Established 1964 Headteacher Sarah Young DfE URN 137306 Tables Phone +44 1482 648604 Gender Mixed-sex education | Type Academy DfE number 811/4053 Number of students 1,300 Founded 1964 | |
Location Tranby House, Heads LaneHessleEast Riding of YorkshireHU13 0JQEngland Motto Every child is capable of extraordinary achievement | ||
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Hessle High School is a secondary school and sixth form college situated in the town of Hessle, in East Riding of Yorkshire, five miles west of Kingston upon Hull's city centre. The school converted to an academy school in August 2011, and has been awarded Specialist Science College status.
Contents
- Hessle high school carol concert 2011
- Open training session hessle high school
- History and location
- Ofsted inspections
- School uniform
- Notable alumni
- References
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History and location
The school's Heads Lane site is centred on Tranby House, originally built in 1807 by local Kingston upon Hull merchant John Barkworth. After Barkworth's death in 1945, the house was bequeathed to the local education authority to become a school, which it did in 1947 as Tranby High School. The house is an almost exact duplicate of the now-demolished Tranby House, and Hessle Mount, now an independent private preparatory school. Tranby House was the home of Algernon Barkworth, a descendant of John Barkworth, who survived the sinking of the RMS Titanic. In 1967, Tranby House became a Grade II listed building to ensure its history and architecture are protected.
The school is now all on one site due to the new build which was completed January 2016. Since achieving academy status (The Hessle Academy Community Trust), the sixth form remains part of a consortium with Wolfreton School and Cottingham High School which was established in 2009. Pupils study post-16 courses at partnership schools. The school is also in a federation with Penshurst Primary School.
Ofsted inspections
During Ofsted's school inspection in April 2013, the school was rated "Requires improvement (Grade 3)" in all aspects. Ofsted carried out a further Section 8 Inspection in June 2013, and most shortfalls found during April's inspection still existed. In January 2015, an additional Ofsted report indicated that the school had improved for "overall effectiveness, leadership and management, behaviour and safety of pupils, teaching, achievement, and the sixth form."
School uniform
In September 2012, the school uniform became a white shirt and tie, with a choice of v-neck, cardigan or slipover, and a blazer, all with the school logo. Black trousers and black shoes are worn. Sixth formers have a clothing option of choice.