One Team, One Dream

We are a proud, ambitious and inclusive school at the heart of our community. Every student is known, supported and challenged through great teaching, strong relationships and high expectations.
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Why Patcham?

Our aim is to develop well-balanced 16 year olds, ready to go out into the wider world, to lead happy and fulfilling lives and to contribute, positively and generously. We place great importance on high quality relationships, teamwork and a ‘can do attitude’.

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Clubs

Learning and wider school life at Patcham High doesn’t just take place between 8:30am and 3pm. We offer an extensive extra-curricular club’s programme across many subject areas.

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Pastoral Care

At Patcham High School, our pastoral system aims to support the personal, social, and emotional development of every student, ensuring they feel safe, valued, and ready to learn.

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Hear From Our Students

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The best thing about Patcham is the support from the teachers. They genuinely care and always give advice that helps me do my best.

Keira G, Year 11

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I really enjoyed studying The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and I think I enjoyed it more due to how we were taught it. I like to hear other people’s interpretations and how they dissect a story. My English lessons help me read more challenging books.

Grace S, Year 11

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Patcham High is fun, friendly and full of brilliant people. It’s been great to have lessons taught by subject specialists and the there’s been a huge range of sports of offer.

Silvia O, Year 8

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Patcham High is full of great opportunities with so many clubs to attend.

Dylan P, Year 8

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I want to be an author, and my lessons help my writing be the best it can be.

Sophia B, Year 8

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Studying geography at Patcham High sparked my interest in how landscapes form, but it was a field trip to the Jurassic Coast that became a pivotal moment. Seeing the rivers and rock layers up close made me realise this was something I wanted to understand more deeply — it’s what led me to become a geomorphologist.

Ellie C, Leaver 2013