Parent/Carer Notices
Year 7 Trip
Notice to all Year 7 Parents and Carers
We are delighted to inform you that we have arranged a Year 7 trip to the Museum of Science and Industry (MOSI) in Manchester. The visit will take place over three days — Tuesday 27th, Wednesday 28th, and Thursday 29th January 2026 — with each Year 7 tutor group attending on one of these dates. Further details about which day your child’s group will attend will be shared closer to the time.
Please log onto parent pay to give consent by Monday 3rd November, we cannot take consent after this date.
Transport for the trip will involve a small walk to northern moor tram stop, then getting the tram from to Manchester Deansgate, a short walk to the museum and then the same route but back. We will leave during Period 1 and should be back to school in time for the end of the day.
Please ensure your child brings the following:
- A packed lunch (unless they are eligible for free school meals — in which case a packed lunch will be provided by the school that morning prior to leaving)
- Comfortable shoes, as there will be a fair amount of walking involved
- A suitable coat, as some of the day may involve being outdoors
Term time dates
School will close on Friday 24th October and reopen on Monday 3rd November 2025.
To view our term dates for the academic year, please see here.
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🦈🤩We're pleased to share that two of our Year 10 students, Joshua S and Lewis B have been successful in their recent rugby trials and are now in the Sale sharks PDG pathway at U15s! The boys had their first session last night at Lymm Rugby Club and had previously represented Sale High for the Trafford Schools rugby program when they were in Year 7.
Josh plays club Rugby for Trafford MV at Fly half and Lewis plays his club Rugby for Sale FC at prop, flanker and also in the backs. The combination of the Trafford Schools Rugby Program and their local clubs has developed their skills to successfully take part on the first step of the Sale Sharks pathway!
Well done, Joshua and Lewis! We're all very proud of you! 🏈🏆 ... See MoreSee Less
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✈✨Our wonderful MFL teacher, Miss Horn has decided to do a 15,000ft skydive to raise money and awareness for Cardiac Risk in the Young (CRY), a cause that hits close to home for the Sale High School community. CRY is dedicated to preventing sudden cardiac deaths in young people through awareness, screening, and research. They also provide vital support to families affected by these tragedies.
💓🫶This charity plays a crucial role in funding fast-track services at the CRY Centre for Inherited Cardiovascular Conditions and Sports Cardiology, as well as the CRY Centre for Cardiac Pathology. By supporting this cause, we can help save lives and bring hope to families facing unimaginable loss.
🙏✨If anyone would like to make a donation, no matter the size, it will make a difference. Thank you for considering a contribution.
🍀💙Good luck Miss Horn, from all of us at Sale High!
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📚✨Congratulations to our 3 Hallowread Literacy Competition winners! During half term we asked for students to send in their spooky reading photos and we had some brilliant entries! Well done to everyone 👻🎃 ... See MoreSee Less
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⭐️Congratulations to last week's PE Stars of the week! What a great start back to the new term. Keep up all your hard work and determination in your lessons! 🏆 ... See MoreSee Less
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✨🫶 Our wonderful school Counselling Team will be hosting our second monthly parent support group on 3rd December, 9-10am. Spaces are limited to x6 people per session. Please see the information poster for more details and email one of the team to reserve your place.
💙🩵Thank you to those that attended our November event. We'd love to welcome more parents and carers to the workshop. ... See MoreSee Less
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⭐️✨We had another exciting week in Science Club this Wednesday! This week our budding Scientists made Ooblek, which is a non-Newtonian fluid made from cornstarch and water that acts like a liquid when handled gently but becomes solid when a sudden force is applied! We loved turning it pink and green with food colouring too!
🩷💚Science Club is in room 29 every Wednesday lunch time! We'd love to see some more of our Year 7 and 8 students come along. ... See MoreSee Less
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🤩Our Year 8 students recently took part in the Trafford Youth Council Conference learning about the Youth Council, taking part in a workshop developing their debating skills and a workshop on Design Sprint.
🌟The Year 10 students are members of the Youth Council and were helping to run the event. All the students were fantastic and a credit to our school. They were so inspired by the design sprint idea they wanted to speak to Mr Rogers as soon as they got back to school! ... See MoreSee Less
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🖌We're pleased to announce the results of our 2025 Inktober Art Competition! Students were asked to create a piece of artwork of their favourite villain using only ink. The entries were incredible and made judging very difficult – congratulations to all of the winners!🎉 ... See MoreSee Less
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📚Earlier this morning, our Sale High Trafford Young Readers group were very lucky to be invited along to a Poetry and Performance workshop hosted by Nasima Bee from Young Identity and held at Altrincham Grammar School for Boys (AGSB). Joined by students from both AGSB and Sale Grammar School, the group were encouraged to talk about resilience and change – each student had the opportunity to write and perform a tanka, which is a longer version of a haiku.
💫It was great to see the students’ collaborating in their discussions on the themes of ‘The First Year’ novel by Matt Goodfellow, which is the first book that they’ve been tasked to read as part of the Trafford Young Readers Award!
🤝Everyone had a wonderful time and the opportunity to make new friends from other schools. A big thank you to AGSB for hosting the workshop. We can't wait for the next meeting! ... See MoreSee Less
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