Nigel Huddleston MP visited Prince Henry's High School to tour the facilities and take part in a question and answer assembly last week.
The Q&A, which was attended by sixth form students, allowed the young people to ask the Mid Worcestershire MP questions on a broad range of topics, in a session that showcased their vast interest in politics and current affairs.
Following the Q&A, Mr Huddleston said: "I was seriously impressed by the vibrant intellect and inquisitive spirit displayed by Prince Henry's Sixth Form students.
"Their thoughtful questions during our Q&A assembly underscore the school's dedication to nurturing informed and engaged young minds."
Following the Q&A assembly, he joined the school's senior team, which includes headteacher Dr Tony Evans and senior deputy headteacher Ben Freeman, for a detailed tour of the school.
Despite having visited the school many times before, it was a chance for the MP to have a detailed, first-hand look at the facilities and academic environment at the upper school.
Following his visit, Mr Huddleston said: "I am very grateful to the Prince Henry's community, particularly the senior team, for the warm welcome and the insightful tour."
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