This is a marketplace style event aimed at Yr 9 to assist them in gathering information to make informed choices for their GCSE studies in Yr 10/11.There will be a formal presentation from the Headteacher/Assistant Head during the event.

GCSE and A-Level Drama students will be going to the Darlington Hippodrome to watch the evening performance of 'Blood Brothers' to act as a refresher for their written exams in the summer.

Come along and find out all about what our fantastic Sixth Form has to offer your son/daughter. Aimed at students currently in Year 11 (though not exclusively) and for both THS and external students. We look forward to seeing you. For more information, please contact shockney@teessidehigh.co.uk

Power Of Women (POW), are a group of dedicated business leaders in the North East, spearheaded by the late Professor Jane Turner OBE DL. Motivated by Plan UK’s report naming Middlesbrough as the ‘Worst Place to Grow Up a Girl,’ their mission is to improve the lives of young people in the Tees Valley and beyond.
Local business leader, Claire Preston, will be delivering a talk aimed at our female students allowing them to unlock and see their potential in business and beyond.

All are welcome; see letter for further details

A visit to watch a set literature text before mock examinations

GSCE and A-Level Drama students will be going to Sunderland Empire to watch the matinee performance of the Broadway, West End and Netflix smash-hit, 'Dear Evan Hansen'.

The afternoon will involved our Year 5 and 6 pupils as well as those from local Primary schools. The afternoon will be split into two parts with pupils looking at aspects of the Ancient Greek and Roman world. The ancient Greek aspect will include transliterating pupils’ names and that of their favourite god or goddess as well as drawing their own black-figure vase design. The Roman element will look at the skills Roman soldiers in Britain were expected to have and involve team-work and communication activities as well as some physical exercise.