As I am sure you will have seen last weekend, the Prime Minister announced plans to ease some of the current lockdown measures as part of a “conditional plan” to reopen society. The plans include the proposal for a phased reopening of primary schools from 1st June beginning with Reception, Year [...]
I am writing to give you further information on our school’s approach to the Coronavirus outbreak and guidance to families who are unsure of their responsibilities. Please rest assured that we are following Government Guidance, which is updated on a regular basis. Today, Thursday 12 March, the Department for Education has issued a statement in [...]
Please click here to view a list of Harrow Way Community Education courses, starting April 2020. Information on courses can be found here.
As a precautionary measure, we have decided to cancel any large scale non-essential events scheduled in school this week. As a result, we will be cancelling the Year 9 Curriculum Evening scheduled to take place tomorrow. There are currently no further changes planned and school will be open as usual to all students and staff. [...]
The first day of term, Thursday 3rd September 2020 is an INSET Day. No students should attend. On Friday 4th September, all new intake Year 7 students plus selected Year 11 Prefects should attend. On Monday 7th September, all students should attend.
Harrow Way students enjoyed the ultimate science lesson recently hearing from a number of the UK’s top scientists. Professor Robert Winston topped the bill at Science Live where he was joined by a number of leading experts from the fields of chemistry, physics, clinical anatomy, and oceanography. The engaging day, which [...]
Students from Harrow Way bought recent history lessons to life with a trip to Warwick Castle, famous for being one of the top ten most visited attractions in the UK. Originally built over 1100 years ago by William the Conqueror, the Castle, with its original motte, portcullis, murder holes and battlements, [...]
Harrow Way Community School has had a second student, Charley Kinghorn, elected to represent the 22,000 young people within North West Hampshire following the recent Hampshire Youth Parliament (HYP) elections. All secondary schools and colleges in the county took part in the election, which ran from 6-31 January. Over 4,739 votes [...]