IMMUNISATIONS
Berkshire NHS Immunisation Team
Meningococcal ACWY & the 3-in-1 teenage booster
The Berkshire Immunisation team will visit your Little Heath School on Wednesday 11 March 2026. Please complete a YES or NO consent form for your child/children using the links below and include your school's unique code BK110063.
Click here to give your YES or NO consent: NHS Immunisation Consent Form
More details were sent home by email earlier this week, and can also be found in the linked letter here: NHS Y9 Immunisation letter – January 2026.
RISKING IT ALL
FREE Evening Production for Parents/Carers
On Tuesday 3 February (Period 1 & 2), we will be welcoming a theatre group into school to perform an interactive play called ‘Risking it All’. This year, there is an opportunity for parents and carers to watch the powerful production themselves at an evening performance, also on Tuesday 3 February.
'Risking It All' is a 50-minute interactive theatre production that addresses child sexual exploitation (CSE) and county lines. It highlights how risky behaviour among adolescents can lead to vulnerability and dangerous situations. Based on the lived experiences of teenagers, 'Risking It All' portrays the grooming process using victims’ personal accounts and helps young people spot the signs of exploitation.
This free event offers a unique opportunity for parents of secondary school students and those working with young people to gain insight into the consequences of risky behaviour and how to navigate difficult situations.
The show will be followed by a post-show Q&A with the theatre company and local professionals.
The performance is at Denefield School on Tuesday 3 February. Doors open at 7pm for an opportunity for parents to meet local youth support services. The performance starts at 7:30pm until 9:00pm.
You can book your FREE place here: 'Risking it All' Performance Tickets, Denefield School, Reading | TryBooking (please note the booking is ONLY for the parents' performance at Denefield. The show for Year 9 students at LHS does not require pre-booking).
GCSE COMBINED SCIENCE REVISION GUIDES
For purchase via ParentMail
Parents of Combined Science students have been contacted with the opportunity to purchase a GCSE Combined Science Revision Guide on ParentMail. It is recommended that these are used alongside your child’s science lessons and home learning. The revision guide costs £7 through the school. The book is specific to our course: AQA GCSE Trilogy Science.
Please refer to ParentMail or the email for more information. If you have any questions, please contact Mr Mullenger, KS4 Leader of Science, by emailing: imullenger@littleheath.org.uk.
SENIOR CHOIR
Supporting students who are studying Music at GCSE and A Level
We are pleased to announce the launch of Senior Choir, open to all students in Years 9-13.
Regular ensemble music-making is essential for deepening musical understanding, building confidence as a performer, and reinforcing listening skills which are fundamental to success across all three components of the GCSE and A Level Music courses.
Singing in a choir offers particular benefits including developing an internal sense of pitch and tonality, improving rhythmic accuracy, and building awareness of harmony and balance within an ensemble. Choral singing also encourages confident music reading, listening across parts and responsive musicianship, all of which strongly support both practical and academic aspects of GCSE and A Level Music.
Parents and carers of students in GCSE and A level Music classes have been emailed details earlier this week. Please refer to the letter for more information, or contact Mrs Berkeley, Head of Music, by emailing: gberkeley@littleheath.org.uk.
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