Congratulations to Weronika (Y11) who has been nominated the Jack Petchey award for January, after having been voted for by her classmates and teachers alike.
Teachers in particular praised her consistent work ethic, steady, positive attitude, and her wonderful humanity.
This award is well-deserved as Weronika has long been an excellent contributor to the Harrow High community. In Y11, she has been particularly dedicated, and met a small group of classmates after school once a week to tutor them in Computer Science. During lock-down, she has gone the extra mile every week and kept an excellent spirit during remote learning, always the one to share knowledge and encourage others.
Well done and keep up the good work.
National Careers Week runs from the 1st to the 6th of March 2021 and aims to promote the importance of good careers education in schools and colleges. The event is founded by several volunteers with a combined wealth of experience from the Education, Business and Careers Guidance sectors and is run as a, not for profit organisation
Throughout the week our learners will get the opportunity to take part in a range of exciting activities and presentation during tutor time and some lessons. This will include years 7 - 10 having a lesson on Unifrog and learners will explore how interests lead to different education and training pathways. They will also be guided on what steps need to be ticked off to stand the best chance of application success.
The full programme of webinars and workshops can be downloaded below.
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Year 11 online Parents Evening on 24th February from 5.00 pm - 7.00 pm.
To book your appointment please login to the booking site
SchoolCloud - Harrow High School
School is currently closed to all learners, who should continuing with online learning at home. Only vulnerable learners and children of key workers will be able to access provision in school. As soon as we have any further Government guidelines, we will update families.
Well done to all our leaners and staff on our first day of learning from home, for the whole school. Feedback from students, staff, and parents has been very good, and attendance has been excellent. As we now know that we will be working this way until at least February half term. We are extremely proud of the whole community for making it such a success.
