Meet Elijah, one of our wonderful students who has taken it upon himself to spearhead his own independent fundraising campaign. Together, Elijah and his form group have raised an incredible £133.46 through a sponsored silence, choosing to donate the funds to WWF and The Salvation Army.

This thoughtful act is a shining example of our school values in action (kindness, courage and excellence) and shows how our students continue to honour the legacy of our founders, the Crossley Brothers, whose own generosity laid the foundations of our school in the 1800s.

Well done to all involved!

We’re proud to be in the top 10% of similar FFT Secondary Schools in England for attendance!

At Crossley Heath, we know that great attendance is key to great achievement. Every day in school is a chance to learn, grow, and be part of our vibrant school community — and we’re so proud of our students and families for recognising just how important that is.

Being in school every day builds confidence, friendships, resilience, and academic success, and it’s one of the best ways our students can unlock their full potential and prepare for a bright future.

A huge thank you to our students, parents, carers, and staff for working together to make attendance a priority — this achievement belongs to all of you!

Join us for a fun-filled day at the Crossley Heath Summer Fete & Market Day!

Saturday 12 July 2025

10:30am – 2:30pm

The Crossley Heath School, Skircoat Moor Rd, Halifax HX3 0HG

Our PTA has put together a fantastic day for the whole family, including:

Plant & flower stalls

Craft & makers market

Food & drinks

Tombola

Outdoor games & activities, and much more!

Entry just £1 per adult (children go free)

Whether you're looking to shop, eat, have a laugh or just soak up the atmosphere, there's something for everyone.

Please spread the word!

An early start yesterday morning as our Year 10 students set off at 5:30am for Belgium on the first day of our Battlefields Trip.

Today, they are exploring the Somme region, visiting powerful and poignant sites including: La Boiselle Crater, Thiepval Memorial to the Missing of the Somme, Newfoundland Park Preserved Battlefield, Railway Hollow Cemetery, Vimy Ridge Trenches and Memorial and the Notre Dame de Lorette French National Cemetery

It’s been a moving and memorable first day, bringing history to life and helping our students understand the scale and impact of the First World War.

Our students have been having the adventure of a lifetime on their trip to Iceland, packed with unforgettable sights, natural wonders and once-in-a-lifetime experiences.

Sunday started bright and early as we departed school at 7:45am and headed straight to Reykjavik for a Lava Show – a spectacular and fiery introduction to this land of ice and fire!

On Monday, we took a boat trip to the stunning island of Heimaey, where we hiked to the crater of a volcano, explored lava flows and ash deposits, and discovered why it's known as the Pompeii of the North. We then headed to the immersive Lava Centre Cinema before returning to the hotel for a well-earned rest.

Tuesday was a true showcase of Iceland’s natural drama. We began at the incredible rift valley at Þingvellir, stood in awe of the explosive geysers at Geysir, and felt the full force of the mighty Gullfoss waterfall. The perfect end to the day? A relaxing soak in the geothermal waters of the Laugarvatn Fontana Spa. Pure magic!

We’re so proud of how our students have embraced this journey — exploring geology, geography and the great outdoors in one of the most extraordinary landscapes on Earth.

Our U14 boys football team felt the disappointment of becoming Calderdale Schools’ Cup runners up in their final tonight against Brighouse High, but they must hold their heads high.

In a physically demanding contest, played in hot conditions, Crossley Heath shrugged off their underdog status playing some excellent football in the first 20 minutes. Captain George distributed well all game from midfield, and with another fine through ball he found Gabriel on the left who dribbled excellently to get behind the defence and put the ball in the path of Cory, who finished with superb composure and accuracy to give Crossley’s the lead.

Not long after, George played another pinpoint pass to flying striker Hasnain who sprinted clear of the defence to fire in from just inside the box, but celebrations were muted when the linesman raised the offside flag. 1-0 at half time.

The Crossley Heath defence were superb for much of the game. Hassan, Charlie, David, Ethan and influential keeper Aidan, kept the threatening Brighouse forwards at bay until midway through the second half when Brighouse scored from close in. 1-1.

The Crossley Heath squad tenacity and work rate has been the foundation block of their development and this brought chances to edge ahead in this game. Musa, Joe, Yousha and Sai were the epitome of that ethos in their time on the pitch. That effort carving out another chance that hit the post.

Crossley’s looked the more dangerous side in the closing 5 minutes with continued pressure at the Brighouse end. With full time and penalties approaching, it was heartbreaking to see Brighouse break away to score a winner after Aidan had pulled off a point blank save.

Despite the obvious disappointment for the team in this result, their development and progression has been clear over the last 3 years. We look forward to their Y10 campaign.

Thanks to all of our parents/carers/family members for your support this season!