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15:35 PM - 10 Dec 2024

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18:00 PM - 6 Dec 2024

A Level Art & 3D Design students were tasked with a sculpture challenge designing site-specific sculptures inspired by local and distant locations, reflecting their history and unique qualities. Highlights included Kingston Marketplace, the Rose Theatre, and Camden Market. pic.twitter.com/2Vy2d0HsyO

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18:00 PM - 5 Dec 2024

Our Sixth Form students met Her Honor Judge Georgina Kent and His Honour Judge Simon Heptonstall! They shared their journeys to becoming judges, gave insights into the judicial system and sentencing. Students also got to try on traditional robes and wigs worth up to £2,000! pic.twitter.com/ObXtuBv91S

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10:29 AM - 5 Dec 2024

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18:00 PM - 18 Nov 2024

A competition has been organised for our Year 9 linguists, by the great minds at ! It combines puzzle-solving, language-learning, and teamwork. We can't wait to get competing and we will keep you posted of our progress! pic.twitter.com/ZIMH9oDhCd

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15:48 PM - 13 Nov 2024

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18:00 PM - 11 Nov 2024

On Friday, the Y10 boys' rugby team attended a tournament hosted by Old Cranleighan's RFC. They beat Southborough 32-0 before a nail-biting win over Riddlesdown won with the last kick of the match, sadly losing the decider against a strong Glyn team 19-5 to finish second overall. pic.twitter.com/ZU8jh4WOqr

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16:21 PM - 11 Nov 2024

Students from HWS and HWPS attended the Remembrance Sunday event at the Hinchley Wood Memorial Gardens yesterday with performances from the orchestra and choir. Thank you to everyone supporting this event. pic.twitter.com/ofnYU1IRaT

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16:00 PM - 10 Nov 2024

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18:00 PM - 8 Nov 2024

Today our 6th Form Politics students had an inspiring session with Monica Harding, Lib Dem MP. They delved into hot topics, from the latest Labour budget and the impact of the American election to local issues like river pollution, housing, and the rise of the Reform party. pic.twitter.com/AHz3dKqcwz

Pastoral Care Journey

Year 7

  • Tutor groups allocated taking into consideration student friendships, parent/carer views, recommendations from Primary school and discussions with relevant staff.
  • If appropriate, some Year 7 students will join a transition group, where they are taught in small classes for a number of different lessons and receive specific support from the transition group team.
  • Each tutor group is allocated Year 11 student mentors who support the form as a whole and/or on an individual basis.

Year 8

  • Tutor group moves with tutor from Year 7 into their second year.
  • Teaching groups are also formed to help students to gradually learn to work with different students
  • Year 11 mentors continue support tutor times.

Year 9

  • In their third year students start to explore and consider their choices for the GCSE subjects to be studied in Years 10 and 11.
  • A ‘Guided Choices’ evening early in the spring term offers students and parents guidance and advice on how to make these choices.  Form and subject tutors play a key role in helping and supporting students at this stage.
  • Guidance is also offered on career paths that might include post-16 school and college provision.

Year 10

  • Students continue in the Tutor Groups, however, new teaching groups are formed based on their Guided choices.
  • As they start their GCSE courses a range of pastoral support is available to help students to both maintain academic success and ensure their overall wellbeing. 

Year 11

  • The full range of pastoral care options continues to be available if and when required and is particularly important as the summer exam period moves closer.
  • During this busy year, students also start to consider their post-16 options – which A Levels, which sixth form, which college?
  • Advice and guidance for these important decisions is paramount and the school – including careers guidance team, tutors, heads of learning - works with both students and parents to help make the best choices for each individual.

6th Form

Throughout

  • The Pastoral and EWMH teams provide access to, a range of support, including: 1:1 intervention sessions, supported study and emotional literacy support.