The school will be open between 10 am and 12 midday for leavers to come and collect their exam results. Please come to the auditorium.

If you are unable to collect them from the school you can email Mrs Cook, Exams Officer, at laura.cook@harrowway.hants.sch.uk who can arrange to email your results to you on the day.

Our latest Newsletter, including the ‘Head’s Corner’ and a summary of all the news and events that’s happened at Harrow Way over the last term, can be viewed here.
A reminder that school breaks up for the Summer break at 12.45pm on Friday 20th July 2018. Autumn Term begins for students at the following times:
Monday 3rd September – INSET Day
Tuesday 4th September – Year 7 and Year 11 prefects only
Wednesday 5th September – Year 7 and Year 11 prefects only
Thursday 6th September – All Year groups

Harrow Way: 20 1/2, Wellington Academy: 9
The last game of the season, and the girls’ last ever rounders match ended with a resounding win against Wellington Academy. An excellent team performance combined consistent hard hits when batting with accurate and controlled fielding.

Everyone contributed to the batting score, with Amelia Kalwajtys scoring an impressive 3 from 3 attempts in the second innings. Players’ player of the match went to Shannon Durrans.

Team: Izzy Kirby, Izzy White, Joanne Mathew, Tamara Clackson, Lucy Ladd, Indie Jones, Grace Farrelly, Shannon Durrans, Amelia Kalwajtys.

From Monday, we expect students to attend school in normal uniform as temperatures are forecasted to drop.

We will make further communication if this changes.

This summer we have lots of fun things going on all across Hampshire, for all ages and many of which are free. As well as featuring gardens and gizmos, we have our big summer event at Milestones Museum, “Mission Mega Machine” a fully interactive science exhibition featuring inventions and innovations developed in Hampshire. Come along and learn about flight, rockets, steam, hovercraft, robots and more in this hands-on exhibition and adventure trail (suitable for KS1 and KS2.)

There are loads of events going on in the arts centres and museums too. As well as bookable workshops, most venues have free children’s make-and-takes and quizzes over the summer which you don’t have to book, just drop in. Please see attached leaflet for details.

We will be publishing a complete calendar of events for 2018/19 at the end of term in the Summer Newsletter. However, we would like to confirm the start of term arrangements and INSET Days for 2018/19:
Monday 3rd September – INSET Day
Tuesday 4th September – Year 7 and Year 11 prefects only
Wednesday 5th September – Year 7 and Year 11 prefects only
Thursday 6th September – All Year groups
Wednesday 14th November – INSET Day
Friday 21st December – INSET Day
Thursday 14th March – INSET Day
Tuesday 25th June – INSET Day

This year our annual sports day was turned upside down due to the hot weather. To make the most of the cooler morning weather our track races took place at the start of the day. Before lunch saw all students out on the field, after the track races a wide variety of sports took place including, rounders, softball, basketball, tennis and the climbing dyno challenge. Later in the afternoon, students took part in the throwing and jumping events. During the morning students were entertained by winners of the H-Factor, who performed their songs. Each race earned house points, the winners of the Sports Day Cup will be announced on the last day of term.

Pictures from the day can be seen here.

On Tuesday 10th and Wednesday 11th July, Harrow Way welcomed over 400 Year 5 students from 10 Andover Primary schools to experience life at Harrow Way. Students took part in lessons, having a taste of different subjects the school provides, including Design Technology, Catering, Geography, History, ICT, Dance and Art.

We will continue to allow students to come into school in their Harrow Way PE Kit until further notice.

The Year 9 Rounders teams lost a close-fought final against John Hanson on Wednesday. Drawing 6 all after the first innings, the girls let the pressure get to them in their fielding, allowing John Hanson to stretch their lead in their second bat. The girls fought hard but eventually lost 17-11.

Batter of the match was Emily Cook, Fielder of the match went to bowler Libby West. A mention must go to deep fielder Ruby Pilford who has played an excellent rounders season.

Team: Libby West, Emily Cook, Ruby Pilford, Donna Doig, Alicia Lund, Victoria Butler, Leigh Stanbrook, Martha Cooper, Beth Matthews.