Heartlands Ski trip to Italy

28th September 2016Ms A Farnum-Davies

ski trip 2In light of the successful Ski Trip to Italy last year, we are proposing running this trip again this academic year. This trip is open to all pupils who in Years 7, 8, 9 and 10.

The trip will depart from Heartlands On Saturday 11th February, returning on Sunday 19th February 2017.  Details of the resort can be found at http://www.interski.co.uk/resorts.php.

All pupils who participate in the trip must have a 90% attendance rate or higher. We can take up to 42 pupils so please note that places are on a first-come,  first- served basis.

A letter has been sent home with students.  A copy of the letter can be seen here

If you have any queries please contact Mr Adcock, Outdoor Education Coordinator, neil.adcock@heartlands.haringey.sch.uk

 

 

 

Trip to Bude, Cornwall

28th September 2016Ms A Farnum-Davies
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As part of the school’s enrichment curriculum, next year all students in Years 7 and 8 are being offered the opportunity to take part in a residential trip to an activity centre in Bude, Cornwall..

The centre offers a huge variety of activities including surfing, climbing, abseiling, canoeing and teambuilding to mention just a few.  The trip will leave Heartlands on Monday the 27th March and return on Friday 31th March 2017.

A letter has been sent home with the students, please ensure reply slips are returned to the school’s Reception as soon as possible.  If you have any queries, please contact Mr Adcock, Outdoor Education Coordinator, neil.adcock@heartlands.haringey.sch.uk

Please click here to view letter.

Ride London

21st April 2016Miss C Dee

During the Easter holidays 7 Y11 students went with Mr Levis, Mr Brierley and Ms Tillson to the Olympic Velopark to meet Bradley Wiggins. This was the launch event for Ride London, and specifically the 46 mile event the students will be taking part in. The students were fantastic throughout the day, meeting the Tour De France and Olympic Winner, and even putting him through a difficult question and answer session!

 

 

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Free talks for parents/carers about SEN

11th January 2016Ms A Farnum-Davies

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Free talks for parents/carers

about Special Educational Needs & Disabilities issues:

Personal Budgets for Short Breaks, Writing Outcomes

The SEND Information, Advice & Support Service are hosting two information sessions at Markfield for parents/carers 

Personal Budgets for Short BreaksTuesday 26 January 2016

10am-12pm

We will share information about the personal budgets system in Haringey; the assessment process, your choices and rights, how support should be provided and by whom.

Writing Outcomes

Tuesday 15 March 2016

10am-12pm

We will share information about the importance of using outcomes to plan all SEN Support and the key role of outcomes within SEN Statements or Education Health and Care Plans. We will look at how to make outcomes SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound)

 How to get to MarkfieldOur centre is in Markfield Park

Walking either via Markfield Road, 
or Crowland Road through Markfield Park, 
or along the River Lea towpath

Driving via Markfield Road. Parking is available at the centre

Tube Seven Sisters, Tottenham Hale

Bus 41, 76, 123, 149, 243, 259, 279

British Rail South Tottenham, Seven Sisters, Tottenham Hale

Address: Markfield Road, London N15 4RB

 

 

 

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Please email or call our Family Support Administrator to book your place!

familyadmin@markfield.org.uk

020 3667 5233

 

 

Anti Bullying Week

16th November 2015Miss C Dee

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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!