Wolfreton is a vibrant, happy and ambitious school where students can thrive. As part of The Consortium Academy Trust, we are ambitious about the future – creating learning environments and excellence in teaching and learning that provide our children and young people with the best chance at a successful future.
We are a large, successful secondary school serving the Haltemprice area of the East Riding of Yorkshire. As a community of almost 1400 students, including a Sixth Form of over 130, young people can enjoy expert teaching, excellent care and a wealth of opportunities — whilst achieving strong results at both GCSE and A Level. Generations of families have chosen Wolfreton, and many more travel to join our community, where we believe the best is yet to come. Our values — Excellence, Endeavour and Respect — are known as The Wolfreton Way. They capture our high aspirations, our determination to give every child the very best, and our belief in working together to achieve success.


Respect Award winners - 1. Sophie brightens every room she enters with her warmth, kindness and infectious enthusiasm. She can always be relied upon to support our school community, whether through community projects, helping younger students or representing Wolfreton in sporting events. She gives her time generously and treats those around her with respect. Sophie’s willingness to get involved and help others makes a positive difference across the school, and we are proud of the example she sets. 2. Amelia’s kindness and respect shone throughout the Peru expedition. At Tarawasi and Huyapo, she enthusiastically helped local children learn English through games and play, giving them her time and patient encouragement. During the demanding five-day trek to Machu Picchu, she also supported fellow students and staff, offering reassurance when the going became tough. Amelia listens, includes others and cares deeply about the people around her. She was a wonderful ambassador for Wolfreton throughout the expedition. 3. Isaac demonstrates Respect through his kindness and positive attitude. As an ATA representative, he listens carefully and represents his peers’ views thoughtfully and fairly. His confident contribution at Beverley Court made him an excellent ambassador for Wolfreton. Through his work on the Mode shift programme and an active travel app, he has also shown care for the wider community and environment. His maturity and integrity make him an outstanding role model.
Endeavour Award winners - 1. Emily grew in confidence throughout Year 12, becoming more resilient in managing her studies and the demands of young adulthood. She bravely stood for the Youth Parliament and secured one of just four places in the region. Having attended local council meetings to understand how decisions are made, she will also have the opportunity to visit the Houses of Parliament. Emily’s willingness to challenge herself makes her a deserving recipient of this award. 2.Charlie has shown incredible strength in overcoming challenges. Despite the obstacles he has faced, he has continued to move forward with courage and determination. His positive attitude and quiet resilience have inspired those around him. This Endeavour Award recognises the perseverance he has shown throughout the year and his willingness to keep going when things are difficult. Charlie should be incredibly proud of all he has overcome.
Proud to share some photos from our awards event - KS3 subject award winners ⭐️⭐️⭐️
🔦Spotlight on History🔦 1. Mrs Pattison’s Year 7 class have been responding to whole-class feedback, demonstrating the History department’s commitment to meaningful feedback and active student engagement. 2. Year 8 students have been working hard on their Tudor unit, developing their understanding of the Religious Settlement and its importance in shaping Elizabethan England. 3&4. Wolfreton Debating Club has been exploring the question of whether the British Empire should be celebrated or condemned, with students researching a range of historical evidence and interpretations to support their arguments. Led by members of our Sixth Form Politics students, the club brings together pupils from across the school in preparation for a lively and informed debate after half term.
Have a restful break - see you on Monday 2nd November 👋
Congratulations to our attendance spot prize winners ✅⭐️ thank you @tigerstrustofficial for the donation of Hull City Tickets 🐯
Year 7 - Halloween disco part 2 ⭐️🎃
Year 7 - Halloween disco part 1 ⭐️🎃 thank you to our wonderful staff who organised and staffed the event. ❤️
Great to welcome the BBC Bitesize Careers Tour to Wolfreton yesterday! 🎤 Students heard from a fantastic panel of local professionals, including Simran Panesar (BBC), Alex Johnstone (National Grid) and Laura Smith (Hull Truck Theatre), gaining valuable insight into career pathways, skills and future opportunities. ⭐️
Check out this year’s Year 7 pumpkin competition entries! Fantastic entries 🎃well done to Ava for her winning entry. All who entered received their ‘Boo bags’ from the year team this week. ⭐️