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On Wednesday 19th June, schools across the UK will be celebrating National Thank a Teacher Day — a chance to show our appreciation for the incredible work teachers and school staff do every day.

Parents and careers can join in by sending a free ‘Thank You’ e-card to a teacher or member of staff who’s made a difference.

👉 Send yours at:   thankateacher.co.uk

Let’s come together to celebrate the dedication, kindness, and passion of our school staff — and let them know just how appreciated they are.

Thank you for your support!

Year 10 students had the exciting opportunity to visit the British Museum, where they explored some of the world’s most fascinating historical artifacts. From ancient Egyptian mummies and Roman inscriptions to Greek vases and Māori carvings, the exhibits offered a powerful look at global cultures and civilizations.

The trip began in the impressive Great Court before students ventured into galleries that spanned thousands of years of human history. Many were amazed by the intricate details of the artifacts and how they connected to what they've been learning in class.

“It really made history feel real,” said one student.

The visit inspired curiosity, reflection, and a greater appreciation for the past. It was a day of learning that won’t be forgotten any time soon!

Ms H.Serena

Head of Student Development

Year 13 learners celebrated their final official day of Sixth Form with a fun-filled awards assembly. From “Most Sick Days” to “Class Clown,” “Most Likely to Become Prime Minister,” and “Most Likely to Go on Love Island,” the class of 2025 definitely went out with a bang!

But it wasn’t all jokes and laughter. A heartfelt message from the Head of Sixth Form reminded everyone to treasure family and always remember that how you make others feel is what truly matters.

Now that the final day is over, the countdown to university begins! With exams and booster sessions left to tackle, learners are ready to take on the world, heading off to new adventures and opportunities. Sixth Form may be over, but the real journey is just beginning!

We are thrilled to celebrate one of our students who has secured a place at Oxford University to study Law. This achievement is a testament to their hard work, grit, and determination.

As they shared, “Hard work, grit, and determination always pay off: Getting into Oxford for Law is proof of this. Every hurdle along the way challenged me and allowed me to grow, which I couldn’t have done without Harrow High School supporting me every step of the way!"

Their advice for others? “Getting into Oxford is not for the faint-hearted, but my biggest advice is to be yourself at every stage. They want someone living and breathing the subject they’ve applied for. Read, take the initiative, and start immediately!"

We are proud to have supported this student on their journey. Their story is a powerful reminder that with dedication and the right support, anything is possible.

Mr Preda

Head of Sixth Form

As we welcome the Summer Term, we want to ensure that all students are well-prepared to enjoy a healthy and happy term ahead. Please take a moment to review some important health-related information:

Medication Policy Reminder

For the safety of all students, we would like to remind parents and guardians of our school’s medication policy. If your child requires any medication during school hours, please ensure that the following steps are followed:

• A signed medical authorisation form must be completed and submitted to the school office.

• Medication must be provided in its original container, with clear labelling and instructions.

• All medication will be administered by Welfare officers according to the instructions provided.

If you have any questions or need further information, please contact the medical office 

0208 861 7300 | ext: 7310