Neston High School is an 11-18 rural comprehensive school of over 1700 students. We are an oversubscribed school and many of our students travel from Chester, Wales, and The Wirral to be a part of our thriving community. In this school every student and every parent really does matter. It is a truly exciting time to be joining our school and with our state-of-the art 22 million pound new build and our recent accolades and successes, your son or daughter can be assured of an exciting, stimulating and challenging educational journey here at Neston.
PASSPORT to NESTON - Monday 22nd August to Wednesday 24th August 2022. Registration for Passport to Neston has now closed. You can still enquire to see if we have spaces by emailing admin@nestonhigh.com
Read MoreNeston High School is proud to announce our production of William Golding's "Lord of the Flies". The performances will take place in Bushell Hall at Neston High School on Tuesday 5th and Wednesday 6th July 2022 at 6.30pm.
Read MoreFollowing the school’s recent Ofsted Inspection, we are delighted that we are now able to celebrate the findings from their time with us.
Read MoreYear 8 have been fortunate to have met with Buddhists from the Kailash Buddhist Centre as part of their Buddhism unit in Philosophy, Religion and Ethics. Along with some guided breathing practice, pupils learnt about the life of the Buddha, the impact that Buddhism has on believers today and had cha...
Read MoreNeston High School’s thriving sixth form is an inspiring and friendly environment, in which our young students can extend their academic knowledge and develop the skills required for university, employment and beyond.
If a child or young person aged 18 or under tests positive for COVID-19, they should try to stay at home and avoid contact with other people for 3 days. This starts from the day after they did the test. Children and young people tend to be infectious to others for less time than adults. If they’re well and do not have a temperature after 3 days, there’s a much lower risk that they’ll pass on COVID-19 to others and can return to school. Advice from NHS England