Out of the box art studio will be hosting a free art workshop for children and young adults with autism spectrum disorders and additional needs, family members are welcome too. The Session will be held on Thursday 27th October, 10:30 - 12:30pm, at the Out of the Box Art Studio, St Pauls Church Community Centre, [...]
On Sunday 9th October, the Enham Trust are holding a charity fire walk at The Weyhill Fair Public House. As well as the fire walk they will have a fire engine, sumo suits, archery, stalls, name the bear competition, raffle and more taking place from 2pm. A live band, BBQ and bar from 4pm. For [...]
This week in assemblies we have been considering “Keeping Safe”. We have looked at some of the different risks young people need to know to protect themselves against. This included looking at staying safe online and making sure that they take care with the information they share online and using all [...]
The latest edition of The Andover Edge has just been published. The Andover Edge celebrates the exceptional teaching experienced every day in our schools here in the heart of Andover. Enjoy reading and be inspired by the stories of success and achievement happening in classrooms across our town.
Harrow Way School 3 – 3 Horndean School (5 – 5 AET), Harrow Way won 4 – 3 on penalties. On Tuesday afternoon Harrow Way played Horndean in the Hampshire County cup. After a defeat from the previous week, Harrow Way were hungry for their first victory of the school year. [...]
Harrow Way Year 9 Netball team played The Clere School at home on Thursday 22nd September and were victorious 17 - 9. Coaches player of the match went to Amber Cherrington. Team: Zuzanna Falkeawska, Izzy Kirby, Amber Cherrington, Liberty Southgate, Lucy Ladd, Bronwyn Barton-Knott, Indie-Mae Jones, Emily Cook, Donna Doig. Our Year 10 team also [...]
On Thursday evening, the year 8 football team travelled to Warblington School , Havant in a tight game where the lead changed hands on many occasions. Harrow Way eventually won 5-4. Dylan Willard scored one goal and Fin Belbin scored 4! Aston Mussell was man of the match for a dominating display in midfield. [...]
During assemblies this week my central message was again about challenge and expectations. I have asked teachers to expect even more of our incredible young people and encouraged the students to push themselves out of their comfort zone more consistently. Last year, we worked hard to significantly raise expectations around are three simple rules of [...]
Harrow Way students are celebrating this morning with news that their 2016 GCSEs results are one of the best in the school’s history. An impressive 60% of students achieved five GCSEs A*-C including Maths and English, a 10% increase on last year and the second best set of results in the [...]
With the world’s tropical rainforests slightly too far away for a day trip, Harrow Way Community School Year 8 Geographers instead found themselves exploring Kew Gardens historic Palm House. Considered to be the most important surviving Victorian iron and glass structure in the world, the Palm House proved to be the [...]