WINTER FESTIVAL
Auditions Monday 17 November
This year's Winter Festival takes place on Winter Festival is on Thursday 27 November. It is a true celebration, and a festive showcase, of the musical talent Little Heath has to offer! Tickets for the event are now available to purchase via ParentMail for £3.
If your child would like to perform at the event, there is still time to sign up. Auditions take place this Monday.
- Date of auditions: Monday 17 November
- Time: after school
- Location: M10 in the Music Block
- How to sign up: add your name to the list on the Music Office door
- Open to: any budding musicians in Yr7 - Yr 13
CHRISTMAS LUNCH & CHRISTMAS JUMPER DAY
Wednesday 10 December
Students will be invited to wear a Christmas Jumper on Wednesday 10 December, when we will also hold our Christmas lunch.
Christmas lunch must be booked in advance via ParentMail, and details will be sent out with how to do this early next week. In the meantime, have a look at the menu on offer here: LHS Christmas Lunch menu 10 12 25 Culinera
MEND THE GAP FUNDING
Outdoor Learning and Wellbeing Space
Work has begun this week on a nature project which will benefit the Little Heath community, thanks to funding from Mend the Gap.
Once complete, the area will enhance the learning experience of our students by providing an sheltered outdoor learning space that will be surrounded by nature, the opportunity to grow and cook food outside, to observe and increase biodiversity, and to focus on wellbeing.
The area has been in development following an EPQ project by one of our ex-Year 13 students, Beth. The generous donation from Mend the Gap has enabled us to bring Beth's vision to life, enabling her to leave a lasting legacy!
We look forward to showing you the progress over the next few months.
ANTI-BULLYING WEEK
10-14 November 2025
This week is Anti-Bullying Week. The theme for this year is Power for Good, which celebrates the ability we all have to stand up to bullying, spread kindness, and create safer environments for every child.
Despite progress, more than one in five children and young people experience bullying each year. The impact can be devastating, affecting their mental health, confidence, and ability to thrive at school, with the effects often lasting into adulthood.
This week, students worked through activities during tutor time focussing on what bullying is and how we all have a role to play. From choosing to speak up, to choosing kindness and making a difference. We are stronger together!
To find out more about Anti-Bullying Week, read here: Anti-Bullying Alliance: Anti-Bullying Week 2025
If you need help or advice about bullying, there are helplines and websites that can provide you with information and support. Find out more here: Anti-Bullying Alliance: Help and support
