Celebrating Diversity

At Thomas Mills High School & Sixth Form, the importance of diversity is both celebrated and embraced. Each year, our Year 7 pupils participate in an exciting day dedicated to exploring and appreciating different cultures and experiences. This year’s Diversity Day was filled with engaging workshops and thought-provoking talks.

The day kicked off with a range of interactive workshops. One of the highlights was a session titled “Can Anyone Box?” led by former student and professional boxer, Eilish Tierney. Another standout workshop was “What Does It Mean to Be Jewish?” conducted by stand-up comedian Rachel Creeger. In the workshop “How Can Art Celebrate Diversity?”, artist Lily Hammond guided pupils through creative activities, illustrating how art can be a powerful medium for expressing and honoring diverse perspectives. Humanist and Hindu speakers also shared their philosophies and beliefs, providing a platform for students to learn about different worldviews. These sessions were invaluable in fostering an environment of open-mindedness and mutual respect.

It was a fantastic day where our Year 7 pupils were encouraged to explore, question, and celebrate the differences that make each person unique.

Open Mornings and Annual Open Evening

We will be hosting a series of Open Mornings from 21st to 25th September, starting at 9:30 AM each day as well as our annual Open Evening on Thursday, 24th September, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

If you would like to attend an Open Morning, please get in touch as soon as possible via email at inmail@thomasmills.suffolk.sch.uk. This will help us to manage visitor numbers on specific days. There is no need to register in advance for the Open Evening and of course you are welcome to attend both events.

For more information find out more here.