Students in Year 7 were rewarded for various achievements over the second spring half-term. Names were drawn for the following prizes: Bonus Credit achievements, 100% attendance, and highest Attitude to Learning.
Places in all clubs are limited so choose wisely and choose something you will enjoy. Don't be afraid to try something new.
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Over February half-term, a volunteer group of Hungerhill students provided a public service to the local community by helping to clear the copse between Hungerhill School and Sainsbury’s of litter and rubbish.
Visiting dignitaries attended Hungerhill School to commemorate their leadership of this year's Move on, Move up initiative.
Our students had a great time on World Book Day.
Hungerhill played host to the Partners in Learning Pupil Premium Network Session, during which various visiting Pupil Premium Champions discussed some important issues.
We are in the process of reviewing our school uniform and have entered into a consultation with staff and parents regarding the proposed changes/additions. A feature was published in the January/February edition of the school newsletter and a survey is available for parents to complete.
Our ITT students took part in a valuable question and answer session with some of our students.
Year 8 students were rewarded for their Bonus Credits achievements over the course of the Spring half-term. Names of our 100% attendees were also drawn for a reward.
Year 8 students were rewarded for their Bonus Credits achievements over the course of the Spring half-term. Names of our 100% attendees were also drawn for a reward.
Students in 8G have been holding a raffle to raise money for Guide Dogs for the Blind. Mrs Redford-Hernandez was pleased to draw two winners from the tub.