by Kelly Earls | Jun 19, 2026 | Uncategorized
Today the musicians from The Earls High School music department performed at the Music Matters event in Halesowen Town Centre. Many ensembles performed including the Samba Band, Little Big Band, and a selection of GCSE performers.
It was a large community event where local primary and secondary schools joined us including Halesowen CofE, Newtown, Caslon, Hurst Green, Olive Hill, St Margaret at Hasbury and Leasowes Secondary School.
The event finished off with the Earls Jazz Band and a performance of ‘Proud Mary’. It was a well-attended event that brought the Halesowen community even closer! Well done everyone.
by Kelly Earls | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized
Year 10 enjoyed a magical day at Warner Bros Harry Potter Studios. Students had a brilliant time and were a pleasure to be with.
by Kelly Earls | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized
The students narrowly missed out on a place in the Regional Handball semi-finals following a 2-2 draw (v Walsall Academy), 4-3 loss (v Thomas Adams) and 4-1 win (v Haywood Academy).
It was great experience for the students, many of whom will use handball as one of their sports for GCSE PE.
by Kelly Earls | Jun 15, 2026 | Uncategorized
We had mixed fortunes in the cup finals with year 9 losing 3-2 and year 10 winning 3-2. Both games were very evenly matched and on another day we could have come away with an extra trophy, but regardless the students achievements with their football this season have been outstanding.
The year 9’s showed great character having finished the first half 2-0 down. Unfortunately, a late penalty allowed President Kennedy to take the lead and we were unable to come back again.
The year 10’s twice took the lead in their game. With the game seemingly heading to penalties we scored a goal with two minutes left on the clock and secured a win that avenged last years defeat.
by Nic Earls | Jun 14, 2026 | Uncategorized
Year 10 students celebrated Pride month with a karaoke party today. Everyone enjoyed the sweet treats and a group rendition of Africa by Toto was a karaoke favourite. Thanks to students for representing the school ethos of compassion and partnership.
by Kelly Earls | Jun 8, 2026 | Uncategorized
Year 10 book club students met with author Sarah Crossan, to discuss her latest verse novel ‘Gone for Good’. Students asked Sarah a range of questions, gaining an insight into her writing process as well as how books are edited and published.
