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Calendar
- Half term begins
- Year 13 PPE week
- Computer science parent support evening
- Year 7 tutor evening
- Careers week
- Parent voice meeting
- Presentation Evening
- Equalities Week
- Sixth Form Open Evening
- INSET Day
- INSET Day
- Year 11 PPE week
- Year 11 PPE week 2
- Year 13 parents' evening
- Sixth form community event
- Sixth Form community Christmas event
- Christmas jumper day
- End of autumn term
- Staff INSET Day
- Spring Term starts
- Year 9 Spring formative assessment fortnight
- Year 9 parents' evening
- Year 10 Spring formative assessment fortnight
- Year 12 Spring formative assessment fortnight
- Year 13 PPE week
- Year 11 Sixth Form taster day
- Year 7 Spring assessment week
- Year 8 Spring assessment week
- Reward Trip
- Half term ends
- Year 10/11 Berlin trip
- Year 9 Battlefields trip
- Half term holiday
- Term begins
- Year 7 and 8 Festival
- World Book Day
- Sixth Form NYC MUNGA trip
- Reach pathway evening for Year 11 (postponed)
- Year 9 Options Evening (postponed)
- Post-18 information evening for Year 12 (postponed)
- Year 11 theatre trip (postponed)
- D of E silver training in school (postponed)
- Spring term ends
- Easter holiday
- Year 12/13 Iceland trip
- Summer term starts
- Year 8 parents' evening
- May Bank Holiday
- Year 7 formative assessment fortnight
- Year 8 formative assessment fortnight
- Year 10 and 12 National Theatre trip
- Half term ends
- PE trip to Eindhoven leaves
- Half Term Holiday
- Half Term begins
- Year 6 1:1 meetings
- Parent Voice Meeting
- Year 6 1:1 Meetings
- Year 9 summative assessment week
- Year 6 1:1 Meetings
- Year 11 Leavers' assembly
- Year 12 assessment week
- Year 12 Geography trip
- Year 13 leavers' assembly
- RAG week
- Year 12 biology trip
- Year 7 parents' evening
- Early finish for Year 7 parents' evening
- Year 13 Prom
- Reward Trip
- Year 10 Swanage Trip
- Year 6 Induction Day
- Year 6 parents' evening
- Sports Day
- Year 7 Paris trip
- End of term for students
- Year 12 work experience week
- A Level results day
- GCSE results day
- Vision & Values
- Exam Results
- Governance
- Innovations at Ruislip High
- Ofsted
- Prospectus
- Open Evening 2021
Subject Murals
The corridors of Ruislip High School are the focus for an ambitious mural project.
The scheme involves adorning each corridor with a thought-provoking mural linking to each faculty or subject area.
So far murals have been created linking to science, English, geography, history, PE and psychology.
Under the creative direction of Ms Hill, Curriculum Leader of Art, the murals aim to inspire students to think about each subject as they approach their lessons.
Each mural is the result of several days’ planning by curriculum leaders alongside student focus groups. The murals then take several weeks to produce, carried out by Ruislip High’s enthusiastic art club.
The murals are a regular talking point among the students and they have attracted high praise from visitors. Indeed, visiting speaker and BBC travel presenter Michael Palin liked the geography mural so much he insisted on taking a selfie with it to show his wife! The geography display, containing a quote from Palin, is just one example of the incredible murals made so far. It challenges students to think about the geography of their local area while also considering global environmental themes such as deforestation, the future of tribal groups, and climate change. The murals therefore really boost Ruislip High’s provision for SMSC (social, moral, spiritual and cultural) education.
Photo captions (from left to right): Psychology mural; PE mural and Geography mural with Michael Palin CBE