Alcester Grammar School

Sports

Sports hall, gymnasium, outdoor courts, playing fields for football, rugby, cricket, athletics track, netball courts

STEM

Triple science provision with Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Computing, Design Technology

Arts

Art, Drama, Music facilities supporting creative subjects

Library

Well-resourced library with study areas, computers, and extensive book collection. Open before school, during breaks and after school.

Capital Projects

Recent improvements include refurbishment of science laboratories, upgrade of IT facilities, and improvements to sports facilities including the sports hall

Sports

Physical Education

Music & Performing Arts

Music, Drama & Theatre subjects and activities available

Clubs & Societies

Duke of Edinburgh

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Trips & Exchanges

Community Service

Uniform

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School Meals

School canteen provides hot meals daily. Students can bring packed lunches. Free school meals available for eligible students.

Homework Policy

Year 7: Up to 1 hour per night equating to approximately 5 hours per week. Year 8: Up to 1 hour 15 minutes per night equating to approximately 6 hours per week. Year 9: Up to 1 hour 30 minutes per night equating to approximately 7.5 hours per week. Year 10/11: Up to 2 hours per night approximately 10 hours per week or 1 hour per week in each GCSE subject. Years 7-9 have a fortnightly homework timetable where Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Art, DT, FT, Geography, History, Computing and RE homework tasks are set fortnightly.

Behaviour Policy

Pupils' behaviour is exemplary. They treat everyone with courtesy and respect those with different lifestyles and backgrounds.

Mobile Phone Policy

Mobile phones are not permitted to be used during the school day and must be switched off and kept in bags

SEND Provision

Every member of our diverse learning community, including students with SEND, disadvantaged students and students from a range of cultural backgrounds, enjoys full access to our inclusive offering.