Eligible school age children from reception to Year 11 who live in Stockton-on-Tees can access a place for holiday activities, including a meal at each session.
Middlesbrough College are holding an open event for those Y11 students with an EHCP and their parents/carers.
Vaccination is the most important thing we can do to protect ourselves and our children against ill health. They prevent millions of deaths worldwide every year.
Bored? Don't know what to do already? Check out this exciting program.
Would you like to chat with people who can support you when you leave Westlands?
All schools in the UK have recently been sent information from the National Crime Agency, raising awareness of the recent rise in reporting of financially motivated sexual extortion
The March edition of the Stockton Healthy Schools Newsletter
Do you know what is available to help people aged 13-25 take the next step? Find out here...
Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust is running a series of free CAMHS workshops.
Need support for your young person moving into post-16? This could be for you...
Westlands has joined Twitter/X to keep you even more up to date!
As it is the start of a new school year, we would like to highlight the pride we take in our uniform.
Temporary School Kitchen Closure
Due to unforeseen circumstances, our school kitchen is unable to provide hot food for a short period of time.
++UPDATE++
We are pleased to announce that our school kitchen is open again and serving a full range of breakfast and lunchtime meals. We would like to thank our students and their parents/carers for their support and understanding whilst the kitchen was out of action.
The summer edition of "This is Westlands!" is available.
Westlands is taking part in the First News Education Summer Reading Scheme 2023.
Living in Stockton, aged 14-18 years old with an EHCP? Then have your say!
Stockton Parent Carers Forum is running an event focusing on the preparation for adulthood on the 23rd of March
Information regarding planned industrial action
As pupils and students return to school following the Christmas break, UKHSA is reminding people that winter illnesses continue to circulate at high levels.
As the fireworks season approaches, the night sky will be lit up with firework displays.With all the sparkle, it’s easy to forget that fireworks can be dangerous if not used correctly and responsibly. This advicewill help everyone to stay safe while celebrating.
Important information regarding the use of porcine gelatine in vaccinations.
The flu vaccine will be offered to all school children this year.
Westlands had a member of the Cleveland Fire Brigade visit our students to discuss "nuisance fires".
The autumn edition of "This is Westlands!" is available.