Harrow Way history department is putting Andover on the historical map as part of a refreshed approach to the school’s history curriculum. By embedding and bringing local history to life in lessons, students are learning that history happened and was made in their own hometown of Andover. Lead History Teacher at Harrow Way Neil Bates [...]

Harrow Way has given every student in Years 7 to 10 in the school a high quality reading book as part of its newly introduced tutor reading programme. Every day, during tutor time, students now enjoy sustained reading which will support the work they are doing across a range of subjects. Commenting on the programme [...]

Lieutenant-General Freddie Viggers, recently visited Harrow Way to thank the school’s teaching team and staff for all the work done supporting students and parents through the ongoing pandemic. The Lieutenant-General visited the school on behalf of the Lord-Lieutenant of Hampshire who was keen to show their appreciation and gratitude for the extra effort and commitment made [...]

The new list of after school sports clubs for the Autumn Term has been released and viewable here. A full list of extra-curricular enrichment activities can be viewed here.   ?

Please follow this link to read Mr Serridge's letter regarding arrangements for the Autumn Term.  The link has also been emailed home to all parents today.

We are delighted to share with you our Senior Prefect Team for the coming year. We began this process when we returned to school in March. We asked students to submit letters of applications to indicate their interest in leading our school. Over half the year group had applied! During the interview process, we were [...]

Former Harrow Way head boy Mark Todd returned to the school this week having successfully completing his Masters degree at the University of Oxford. Mark, who studied physics at the UK’s top university, visited the school to meet Headteacher Michael Serridge and current students. Commenting about his time at Harrow Way and how it helped [...]

This May we mark 4 years since Alice Razza passed away. Alice was a Year 11 student who sadly died of cancer in her last year at Harrow Way. Every year we raise money for the Amazing Alice charity - this year we raised an amazing £780.

Following on from the successful launch of a number of extra-curricular PE activities last term we are very pleased to be able to add a number of other activities to the programme that all students can attend. These extra activities will start from Tuesday 18th May.

Harrow Way Community School Year 10 students recently got a serious study skill boost with Elevate Education. The award-winning experts delivered two of their specialist workshops which are designed to improve student performance through high impact study skills. Two of their presenters, both recently graduated from university, joined the Year 10 students to deliver Study [...]