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14/05/21

Tickets for our Year 11 Prom are now available to buy via sQuid. A big thank you to for letting us use their venue. https://t.co/Y4JEfOCui6

14/05/21

Please find our weekly newsletter on our website. https://t.co/TArEHFFa3w

13/05/21

Our new Gardening Club (HHGC) have now planted over 138 pots but have room for more! If you are able to donate seedlings or potatoes we would be very grateful. Bags of compost and a greenhouse would really put smiles on our faces!

11/05/21

Vacancy: Teacher of Science Please see our website for details. Closing date: Friday 28 May 2021 noon. https://t.co/3kWp0fzlcM

11/05/21

It's been a challenging time for many families, especially during the pandemic. If you are a family with a child under the age of five and are finding things difficult then are here to help. https://t.co/t6ptBrTjoF

11/05/21

It’s Mental Health Awareness Week! Let’s do all we can to support the people around us and promote the amazing benefits that nature brings for our wellbeing. https://t.co/0D9H1IG4Ho

11/05/21

Did you know that Hampton High has a Junior Volunteer Police Cadet Unit based here at Hampton High? For all of you aged 13 and above, we also have two senior cadet units elsewhere in the Borough. Please see our website for further details. https://t.co/2cFIDp0SK4

11/05/21

Thank you to for inviting our parents and staff to their Wellbeing Wednesday Lecture Series on 19 May. Please find details on how to register a place in our weekly newsletter which goes out on Friday. https://t.co/hmII7nPhKA

07/05/21

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30/04/21

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29/04/21

Congratulations to Assal Ruse, Headteacher for winning prestigious national award! https://t.co/ndsgcNgmNN

29/04/21

Thank you to for inviting our parents, staff and older students to their Wellbeing Wednesday Lecture Series next week. Please find details how to register a place in our weekly newsletter. https://t.co/QIizszjM3v

29/04/21

Thank you for visiting our school. We were delighted to have you and we look forward to welcoming you again in the future. https://t.co/60vTP1oLnr

23/04/21

Vacancy: Teacher of Science Please see our website for details. Closing date: Friday 7 May 2021 noon. https://t.co/3kWp0fzlcM

23/04/21

We look forward to welcoming her again in the future. Munira has been a strong advocate for schools and young people throughout the pandemic and has worked closely with us as a group of Richmond Headteachers for the last 13 months since the first lockdown started.

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23/04/21

We were delighted to welcome MP to our school for a visit this morning. Munira looked around the school, visited some classes, attended our Year 10 assembly and also met for a discussion with some of our student council (observing covid restrictions). https://t.co/akaSvNM3qi

23/04/21

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22/04/21

We look forward to welcoming her again in the future. Munira has been a strong advocate for schools and young people throughout the pandemic and has worked closely with us as a group of Richmond Headteachers for the last 13 months since the first lockdown started.

31/03/21

Please find our end of term newsletter on our website. https://t.co/TArEHFFa3w

19/03/21

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EBACC Advice

EBACC: The English Baccalaureate

Whilst we will not direct students to study subjects they do not wish too, we advise you to consider the future benefits of choosing courses that are known as the English Baccalaureate (EBACC). Despite it not being a qualification itself is a recommended path of study by the UK’s most prestigious universities.

We recommend considering the EBACC, however we also hold great value in the Arts subjects that may not appear in this advice. We advise students to select a variety of subjects based on, not only their future career, but what they enjoy and are passionate about. Our Key Stage 3 curriculum is designed to offer students the opportunity to study a broad and balance range of subjects and we also recommend this to be transferred to GCSE.

To accommodate both, it is suggested that students select triple science, a language and a humanity to achieve the EBACC requirements and then to include a fourth Arts subject.

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