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The library at Crompton House came alive with excitement on Wednesday 2nd February as Year 7 welcomed award-winning children’s author Tom Palmer. A hugely popular name in the world of children’s fiction, Tom has written of over 50 acclaimed books, with both sporting and historical themes. Yet students were surprised to learn of Tom’s reluctance […]

Our new Diversity Ambassadors are in the spotlight this month, to raise awareness for National LGBTQ+ History Month. The group’s mission is to celebrate diversity, ensuring that people of every race, religion, sexuality and personality feel respected and positively represented within the CHS school family.   As February is National LGBTQ+ History Month, the group

Following on from a week of special assemblies for Holocaust Memorial Day, the Crompton House family took to Twitter to join the #LightTheDarkness campaign on Thursday 27th January. Lighting candles at 8pm, we stood in solidarity with others across the country to remember those who were murdered in the Holocaust for who they were, and

It’s been a busy week for our Year 9 and Year 11 students, with some exciting events encouraging them to think big about their futures. On Wednesday, the Year 9 Options and Careers Fayre took place in the hall with lots of information on the different subjects on offer at school. External visitors were also

When young actor Harry Morgan came back to school after the Christmas holidays, little did he know that the month ahead would bring some exciting show-biz news. After starring as the goody-two-shoes character, Flynn last year in the CBBC sketch show Class Dismissed, he was delighted to learn that the show has been nominated for

Molly Mooney, one of our Year 13 Student Management Team, has worked with Mr Raynerd (Assistant Head) to coordinate a mentoring programme between Sixth Formers and Year 11 students. The Year 11 students were nominated by departments for some individual help in a specific subject, our Sixth Form specialists have offered their time on a

Having had our annual trip to Manchester Cathedral disrupted over the last couple of years, it was fantastic to get back to the Cathedral on Friday 14th January, both to rehearse in the amazing acoustics with the awesome Cathedral organ during the afternoon, and then to sing Evensong for the regular attendees, cathedral visitors and our families.

It was a pleasure to welcome Rev. Katy Cunliffe to school to lead our Christmas Communion service for pupils and staff at the end of term. The service encouraged us to reflect on the past year and celebrate the true meaning of Christmas. The focus on ‘friends, family and faith’ joined us together with the