Year 4 & 5 Information Evening

We would like to invite prospective pupils currently in Year 4 & 5 with their parents/carers to our Information Evening on Tuesday 25th April, 18:00-20:00.

The evening will consist of a talk by Mr Clarke (Headteacher) and Mrs Begbie (Deputy Headteacher) followed by a tour of the school building with student guides.

Please note that this is not a full Open Evening and WKGS teaching staff / students (other than tour guides) will not be available to speak to on the evening. Our next full Open Evening will take place in September.

Please click the link below to book your place. 

https://wkgs.org/information-evening

Mrs R Stenhouse
Entry Requirements

Grade 6 in GCSE French

Exam Board

Pearson (Edexcel)

Why Choose French?

French remains a worldwide language and nothing can substitute for the ability to converse with people in their own language. Careers in business, politics, education, travel, fashion and media are all enhanced by the ability to speak a language. Increasingly, science, technology and medical courses are recognising and valuing the diversity of skills and aptitude for learning an A-level linguist shows.

You should consider studying a language A-level if you enjoy intellectual challenge; if you want a qualification that will be recognised as academically rigorous by universities and employers; and if you are passionate about the world, travel and communication. 

What is Involved? 

At A-level, you will study the French language and culture from all over the francophone world. Topics covered include family, festivals, media, music, education, work, France under the Occupation, immigration and integration. Students study a film and a novel in French and write about them in exam conditions. There is a considerable amount of time devoted to grammar and learning how to speak and write accurately. Skills learnt at GCSE such as translation, listening and reading are improved and perfected throughout the course.

Assessment is across two written papers and one speaking examination.

Select page
Fine Art & Graphics
Art Textiles
Biology
Business
Chemistry
Computer Science
Economics
English Language
English Literature
Film Studies
Food Science & Nutrition
French
Further Maths
Geography
German
History
Latin
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy, Religion & Ethics
Physical Education
Physics
Politics
Product Design
Psychology
Spanish
Textiles
Theatre Studies

examination results

60%

of A-level students achieved grades A*-B

100%

of A-level students achieved grades A*-C

100%

of A-level students achieved grades A*-E

hat we've been up to...

24Mar '23

Final day of the Scholastic Book Fair and there is still plenty of interest in the books. #Scholastic #Welovereading https://t.co/caWluIwztR

23Mar '23

We are looking to appoint highly motivated and enthusiastic Cover Supervisors to provide classroom supervision in the event of absent teachers and generally support the smooth operation of the academy staff at other times. wkgs.org/latest-news/va… https://t.co/tMyWdKXbQn

23Mar '23

Ramadan Mubarak to all of our #WKGSCommunity https://t.co/MtLe3LQ8TQ

23Mar '23

For this week's #ThrowbackThursday it's back to June 2008 where #WKGS U13 team played at Wembley for the Schools Cup Final. https://t.co/Iq7QeNAKiy

21Mar '23

Evie, Louisa, Eliza, Imogen and Ahlam (#WKGSY12) have just returned from Gladenbach having attended the European Conference. They presented to the other countries about the myths and legends of England, English culture and school life. We are looking forward to Latvia 2024. https://t.co/gY4KmEjsP1

20Mar '23

Well done #WKGSY7 Netball Team, amazing achievement! twitter.com/WKGS_PE/status…

20Mar '23

A-Level Religious Studies study day to Cambridge University

The Religious Studies department took a group of Year 12 students to Cambridge University to attend an A Level Religious Studies Study Day at the Faculty of Divinity.   The guest speaker,  Libby Ahluwalia, is a teacher, a syllabus developer, an examiner trainer and author of several acclaimed GCSE and A level textbooks.  The event provided advice and support for students with an interest in theology, religion, and philosophy of religion who may be considering studying these subjects at university, particularly being beneficial for students aiming for high (A/A*) grades.

17Mar '23

We are pleased to announce that the full HD video of our production of Grease is now available to download for £9.99. The download includes bonus backstage footage and a professional set of production photos. All profits will go towards future productions. video.wkgs.net https://t.co/Svw5rUMLld

17Mar '23

Well done to everyone who took part in today's House Tag Rugby competition and thanks to PE staff and Sports Captains for organising another fantastic event. Congratulations to Furniss who were overall winners. https://t.co/Va53c6w1N1

16Mar '23

We are very proud of Mia, Grace, Peggy and Hannah (#WKGSY12) who are through to stage 2 of the Samsung 'Solve for Tomorrow' Competition having completed a workshop at the Samsung Headquarters. They are now refining their idea and will resubmit for a chance to pitch in the final! https://t.co/AK6KmKsGw6

16Mar '23

A reminder to all students that the deadline for this term's #WKGS Interform Challenge is Friday 24th March. Please submit entries to Miss Ellis or via Google Classroom. https://t.co/ZA2jehK3rc

16Mar '23

As part of our summer programme to help support students make informed choices for the future, we are running a subject/careers fair on 26th April and 3rd May for Y11-13 students. If you can help let us know: forms.office.com/e/aCFU0YSX4x

16Mar '23

All parents, staff, students and friends of #WKGS are invited to attend our PTA Family Quiz Night and Fish & Chip Supper. There will be a fun general knowledge quiz, a prize for the winning team and a raffle to support PTA fundraising. Book your table at: ticketsource.co.uk/west-kirby-gra… https://t.co/euMB1CSeoV

16Mar '23

Introducing our very own #ThrowbackThursday series where we take a weekly look back through the archives at #WKGS of days gone by. We start this week by taking you back to June 2014 where #WKGSY9 students organised a charity fair. https://t.co/mPNL1WZ0n3