
Community Carols in Halesowen

Community Carols in Halesowen

On Thursday 4th December, The Earls High School choir and 8 other primary and secondary schools across Halesowen and Dudley came together to perform the annual Community Carols in Halesowen. The collection of schools performed Cornbow due to some adverse weather conditions. This, however, didn’t stop the 250+ students sharing the community Christmas spirit by singing well-known Christmas carols; including a stellar performance of We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

 

The Earls Christmas Carol Service 2025

The Earls Christmas Carol Service 2025

On Tuesday 9th  December 2025, The Earls students got themselves ready to join together for this year’s Carol Service. With a staggering 190+ students involved, it was a truly spectacular event.
We got to hear from the school Guitar Ensemble, Brass Band, Choir, Chamber Choir, MFL Singers, Jazz Band, Orchestra, Samba Band, Year 7 Big Sing, Readers and Staff Choir.
The students involved demonstrated great teamwork, talent and leadership throughout rehearsals in the day, all the way to the performance in the evening. We look forward to all the summer events in 2025.
                           
Fantastic day at Oxford University

Fantastic day at Oxford University

Year 11 students spent a fantastic day at Oxford University where they learnt about higher education options, visited Oriel and Mansfield Colleges and enjoyed lunch in the Grand Hall, before a tour of beautiful Oxford. The weather was amazing and so were our students, who found the day really inspirational and enjoyable and represented our school brilliantly.
Mrs Clifford and Mr Baker
Dovedale Dash

Dovedale Dash

Year 8 student Bradley Rowley won the Dovedale Dash under 14s category and came 6th in under 18s. It was a 4.7 mile cross country race through rivers and intense hills over the peak district. He also did this as a fundraiser for 4Louis and Birmingham Children’s Hospital raising over £700 in total. Bradley is a talented young runner and runs as part of the schools GCSE cross country club despite his young age.

Martial Arts Success

Martial Arts Success

Recently, year 10 student Dominic went to Harlow to compete in the Elite Open International Karate Championship, where he came back with a Bronze and a Silver medal. He followed this up with a trip to Romania last Saturday. Having made it to the bronze medal fight, he just missed out on the medal with the final score being 6-6. The other fighter scored the first point so gained the medal. While there, Dominic also had the chance to attend a seminar with a Hungarian Olympic medallist and world and European vice champion. This was a fantastic experience for him, and we are all very proud of his success.