Partners
- Hymers College
- National Citizen Service
- EFL Trust
- Community Work Fundraising
Hymers College
Hymers AvenueHull
East Yorkshire
HU3 1LW
T: +44 (0)1482 343555
Contact email Visit our websiteISC ID: 13034
Head
Mr Justin Stanley (Headmaster)
Boys - age range:
Day: 3 to 18
Girls - age range:
Day: 3 to 18
Size
1054 pupils
Hymers College case studies (13)
Partners
- Hymers College
- Various local schools
- The Brownlee Foundation
- Sport DofE Cadets
Partners
- Hymers College
- Collngwood Primary
- Hessle Mount
- St Richards School
- Kings Foundation
- Sport DofE Cadets
Partners
- Hymers College
- Thoresby Primary School, Hull
- Pearson Primary School, Hull
- Academic
- Developing School Leaders
- Student Well Being
- Community Work Fundraising
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Partners
- Hymers College
- Hall Road Rangers
- Sport DofE Cadets
- Community Work Fundraising
Partners
- Hymers College
- Back to Ours - 2017 City of Culture
- Performing Arts And Music
- Community Work Fundraising
Partners
- Hymers College
- Hull City Council
- Emmaus Hull
- Welcome House Charity
- National Avenue Allotment Society
- Adelphi Club
- Hull Vineyard Church
- Achieve Potentials Charity
- Art And Design
- Developing School Leaders
- Student Well Being
- Community Work Fundraising
Partners
- Hymers College
- Viking radio
- Student Well Being
- Community Work Fundraising
Partners
- Hymers College
- Hull Churches Housing Association
- Endike Community Care
- Developing School Leaders
- Student Well Being
- Community Work Fundraising
Impact of partnership work done in 2023 (ISC annual Census 2024)
- 80 state schools involved
- 501-1000 state school pupils involved
- 450 staff hours given
Impact Statement
The school continues to interact with record numbers of the local community, partly as a result of the City of Culture legacy, being the training provider for the National Citizen Scheme, celebrating our 125th anniversary by encouraging our students to give back to the community and also a continued desire to open up its facilities. Total money raised for local charities is over £10,000 per annum.
Total numbers of hours volunteered by students and staff stands around 8,700 with over 9,000 people in the community benefitting in some way.
As far as state schools are concerned we have 70 students going into 4 Primary Schools each week helping with their English and maths. In addition we visit 3 state primary schools and run a PE/Games Programme. We believe we have helped over 300 pupils over the course of last year in this way.
The impacts cannot be scored in terms of MTQ48 or SCI-2. However, I can share the following benefits to social cohesion that would not have taken place without the efforts of Hymers College pupils and staff:
- Improved communication skills and confidence. This is particularly evident within the programme of Sixth Formers helping in local state primary schools. The Sixth Formers and the pupils they help develop their verbal and written communication to an age group that they would not normally communicate with in an academic way.
- Physical benefits to the local community resulting from 'Community Days'. For example, in the Sixth Form Community Day: facilities in local parks were painted; litter sculpture was created; planters will built, filled and installed in streets; residents of care homes were musically entertained; work with the Emmaus charity was completed; documentation for council brochures was translated, etc.
- The offering of facilities to the wider community has created opportunities to bring huge numbers of people together for a common purpose. The most significant of these are: the 'Humber Games', with hundreds of participants, helpers and supporters and the 'Classics in the Park' concert, again with a 4-figure attendance.
Find out about scholarships and bursaries for this school here.
- Academic scholarships
- All Rounder awards
- Art scholarships
- Design scholarships
- Music scholarships
- Sport scholarships
- Sixth Form scholarships
- H M Forces discounts
- Sibling discounts
- Bursaries for new entrants
- Hardship awards for existing pupils