The Bridge – Issue 21
The latest edition of The Bridge Magazine is now available. Please click here to view it.
The latest edition of The Bridge Magazine is now available. Please click here to view it.
1st Galahad – 26, 041
2nd Nelson – 25, 596
3rd Henry – 23, 881
4th William – 23, 625
5th Alfred – 22, 912
With 3 weeks of term left and Enrichment Day and Sports Day coming up there is still all to play for! Get involved, take part and have some fun supporting your House between now and the end of term. Good Luck!
We received excellent news for two of our Year 9 Computer Science students (Anuoluwa Adeleye and Harjap Bahra) who entered the Animation17 UK Schools Computer Animation Competition with the University of Manchester. 570 students from 102 schools across the UK submitted entries so we are really pleased for them both – their entry has been highly commended by both the BCS eSafety team and Professor Robert Stevens from the University of Manchester Computer Science department. They are the 2017 Key Stage 3 Group Runners Up and were awarded the BCS eSafety Highly Commended status.
Framed certificates and prizes should be with us before the end of term. Well done boys!
Please click on the link below to see their winning entry – Blue Hero.
We congratulate the following on their appointments:
Head Boy: Suraj Singh Sanhi
Head Girl: Maryam Shafiq
Deputy Head Boy: Shoaib Farooque
Deputy Head Girl: Anastasia Martin
Chair of School Council: Arran Bola
We wish them all the very best as they take up their new appointments.
Please see the links below to read more information about the new UCAS Tariff Facts for Students and Parents:
Please click here to read more information about the new GCSE examinations being taken from 2017 onwards.
All GCSE/A Level Certificates that we hold for candidates who sat exams prior to Summer 2015 will be sent back to the examination boards soon. If you have not collected certificates, please do so by Friday 28th July 2017.
Congratulations to Shoaib Mohammad Farooque in Year 12 and his team of volunteers who have raised some £400 through their collections. The money will be distributed to help support those less fortunate than us in countries like Syria and Somalia.
The Year 7 Cricket team have enjoyed a winning streak which sees them in the Final of the Birmingham Super 8 Cup. Well done and good luck!
ENVISION | The Community-Apprentice: The Boardroom Final Challenge
The Envision Community-Apprentice Programme is an extra-curricular activity where Sixth Form students from select schools across Birmingham, Bristol and London are involved. As part of the programme students work with select regional and national businesses to develop projects within the school that impact on the local community.
It is run as an inter-school competition, with 30 teams from 15 schools competing in the follow three key areas:
We were pleased to see Team Odyssey (members listed below) qualify to the final round of the competition, which was held on Wednesday 14th June 2017. They were one of only four teams invited to The Boardroom Final to present to the Leader of Birmingham City Council as well as judges from Marks and Clerk (attorneys) in a final attempt to convince them that they should be crowned winners of The Community-Apprentice 2017. It was encouraging to see culmination of their year-long, hard work unfold in what can only be described as a ‘professional and engaging’ presentation; to a panel of critical judges. Furthermore, it was pleasing to see them successfully navigate their way through the challenging inquisition into the construction, management, delivery and impact of their project.
The winning team will be announced at the graduation ceremony on the afternoon of Wednesday 5th July 2017. During this event, hosted by Envision, the hard work of over 300 students from across Birmingham will be celebrated at The H Suite, 100 Icknield Port Rd, Birmingham B16 0AA. The event also promises to hold an ‘Opportunities Fayre’, where representatives from a range of different organisations and sectors will be promoting potential work opportunities and career paths for students to consider post education.
Team Odyssey Members:
Mr F Ahmed
20.06.2017


King Edward VI
Handsworth Grammar School for Boys,
Grove Lane, Birmingham,
West Midlands, B21 9ET



