On Friday 20th May 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, and a selection of GCSE performers. Some local primary schools joined us including Caslon, Halesowen C of E and...

Mrs Gapper's Youth Dance Company were delighted to be invited to perform at the Black Country Dance Hub's (BCDH) Dance Festival 2025 on Wednesday 11th June 2025, at the Walsall Arena and Arts Centre. The Youth Dance Company includes girls from both Year 7 and Year 8, who rehearse with exceptional...

Wednesday 14th May - Year 9 Dudley Schools Athletics Championships The students did really well in the Dudley Schools Athletics achieving nine top 3's and three victories: 200m, 300m and 1500m. We are still awaiting overall team results from the organisers. By coming first in their events the...

Couch to 5K graduation A group of Year 7 and 8 students, led by Mrs Bryant, have been out running after school for the last 10 weeks, completing the Couch to 5K programme. On Saturday, with the encouragement of staff and parents, they took part in the Edgbaston Reservoir Parkrun to mark their...

On Friday, students and staff celebrated Wear a Hat Day in order to raise money for Brain Tumour Research. A wide variety of headwear was on display, which created lots of smiles and a real buzz around school. Over £500 was raised through generous donations to our JustGiving page and contributions...

On Wednesday 26 March, 50 Year 10 and 9 Art students visited both Tate Modern and Victoria & Albert Museum in London. From Bankside students walked along and across the Thames then travelled via the underground to South Kensington.  Art students conducted themselves in a mature manner during...

Alex Ballinger MP came to visit The Earls today to commend students for their work out in The Gambia and the fundraising that had taken place prior to their visit. He awarded them his Community Champion Award for outstanding service to the local community. He also took the time to chat to students...

Well, all good things must come to end and our trip to Gambia is no exception. This morning, the students packed up and had a rather casual morning. We did manage a quick walk on the beach, a short awards ceremony and some final games of table tennis and pool. Students received their batik work...

The last full day is always an emotional one and today was no exception! After the excitement of last night's meal students were a little slow stirring this morning, but once they were in the land of the living, they were certainly busy bees!! At 9am we left the hotel; we had a squad of 6 artists...

The students and staff have all had a wonderful evening meal, please enjoy the pictures that were sent through late last night!   [video width="480" height="848"...

An action-packed day as always! We started with a rather subdued breakfast (anyone would think the students are tired out!) and then set off to our morning schools. Ten students went to Bright Minds Nursery and the rest to St. Peter’s school. The activities were a roaring success in both schools...

Well, the table tennis tournament provided much entertainment last night and Harry O was crowned the champion in emphatic style. This morning, students devoured yet more pancakes for breakfast (it is a firm favourite) and it was rather fitting considering today is Shrove Tuesday! Following...