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Come along to our popup exhibition in Stockport on Thursday 18th December 2025 (4.30pm - 6pm), to peruse and celebrate art work by students of Levenshulme High School.

Healthy Schools Manchester are running a number of online sessions during 2025/26, to help support parents and carers on a variety of topics.

Support for families in Manchester, on a wide range of topics.

On Thursday 13th November 2025, nine Eco-Club students proudly represented our school at an environmental conference in Manchester.

Levenshulme High School will be hosting a forum for parents and carers of Neurodivergent Levenshulme students. Come along and chat with representatives of the school and the Neurodiversity in Education Project.

We would be delighted if you could join us on Thursday 27th November 2025 from 4.30pm to 6.00pm.

We are delighted to be able to open our doors and invite families in to see our school during Open Evening on Monday 15th September, from 4pm - 6pm.

A huge congratulations and well done to the class of 2025 on their results this year. We’re very proud of your achievements.

See if you qualify for support with school transport, meals and more:; manchester.gov.uk/helpinghands; Free Holiday ActivitiesThere are loads of free activities to try in Manchester this summer. Find out more:; loadstodo.co.uk; Need Help…

We’d like to wish you a safe and restful break over the summer holiday. The school re-opens to all students on Monday 1st September 2025, with staggered start times.

Manchester City Council are offering thousands of FREE benefit-related places for children’s activities over the Summer Holiday.

Learn all about Grey Partridges and why the school has adopted them (this article was written by our student English Leaders).

A free event about the Change Programme, SEND initiatives in Manchester and what's important to parents and young people. Tuesday 24th June 2025, 10am to 2.30pm, at the Mechanics Institute.

The Social Communication Pathway (SCP) is the local autism assessment service in Manchester. The SCP team is a multi-agency team which assesses social communication difficulties in children and young people living in Manchester. The SCP…

As part of our commitment to a smooth transition, we would like to invite families in to meet staff and find out essential information prior to the transition days.

As part of the Neurodiversity in Education (NiE) project, a number of training modules are available to parents and carers, with a focus on 'Exploring Neurodiversity'.

We’d like to wish you a safe, enjoyable and restful break over the Easter holiday. Levenshulme High School will re-open to students on Tuesday 22nd April 2025 at the usual time.

The Chartered Trading Standards Institute has issued a warning that imported sweets and fizzy drinks with known links to hyperactivity and cancer have flooded the UK.

We offer students the opportunity to develop their leadership skills in a range of roles. Students can apply to join a club and fulfil a role as student leader for at least a year. Some of our students have been student leaders all the way…

Most pharmacies in England are now providing the Pharmacy First service.

Levenshulme High School will be hosting a forum for parents and carers of Neurodivergent Levenshulme students to come and chat with representatives of the school and the Neurodiversity in Education Project.

We’d like to wish you a safe and restful break over the Christmas holiday. The school re-opens to all students on Monday 6th January 2025.

Welcome to our options page. Please take a look at our course descriptions below to learn more about what's on offer.

Information from Kooth about wellbeing support for students and families during the holiday period.

Levenshulme High School will be hosting a forum for parents and carers of Neurodivergent Levenshulme students to come and chat with representatives of the school and the Neurodiversity in Education Project.

If you need help and support this winter, there are a wide range of local services that are there to help you if and when you need them. From food support to money advice, and staying connected, help is at hand in your local neighbourhood.

Levenshulme High School will be hosting a forum for parents and carers of Neurodivergent Levenshulme students to come and chat with representatives of the school and the Neurodiversity in Education Project.

Join us for this parent/carer group session on Friday 18th October 2024, 1.45pm - 3pm, in The Energy Box (stadium) at Levenshulme High School.

Do you have a neurodivergent (ND) child or young person who goes to Levenshulme High School? If you do, we’d love for you to join us on at this parent group session.

The debate about teenagers and their use of mobile technology has been a key focus in the news this summer, not just in the UK but all over the world. Whichever side of the debate you agree with, most people agree that everyone needs to be…