Daily Distance: 84 miles Total Distance: 316 miles Conditions: Rain Set off from Bristol at 9:30 and were lost by 9:31. Luckily we found a bike shop who gave us a map and some directions, so thanks to Evans Cycles in Bristol. […]
Daily Distance:Â 81 miles Total Distance:Â 232 miles Conditions: Sunny with light wind Day three starts with sore bodies attempting to rise early, we all ache (apart from Francis, grr). Not being able to face another torturous day of hills we hastily re-plan the route to follow mainly A-roads and therefore avoid major [...]
Over the last few weeks Year 8 students in Mrs Collins’ art class have been working with children from Harrow Way Pre-school helping them to make and paint clay sunflowers and pea-pods. […]
I recall in my last Head’s corner my optimistic comments about looking forward to warm sunshine for a few months. How wrong can one be? Perhaps we should be optimistic now about the possibility of some seasonal weather during the summer break and maybe even an Indian Summer later on! [...]
Earlier today the Year 7 students had a great time at Monkey World. They had a very eventful start to their day though. Only one coach out of the three that left Harrow Way actually reached its destination on time and without a hiccup. Coach two broke down just the other side of Salisbury and [...]
The Hall was thronged on Tuesday night to see the young and not so young performers of Harrow Way strut their stuff in this year's Stars in Your Eyes competition. For a gallery of pictures click here.
There was a packed house for the Key Stage 3 presentation evening on 16th July. The audience of parents, staff and students heard Headteacher, Mr Currie, welcome everyone to the school and praise the record of the students who had been recognised with an award. Deputy Headteacher, Mr Goatley, has responsibility for Key Stage 3 and [...]
The last act of the Yr11 Btec group was played out in the open air theatre of Phil Bowen and Sue Best on 10th July. To read more click here. To read about the work of Phil Bowen and Sue Best click here. A video of the production can be viewed here in full. [...]
During the year 5 activity days, students who had a science lesson got the chance to do a piddle experiment. Photos can be seen of the experiment in the gallery here.
The Year 10 Scientists were recently given an insight into the nature of radiation and radioactivity, highlighting the need for safety, monitoring and shielding by Mr Williams and Mr Manello, who work in the Radiology Safety and Monitoring unit of the Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE), Aldermaston. Seen in the picture are two volunteer radiation workers [...]