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Celebrating our time at Cardinal Heenan at Prom

Celebrating our time at Cardinal Heenan at Prom

Our Year 11 students enjoyed a wonderful celebration of the end of GCSEs and High School at their end of year Prom – a lovely evening was had by all! Firstly, we were blessed with some lovely weather so students were greeted outside by numerous members of staff, old and new, who had taught them over the years at CHCHS. The students looked absolutely stunning in all their finery and there wasn’t an untucked shirt in sight! The venue was decorated beautifully and looked after the students well with welcome mocktails, a delicious plentiful hot/cold buffet and a great DJ who played all their favourite tunes. Head students, Eoin and Sophie, hosted a comical ‘Awards Ceremony’ and then the dancing began – continuing until 11.30pm when students’ carriages arrived to take them home (or in some cases to the next party!). Thanks to all staff that volunteered their time to help and above all the students, who were impeccably behaved as ever, for making it the success and great celebration that it was – a night for the Year 11s to remember!

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