Virtual Tour
Two weeks ago, Tibshelf Community School’s Book Fair officially wrapped up.
Tibshelf Community School was buzzing with activity on Thursday night as its doors opened to the surrounding primary schools and its students.
As Year 7s settle in for their first week, let’s look back at some of the highlights as they joined us at Tibshelf Community School.
Service awards are rewarded to staff who have been with Tibshelf for a number of years. A testament to their commitment and hard work.
During a well-earned summer of rest, one final milestone awaited Tibshelf Community School's class of 2026. Results Day.
A day of kind weather and kinder community spirit, Sports Day saw Tibshelf Community School students and staff take part in Danish Longball, high jump, and a whole host of track events such as the 100m.
All to the tune of Wonderwall by Oasis – a quick shout out to the World Cup naturally!
As the year group arrived in their glittering dresses and glamorous suits, school staff and family members watched and celebrated from the reception doors, as they welcomed guests to their 2026 prom for Tibshelf Community School.
Nostalgia was clearly in the air, as students and staff alike shared memories of their favourite lessons, school trips and tutor group highlights.
Band club has a simple goal: to help pupils gain the confidence to learn an instrument. They can practise together. They can play together. In time, some are even hoping to start a band.
The students representing Uruguay will have been cheering the loudest, having claimed victory at the Tibshelf World Cup Tournament last night.
"Barcelona was amazing. I really liked going into the cathedral to see all the artwork."
- Heidi, Tibshelf Pupil
"Cycling is a good way to stay fit."
- Darwin, Tibshelf Pupil