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  • 19/12/25

    Happy Christmas holiday break and a peaceful New Year

    We wish all our pupils, parents, staff, and friends a very Happy Christmas holiday break and a peaceful New Year. In the final weeks of this term, we have been fortunate to enjoy some wonderful festive celebrations at the School, and would like to thank our talented, creative, and dedicated pupil...
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  • 17/12/25

    Mathematics Department attain exceptional achievements across a number of national competitions run by the UK Maths Trust (UKMT)

    This term we celebrate our students' success and congratulate our Mathematics Department for their exceptional achievements across a number of national competitions run by the UK Maths Trust (UKMT). In September, the Maths Competition for Girls (MCG) saw our highest achievers, Upper Sixth studen...
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  • 16/12/25

    James (Year 9) wins six gold medals at the Southend Music Festival

    Congratulations to James (Year 9) for his outstanding achievement in winning six gold medals at the Southend Music Festival. James won three for singing, two for the trumpet, and one for the piano. We are proud that he was asked to perform at the Prize Winners Concert and was awarded the trophy f...
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  • 12/12/25

    Upper Sixth from WHSB attended the School's annual WHSB Legal London Day

    This term, aspiring lawyers in the Upper Sixth at WHSB attended the School's annual WHSB Legal London Day. This trip, courtesy of members of the School's Old Westcliffian Association, offers an exclusive glimpse into the legal world of "Magic Circle" law firms, Barristers' Cham...
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  • 10/12/25

    Beginning of the festive season for our School Community

    Now a well-established tradition each year at WHSB, the presentation of the glorious Norwegian Fir Christmas tree by the Old Westcliffian Association marks the beginning of the festive season for our School Community. On Friday 5 December, we welcomed Mr Terry Birdseye, OWA President, back to the Sc...
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  • 05/12/25

    Noah Murphy-Brown (Lower Sixth) is the new Southend Youth Mayor

    We were delighted to hear that Noah Murphy-Brown (Lower Sixth) is the new Southend Youth Mayor, and he will hold this important role until September 2026. Noah explains, “In order to join Youth Council, you must be referred by someone who is part of it already, or the person who runs it. To ru...
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