Flower Beds
The sun was out and so work was started on our first flower beds. A big thank you to the students who worked so hard all afternoon. Keep an eye on our photos to see how their beds progress. Mr S. Badby Â
The sun was out and so work was started on our first flower beds. A big thank you to the students who worked so hard all afternoon. Keep an eye on our photos to see how their beds progress. Mr S. Badby Â
A sunny Wednesday on the Harrow Way field was the perfect setting for the Andover and District Rural Schools’ Football Competition. Organised by Owen Tromans, PLT of Kimpton School, and supported by the Harrow Way PE Department and Andover FC, the day ran smoothly and extremely well.  […]
On Monday 16th March, Harrow Way joined John Hanson and Winton and their cluster schools at The Lights Theatre. Each of the three cluster groups, presented an anti-litter campaign in front of a panel of judges. […]
Harrow Way Community School's application for National Healthy Schools status has been approved. To achieve this award we were required to meet criteria in four core themes: Personal Social and Health Education including sex and relationship education and drug education Healthy eating Physical activity Emotional health and well-being including anti-bullying education and to show ample [...]
Its another new month (March) and everyone has been working hard. Our onions and garlic, which are in our raised beds, have survived the winter and are doing well; we have also been busy planting in our polytunnel and digging fresh beds outside. So far we have sown seeds for …… Carrots, Sugar Snap Peas, [...]
Please click on the thumbnail to view some photographs of the day's frivolity.
Football was everywhere on Harrow Way School field on Thursday 12th March! Over one hundred and fifty enthusiastic Year 5 and 6 pupils from the local primary schools set across the pitches for an exciting afternoon’s football in the Andover and District Town Schools’ Football Tournament. […]
Have you met my uncle Frank? Please click on the thumbnail to view more pictures Mrs Collins introduced Year 8s to a project called ‘Hideous Portraits’ which required the students to imagine they worked in a call centre taking instructions over the phone for a portrait. This particular portrait was of [...]
Seven of our Year 10 Sports Leaders led a fantastic fun-filled tri golf session at a sunny Portway Infant School on Wednesday 11th March. Jamie Healy and George Argyrou started the session with ‘Tiger Says’ – the Year 2 quickly enjoyed learning some golf terminology: green, tee, water and sand! [...]
Please follow this link to view the Headteacher's letter to parents regarding Comic Relief 2009