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A Wikipedeia article would be an excellent project for a group of senior students, and regular Wiki editors are always on hand to help. One way to expand a school article is to take a look at the articles of some of the other schools in Worcestershire and see the kind of information they include. Pick a good one, and build your article up the same way. For example, information to include about your school could be some of the details from its its Ofsted report, numbers of students by gender and year, its special status as a music, language, or sports college, and if has done especially well in competitions. Some former pupils may even have become famous or important people. If you are using a computer on a school network, to avoid connection problems, be sure to sign up for your own Wikipedia user name, and use to log in each time.--Kudpung (talk) 21:48, 3 July 2009 (UTC)[reply]
A Wikipedeia article would be an excellent project for a group of senior students, and regular Wiki editors are always on hand to help. One way to expand a school article is to take a look at the articles of some of the other schools in Worcestershire and see the kind of information they include. Pick a good one, and build your article up the same way. For example, information to include about your school could be some of the details from its its Ofsted report, numbers of students by gender and year, its special status as a music, language, or sports college, and if has done especially well in competitions. Some former pupils may even have become famous or important people.