Aimee-Leigh's Selfless Donation
This week, Aimee-Leigh had an amazing 13 inches of hair cut off to help make a wig for a child in need. ✂️
Our school community is bustling with fantastic achievements, successful alumni and contributions towards our local area. Read some of our fantastic and inspiring news stories below.
This week, Aimee-Leigh had an amazing 13 inches of hair cut off to help make a wig for a child in need. ✂️
On Tuesday evening we took students from key stage 3, GCSE and A Level Drama, on a trip to Nottingham Theatre Royal to watch the award winning play The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
A huge thank you to everyone who attended our Sixth Form Open Evening this week
This week, we held our second Tutor Time Treat of the year, celebrating the top three House Point earners from each year group.
Our Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh students have completed their two-day practice expedition in the Peak District, including an overnight camp.
Thirteen Year 10 Engineering students from Tupton Hall School gained a valuable insight into the world of manufacturing this week as they took part in National Manufacturing Day 2026, organised through Chesterfield's Made in Chesterfield initiative.
The top three House Point students from each year group were invited to enjoy a special treat during tutor time as recognition for their hard work, positivity and commitment.
You may remember that 2 years ago, Shane ran 2K every day to raise money for Alopecia UK. This year he is doing a burpees challenge.
We were delighted to welcome Sarah Barker from Ashgate Hospice into school to celebrate our fundraising efforts from last academic year.
Tupton Hall School, part of Redhill Academy Trust, was delighted to welcome the Class of 2026 back to collect their GCSE results and celebrate the culmination of five years of hard work, perseverance and achievement.
The Class of 2026 made a triumphant return to Tupton Hall School, part of the Redhill Academy Trust, to collect their long-awaited A Level results.
A huge thank you to Mrs Stokes and Mr Dunbar for taking a group of our talented art students to Sheffield yesterday to visit Clawdia, our lion cub from the Pride of Yorkshire Trail, which is raising funds for Sheffield Children's Hospital.