The Year 13 students have devised their own dramatic pieces using a wide range of influences and styles, please come and show your support on Friday 6th December at 6pm.

Performances will take place in the Lovell Theatre. Tickets are available on the door for £1 and there are a host of different performances to enjoy.

Refreshments will be available on the night.

Come and enjoy a fun packed adventure, full of romance, humour and derring-do!

Robin Hood - a classic English Hero will be saving the day on Wednesday 11th, Thursday 12th, and Friday 13th December in the Main Hall.

Doors open 6.30pm and show starts at 7pm.

Refreshments and Tombola will be available on the night.

Tickets are available from the Arts College office at £4 for Adults and £3 for Concessions.

Egglescliffe School has launched a student magazine for the first time in its 50 year history. Working with Mrs Staveley, students in Key Stages 4 and 5 write, edit, produce, design and lay out the magazine. Here’s a note from the Year 13 editor, Nicola Huckle:

“As you may know, the school has recently started producing a magazine written by students and designed for students called ‘The Egg’. Each article is written by students in Years 10 and above and covers a range of topics, for both educational and entertainment purposes. The magazine is generously funded by the PTA and will be available for you to read at the end of each half term. Our first edition featured articles such as a run down of the Top 10 scariest Halloween films and the current issue promises to be even better, including a puzzle page that will push your knowledge of children’s TV to the limit and the once-in-a-lifetime chance to find out which Disney princess is Mr Finney’s favourite. We hope that you enjoy reading the magazine, as it gives us the opportunity to create something new and inventive each half term that is relevant as well as being fun and imaginative. Copies of the magazine will be available in the upper school houseblocks as well as the Sixth Form block and the Library –we hope you enjoy reading!”

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