This half term the Hampshire Cultural Trust (HCT) have lots of fun things going on all across Hampshire, for all ages. Most of our museums are free to enter and have activities going on throughout the holidays, including free children's make-and-takes, trails and quizzes which you don't have to book, just drop in. There are [...]
Harrow Way took a combined team to their first tournament of the year at John Hanson this week. Playing against mostly Year 8 only teams in the 7 a side tournament, the girls did extremely well. Each of the five ten minute games were well fought contests. Harrow Way came away with 2 wins, 1 [...]
Year 8 had a brilliant day at the Harry Potter Studio Tour London on Tuesday 15th October. They were lucky enough to have a set design lesson where many secrets were revealed about the making of Harry Potter and even got to see original set design pieces. The tour was incredible. Our students were buzzing [...]
Harrow Way's Eco Club is ensuring the School keeps the environment at the top of its agenda with the launch of a number of exciting new initiatives. With the help of the Eco Club and a number of partners the School is battling waste, plastic and litter as it moves to becoming eco-friendlier. Donna Robertson, [...]
Harrow Way Year 10 students were given an insight into the role STEM plays in defence with a Cyber Challenge Day at the British Army’s Blandford camp. Competing against a number of other schools, the team of eight won the challenge as they pitted their wits to solve numerous tasks in [...]
4-2 Win for Harrow Way to begin the new year in good form. Goals came from Liam O'Riordan who scored twice in the first half before Dylan Willard added a third in the second half. Harrow Way endured a nervy fightback from Robert Mays to make it 3-2 before Cayden Brooker finished the game with [...]
Year 9 Art students looking for inspiration for their ‘Circles and Rings’ project were given a creative treat with a visit to Southampton City Art Gallery. With renowned artists Yinka Shonibare curating the Criminal Ornamentation exhibition, students were guided by gallery staff as they explored the works of a number of celebrated artists. A mixed [...]
Following years of maths teaching frustration, our very own Mrs Frape has designed a new style of protractor. This long standing maths essential, which has not changed for 100 years, has been redesigned by Mrs Frape to help reduce confusion and simplify its use in geometry lessons. Stationery giant Helix has [...]
Harrow Way Headteacher Michael Serridge joined a number of high profile guests and leading lights in the education sector at a recent gala evening to mark the official launch of the 2019 Parliamentary Review. The prestigious event, held at Mansion House, the private residence of the Lord Mayor of London, celebrated [...]
With the new GCSE regime acknowledged as the toughest yet, Harrow Way students and staff are still celebrating this morning with another year of outstanding results. As in previous years students excelled in the core subjects. An impressive 74% of students achieved a GCSE grade 9 to 4 in English Language [...]