Wick High School - Now Part of East Caithness Community Campus
The former Wick High School opened in West Banks on 13 August 1909.
The new wick Joint Campus officially opened in 2018 and had been occupied sometime before that.
The Wick Joint Campus consists of -
The new Wick High School:
General classrooms - all to a very high standard of ICT provision with new furnishings
Specialist facilities for art and design, physical education, music, drama, home economics, business and computer education, technology and science
Specialist vocational provision for practical craft skills, professional cookery and hair and beauty
Specialist provision for assisted support needs
Collaborative and cooperative break out space to promote a variety of teaching methods
Hall as part of flexible use space
Kitchen, dining and café facilities
One full sized synthetic pitch
One large grassed area, with 2 full sized football pitches, 400m running track, rugby pitch
Car and cycle parking, drop off area and bus bays
Wick High School web site
Wick High FaceBook
East Caithness Community facilities
This facility will be managed and operated by High Life Highland (HLH), who will also manage community access to other areas in the schools out of school hours.
Public library
Swimming pool with floating floor, and separate toddler pool
Community have access to school areas, for example, PE areas, hall, the street out of school hours
For details about the Swimming pool, Fitness classes,Times of opening Click HERE
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New primary school on the Campus, replacing Pulteneytown and South primary schools
The new school :
13 classrooms, each with built in store and cloakroom
Expressive arts room and store
Break out space
2 nursery rooms, with kitchen, cloakrooms, toilets and storage
2 learning support rooms
Enhanced provision area for children with specific needs
Games hall – 2 badminton court size, with changing and stores
Offices – administration, head teacher and depute, staff work base
Medical room, inter agency meeting room, offices for Children’s’ Services and Active Schools Coordinator
Multi Use Games Area (MUGA) and grass pitch
External areas including garden area – for work and play
Newton Park School web site
Photos
Building The Campus Starting in 2014 until 2016
Inside Wick High School
Photos from official opening
http://www.caithness.org/fpb/2018/june/gallery.php?gallery=0&start=0
Telephone
01955 603333
Postal Address
Wick High School - Now Part of East Caithness Community Campus
West Banks Avenue
Wick
Caithness
News for Wick High School - Now Part of East Caithness Community Campus
Pupils Plant Trees To Improve Wick Riverside
Recently pupils and leaders from Step Forward Wick Youth had the opportunity to help out in our local community. Along with Wick Development Trust and The Countryside Rangers they managed to plant 300 trees along the Wick Riverside to help provide some woodland areas along the riverside, giving the local wildlife shelter and a food source too.
Wick High School Netball Team Show Off Their New Hoodies!
The Wick High netball team have been showing their colours to the rest of the school with beautiful new blue versions of the school hoodies. Mrs Bain, their long-standing coach, sourced them from local business Highland Workwear to show of the team's contribution to the school.
Well Done To The S2 Netball Team From Wick High
The S2 first team at Wick High School recently qualified for the Scottish Schools plate competition by beating Fortrose Academy and Nicolson Institute. The wins earned them runner up spot in the North Qualifying League.
New Chair and Vice Chair for Highland Youth Parliament
The Highland Youth Parliament (HYP) has voted in a new Chair, Innes Morgan from Thurso and Vice Chair, Isaac Beckley from Glenurquhart, near Inverness. The Highland Youth Parliament is the elected parliament for young people in the Highlands with over 100 elected members via schools and youth forums across the area.Wick High - Important Information For Online Learning Starting 11 January 2021
Wick High has issued the following information on the school web site. Please see below important information regarding the arrangements for online learning to begin on Monday 11th January.
Wick High Pupils Receive SQA Cyber Security Award
In the second year of running in the SQA's Award in Cyber Security Fundamentals Wick High is delighted that 37 S3 pupils received the award. After spending two months learning about cyber security threats and how to defend against them, pupils sat an exam that covered both the theory and practical elements of the course.
Wick High School #Challenge60 for CLIC Sargent
Wick High School (both pupils and staff) are taking part in this year's #Challenge60 for CLIC Sargent. Completing 60 miles throughout the month of September to support Childhood Cancer Awareness Month.
Erin Green From Wick High One of the Volunteers Recognised High Life Highland
High Life Highland recognised top performing volunteers last Thursday at its annual award ceremony held at Strathpeffer Pavilion. The event saw volunteers from across the Highlands recognised for significant contributions to the charity, its clients and customers.
Red Critter Awards Take Off At Wick High
From Mr Mackenzie Wick High School. The month of May saw our school complete the first full month of using our new student rewards system RedCritter.
Official Opening Of The Wick Community Campus
The official opening of the Wick Community Campus took place on a sunny Saturday 16 June 2018. Lord Lieutenant John Thurso performed the unveiling of a plaque to mark the occasion.
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