On Friday 18th December, the students will be dismissed from school at 12.30 PM. The timetable is as follows:
Periods 1-3: Normal Lessons
Period 4: 11.50: 12.30 – Tutor Time
12.30 PM: Students dismissed.
School restarts for the spring term on Monday 4th January 2016.
We wish all our parents and carers a very relaxing and enjoyable Christmas break.
A grand awards event took place at Alexandra Palace on Tuesday 8th December to recognise those students, teachers, schools and groups who have performed outstandingly and made Haringey proud.
The Haringey website states that the judges base their decision on the following criteria from all the nominations received:
Heartlands is extremely proud that our students and staff were among the finalists. Jodie Bulmer and Andrea Heidari won the ‘School Mentor’ award, Rochelle Anderson won the award for ‘Volunteer of the Year’ and Tila Lawton was the winner for ‘Outstanding Academic Achievement’. Congratulations and Well Done to all of them!
Mr Batimba, who runs early basketball sessions with the students every morning, and does outstanding work with them, won the award for ‘Support Staff of the Year’. We are extremely proud and delighted for him.
The school will be closed for an INSET day on Friday 27th November, and will be closed to students on this day.
Congratulations to the parents who won this year’s HHS Quiz night. The teachers did a fantastic job, but for the first time in HHS history they lost to the mothers and fathers of our students.
Thank you to everyone who supported the HHS Quiz night. We managed to raise over £250 with this event and the money for this goes towards paying for a minibus for the Learning Support Department so that they can use this for all the excellent clubs, trips and nurture interventions for all our students with learning support needs.
Well done to Adele Lloyd for also selling the most amount of tickets- you are a super Quiz Leader!
It’s Anti Bullying week at Heartlands High School! This year the theme is “Let’s make a noise about bullying”. To raise awareness and promote our zero tolerance to bullying, pupils will be taking part in many activities across the week, such as Beyond Words quizzes, citizenship debates, national and internal competitions, work with a theatre company and a pledge to stamp out bullying language.
Pupils and parent/carers should always be mindful that any complaint of bullying at Heartlands will be thoroughly investigated, treated with sensitivity and properly sanctioned. Bullying is not welcome in our school and will never be tolerated. Any reports of bullying can be made at any time using our “Act Now – report bullying” link on the website or can be reported directly to any member of staff. Any further queries can be answered by Miss Gibson.
Let’s make a noise about bullying!
