The acclaimed children’s author, Cliff McNish, is visiting Harrow Way on Wednesday 21st September to perform to Year 8. Cliff McNish is a master storyteller of spine-chilling ghost stories and his latest novel, The Hunting Ground, is no exception – a tale of one house, two boys, a ghostly girl and an evil baddie who [...]
Following discussions we have been notified that John Pike Coaches are now running a service from Roman Way. Timings are: First pickup from King Arthur's Way at 8.05 am First pickup from Roman Way at 8.15 am (approx) Costings for this service are not yet known to us, but will be communicated to parents. There [...]
Harrow Way say goodbye to: Claire Dudman, Teacher of Maths, who has secured a position of Teacher of PE elsewhere; Hannah McLaughlin and Michael Dean, Cover Supervisors, both of whom are leaving to train as teachers; Chris Dale, Teacher of Maths, who has gained a position as a History Teacher in the south of the [...]
Harrow Way Under 13's Cricket team capped off an amazing season with a very narrow loss to Test Valley, with Harrow Way being only 6 balls short of not only victory but an unbeaten season. Ben Cox and Liam Russell got the side off to a great start, both retiring on an unbeaten 26 and [...]
Go-Ride are holding two cycling programmes at Harrow Way on the 17th & 18th August open to anyone 6 - 16 years of age. Click here for details and consent form.
Lions in the Community are holding Football Tournament nights at Harrow Way School on 2nd, 3rd & 4th August. Click here for more details.
Students from Years 7, 8 and 9 were invited to the annual presentation evening on Monday the 25th July in the School Auditorium. The evening was to celebrate their achievements by awarding prizes for effort and achievement in each subject area. There were also Head of Year awards which were awarded for Contribution to the [...]
Excited Key Stage 3 students had fun drawing with tea. They have found the experience rewarding and challenging at the same time. Please browse through our tea art work by clicking on one of the thumbnails below. Why not try one yourself? Sprinkle some tea and start drawing!
Exploring the qualities of the print-making technique and upgrading their knowledge of Portraiture, Year 8 students created their own self-portraits. Here are some examples of their work.
In the last couple of months KS3 students explored the art of optical illusion also known as Op Art. Under the supervision of Mrs Gibbs students used their knowledge of positive and negative space to create their own optical illusions. Please click on the thumbnail to view more photographs.