Thoughts of going to University don’t just start at college as Harrow Way Community School is demonstrating with some recent collaborations with The University of Winchester. All year groups, from Year 7 to 11, are taking part in activities designed to provide information that generates enthusiasm and understanding of higher education. [...]
Year 10 GCSE Art students from Harrow Way Community School are drawing inspiration from one of the UK’s leading sculptors, Laura Ford following a recent trip to The New Arts Centre at Roche Court. Laura is renowned for her part human, part animal creations which often resemble fantasy figures from children’s [...]
Following in the footsteps of some of the country’s top athletes Harrow Way Community School GCSE PE students were put through their paces at Bath University recently. 15 Year 10 students visited the £30 million Sports Training Village which is renowned as a world-leading environment for the delivery of sport, sport [...]
Today we were pleased to announce our new student leadership team for the next academic year. Badges for the new Head Boy, Head Girl and deputies where presented by the out going Head Boy, Will Cooper and Head Girl, Katie Guilford. This year, there was such a high standard of applicants, which made it very [...]
Organised by Harrow Way Community School, with support from Andover Cricket Club and Hampshire Cricket, seven teams of enthusiastic girls took part in the 2015 Andover and District Girls’ Kwik Cricket Competition recently. With the warm weather arriving, it was a perfect day for cricket! Teams from Anton, Balksbury, Hurstbourne Tarrant, [...]
On Tuesday the 16th June, 15 GCSE PE students were fortunate enough to visit the Queen’s Tennis Club and watch the action from the second day of the AEGON Championships 2015. A day full of world class tennis and sunshine left all the visitors enthralled. With the views from Centre Court [...]
This week, 40 Year 8 students are at Calshot activities centre for the week, taking part in an adventure activities week. We're only a day and a half into our trip, but we've already been climbing, track cycling, wind surfing, kayaking, mountain biking and taking part in an initiative course and a crate stack. Not [...]
With a national trend which sees girls’ interest in computers decline as they get older, Harrow Way Community School has enlisted the help of IBM to keep Year 8 female students on the ICT track. A recent visit to the company’s base in Hursley, which is Europe’s largest software development facility, [...]