This week we have been privileged to have Lou Richie, education officer at the Hawk Conservancy Trust, come in and take our House assemblies. To each house Lou did a presentation on the bird of prey which represents their house name: Kestrels, Buzzards and Hawks. Unfortunately they could not bring any of the house birds [...]
Please place any vouchers you have in the collection box by student reception. The deadline for handing in any vouchers is 20th May so keep collecting and please do not throw them away. Bring them in to school and help us collect as many as possible. Thank you very much!
'Writes of Passage - 50 Books That Will Change Your Life' is a scheme created by those lovely folks at World Book Day HQ. Over the past few months young people have been invited to nominate the books that rocked their worlds. From the results an ultimate list was created of 50 BOOKS that could change YOUR life [...]
On Tuesday 4th March 2014, 30 Gifted and Talented Geography students visited the Natural History Museum in London. The morning was spent looking at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition. After lunch students looked at the rest of the museum but mainly focussed on the Earthquakes and Volcanos Gallery. Students could travel to the [...]
On Friday, Year 8 took part in the Tutor Group Spelling Bee. Organised by Mrs Caulfield and brilliantly hosted by Miss Herbert and Mr Marsh, it was a very enjoyable event and throughout the participants were incredibly enthusiastic. It was held in the Auditorium and consisted of four tense rounds where contestants and teams on [...]
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In the run up to World Book Day on the 6th March, Mrs Caulfield has been distributing hundreds of WBD books to Harrow Way students. Year 7 will be given the books as part of the World Book Day Tutor Group challenge and have a choice from the following titles:- ‘Jack Pepper’ by Sarah Lean [...]
Before Half Term nineteen Year 10 and 11 students visited a very snowy New York. They saw the world’s most visited tourist attraction – Times Square which was virtually empty due to the weather conditions preventing any international and domestic flights. The adverse weather conditions also made the trip to Central [...]
It is hard to believe but we are already half way through this academic year! Given the extreme weather and subsequent flooding that much of the county has suffered in the past months, we need to be thankful we have fared so well.Our site team continue to work hard to further [...]
At the end of January 96 BTEC Dance students performed Peter Pan to sell out audiences. The whole production can now be viewed online here.