AFA this Friday. Parents and carers, have you made your appointment?

6th March 2024Ms M Williams

Achievement for All Day is this Friday 8th March

We look forward to welcoming every Heartlands parent and carer to school for an appointment to discuss your child’s progress. This is your chance to meet with your child’s tutor and discuss their achievement, attendance, conduct and character. It is really important that you attend and this counts towards your child’s attendance. You should come with your child and they should attend in full school uniform. Please log on to MyChildAtSchool to make the appointment. As a result there will be no normal lessons on Friday. Please contact us if you are having any issues in making an appointment.

Happy New Year – back to school on Tuesday

5th January 2024Ms M Williams

Happy New Year to all our students, families and Heartlands community.

We welcome all students start back on Tuesday 9th January 8:25am. It will be Week B. There are just 24 days of this half term and School Matters so make sure your child doesn’t miss out on any important learning. All our term dates can be found here.

Key dates this term:

11th January – Year 7 Progress Evening (Make appointments on the MyChildAtSchool App)

23rd January – SEARCH Day

31st January – Year 11 Progress Evening following Mock exam Results

6-8th February – School Musical ‘We Will Rock You’

Start of term 2023

2nd September 2023Ms E Roberts

A reminder that the start of term arrangements

  • Monday 4th Septmber is an inset day: no students in school this day
  • Tuesday 5th September is year 7 induction day; year 7 only in school this day from 8.30-12pm
  • Wednesday 6th September all students in all day.  Gates open at 8.25am (Yr11 Community gate, Yr7 and 9 Main gate, Yr8 and 10 South Gate)

SNOW UPDATES OPEN WITH LATE START 13/12/2022 (UPDATED BY MRS ROBERTS AT 4.30pm ON 12/12/2022)

12th December 2022Ms E Roberts

We will be opening on the 13/12/2022.  This is all down to the hard work of our facilites team who are amazing and have worked all day to make this a possibility!

We will open to students from 10.30am with lessons starting at 10.50am. Some points of organisation: 

  • The year 11 gate (and path) is not safe to use so year 11 will be asked to enter through the main gate
  • We have gritted and cleared the site and made it safe as long as students are sensible and stick to cleared paths they will be safe, we will instruct them as they enter
  • Stuents should avoid public trasnport at all costs, there is a train strike and the buses will be VERY busy.  Walking sensisbly to school is the best idea.  Students should leave early as walking will take longer
  • students should wear senisble, waterproof shoes to school.

Please remind students: 

  • to bring all their equipement to school as usual we will be teaching a full normal timetable from P3
  • not to throw or play with the snow/ice etc as we have cleared this into piles it may have other materials in it they can not see which would hurt someone if thrown
  • it is christmas dinner tomorrow and they should be ready to take part in this annual, fun activity

SNOW UPDATES 12/12/2022 (updated by Mrs Roberts at 6am on 12/12/2022)

11th December 2022Ms E Roberts

Good morning

Having assessed the situation after the very heavy overnight snowfall we will be closed today.  HHS is a very tricky site to clear as it’s over three levles, we have had our amazing site team of 4 clearing until 11apm last night and again from 5am!  However we will have to close due to:

  • The site will not be cleared of snow and ice for use with full emergency routes out; our teams have worked until 11pm last night and were onsite at 5am and will continue to clear all day
  • The car park will not be a priority to clear and there are currently no trains in or out of Alexandra Palace Station and delays on the tubes, buses are significantly impacted and running a reduced service meaning many of our staff and students can not get in or home
  • Primary schools and nurseries will be closing meaning staff will be at home with dependants, care services will be disrupted meaning family members will need to support vulnerable relatives

Students will be set assignments via the DPR by their teachers: they should check this between 9.30-10am.  In period one we advise you to undertake your 20 minutes of daily reading or go outside and make a snow sculpture!  Once you have finished your snow sculpture (and sent your form tutor a photo!) you can logon to DPR and start some work for the day! 

GCSE results 2022!

25th August 2022Ms E Roberts

Year 11 students at Heartlands High School are today celebrating a great set of results; students can collect their results from 10am this morning until 12pm or they will be emailed after 1pm.  We have seen an increase in grade 5+ overall and specifically in Maths and Science. Students worked really hard and we are very proud of all they have achieved.  This year group overcame huge adversity and challenges to arrive at brilliant outcomes! We are very very proud of them all! 

Overall Heartlands students achieved 80 grade 9s!   6 students were awarded the top grade in Maths,  17 students in English, 11 across the sciences. 

Our 2022 cohort will attend a range of high quality colleges, sixth forms and apprenticeships next year; we look forward to hearing of their continued success.  

I would also like to thank our amazing staff who supported our students in achieving such excellent results.  

Best wishes to them all for the furture

Mrs Roberts

Headteacher

Results Overview:

% 9-5 in English and Maths 55%
% 9-4 in English and Maths 69%
% 9-5 in English  63%
% 9-4 in English  73%
% 9-5 in Maths 63%
% 9-4 in Maths 75%
EBACC (41% entered)  28%

Anthony Billings, CEO of SEARCH Education Trust said ‘We are delighted with the results achieved at Heartlands High School this year. This is a real tribute to the resilience, tenacity and sheer grit of our students, teachers and support staff who have risen to the demands of the restored examination system and given their very best. We wish all of our students the very best as they enter the next phase of their education.’