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Idsall Music enjoyed a brilliant boost with the arrival of a donated Alesis Electric Drum Kit 🎶
The virtually silent set works through a sound box and headphones, making it perfect for practice sessions and an amazing addition to our recording studio.
A huge thank you to Rebecca, who has now moved on to a full acoustic kit and kindly donated this one to school.
If any students or families discover a long forgotten instrument hiding at home, from guitars to keyboards, we would be grateful for any donations 🎹
Thank you for supporting music at Idsall. Visit idsallschool.co.uk to find out more.
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Our Year 7 girls put in a fantastic performance in the District Cup against Charlton School, finishing with a close 3–2 score line.
They battled hard in tough conditions and showed real determination to pull two goals back and stay right in the game.
⚽️ April x2
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Our Year 7s have been busy learning to code in Python.
They started with print, variables and user inputs, then combined their skills to remix the “10 Green Bottles” song so the user can choose the number of bottles and their colour. Next up, they will use the same techniques to create fun “mad libs” nursery rhymes of their own 😊
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The talented cast of this year’s school production, Beauty and the Beast, have reached an exciting milestone as they completed the full blocking of their script.
To celebrate their hard work and dedication, the cast enjoyed some delicious homemade cupcakes a well‑deserved treat during their busy rehearsal schedule!
A huge thank‑you to Beau’s mum for baking the cupcakes, which one student described as “the best cake I have ever had!”
With energy high and rehearsals in full swing, the production is already shaping up to be a truly magical show 😊✨🎭
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Idsall Sixth Form is an inspiring place to study, offering a supportive community and a flexible approach that helps every student thrive ⭐
Our new Open6 hybrid learning environment gives students greater independence, allowing them to learn both on site and online in a structured, purposeful way.
Open6 blends high quality teaching with digital resources, helping students build confidence, ownership and the skills they need for future study or careers.
If you are looking for a Sixth Form that values ambition, wellbeing and flexibility, Idsall is the perfect place to take your next step.
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We are excited to share a fantastic opportunity for Idsall students to take part in the newly launched Art 4 All project 🎨
Children across Shropshire and Telford and Wrekin are invited to create artwork inspired by Andrew Vern Stokes, patron of the 4 All Foundation.
Vern grew up in Telford and went on to become the Garrison Sergeant Major, playing a key role in major Royal events including King Charles’ Coronation and the VE Day celebrations. He has also been recognised with a BAFTA for his work.
All artwork submitted will be displayed in a special exhibition in Telford this summer, with Vern attending as guest of honour. The project aims to inspire young people to dream big, showing what can be achieved with determination and support ⭐
Idsall pupils are encouraged to take part by creating artwork inspired by Vern, using themes such as VE Day celebrations or the Coronation.
Any questions or finished pieces can be taken to your Art Teacher. All submissions must be in by 30 April 2026.
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Our Year 7L girls have worked incredibly hard throughout their gymnastics unit. They have developed their single and partner balances, rolls and a range of shapes, while also learning GCSE key terminology such as plantar flexion, which means pointing their toes 🤸🏻♀️
They created and refined sequences, performed confidently in front of the class and supported each other with thoughtful peer feedback.
Miss Logan is very proud of the effort, commitment and progress they have shown 💪🏼
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👀 It has been another busy week at Idsall School! Click on the link below to view Headteacher, Ms King’s latest communication to find out more!👇
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Idsall News Edition 54 - Idsall School
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Check out the latest from Idsall! Explore all the exciting updates and stories in Idsall News Edition 54. Click the link to dive into the latest news and events from the school community!0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Today is National School Governors’ Awareness Day.
Since working in youth development and education, I’ve always been interested in becoming a school governor. After moving back to Shropshire in 2024, I contacted several local secondary schools - and I’m grateful that Idsall School welcomed me last year as a Community Governor within the Marches Academy Trust.
As a former Idsall student, it feels particularly special to now support the school in this way.
Governors bring a mix of skills and experience - not just from education, but from different sectors - helping provide support and strategic oversight so schools can give young people the best possible environment to thrive.
If you’ve ever thought about volunteering in this way, it’s well worth exploring.
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