We’re pleased to let you all know that our Year 8 travellers are safely at the hostel following today’s journey. Thanks to Yousef for the group selfie. More photos to come later this week. Don’t forget you can keep up...
At Harrow High School, we understand the importance of Black History Month and the diversity it incorporates. Therefore it is celebrated through a variety of formats. In Yr 7, we teach the unit ‘Black people of the Americas’ throughout the...
Our Art department have been taking their year 9 and 10 classes to Kew Gardens over the last two weeks in search of inspiration and source material for their GCSE studies. A lot of work was done and they also...
Harrow High learners again represented the school at the last post ceremony in Ypres. (above). They also visited the Canadian memorials of Vimy Ridge and Newfoundland before going to Thepvial.
Zan Farooqui continued his recent run of success with victory in the Men’s Hertfordshire County championship this weekend. This weekend he’s off to Ipswich to take part in The East of England Championships and is aiming for a top 8...
Joseph de Boulogne was born in 1745 on a plantation near Basse-Terre, on the French Caribbean island of Guadeloupe. His mother was Anne Nanon, slave-mistress of his father, the nobleman George de Bologne de Saint-Georges. At 13, he began 6...
We had our inaugral careers fair at Harrow High today. learners from all year groups were present and a fantastic experience was had by all. We had lots of positive comments from our employers about how great our learners are. Aqib Khan...
On Wednesday 26th September, the parents of our year 7 learners attended a Mastery Maths Information evening. Parents were given information on how Mastery Maths was being implemented, and then parents had an opportunity to do some maths themselves! Topics...
Sixth Form Open Evening We would like to invite you and your son or daughter to our Sixth Form Open Evening which takes place on Thursday 11th October at 6 pm in the Sixth Form block. You will be introduced...
This week sees us listening to a range of Mozart’s most famous string quartets. A particular highlight of the week is KV. 465 – Dissonance. This is one of Mozarts most famous works. The first movement opens with ominous quiet...
