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  • 06/02/26

    Year 9 hear personal stories from the Holocaust Educational Trust

    On Thursday 5th February, Year 9 students were fortunate to hear from Hiliary Hodsman, a Next Generation Holocaust speaker sharing the story of her parents, Henry and Ingrid Wuga. Henry and Ingrid Wuga were part of the Kindertransport, an initiative set up by the British Government in 1938 to hel...
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  • 26/01/26

    Brilliant success for Brilliant Club

    Congratulations to Clarisa in Year 13, who has had her article published in this year’s edition of ‘The Scholar.’ The annual academic journal from The Brilliant Club only publishes articles from 27 of their 20,000 students, so this is a huge achievement. “Being selected fo...
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  • 19/01/26

    Resilience: Character Value for the Half Term

      Nelson Mandela spent his life fighting against oppression and apartheid in South Africa. He spent 27 years in prison for standing up for his beliefs, refusing to ever back down. Soon after his release, he became the first black president of his country. Throughout his life, Mandela display...
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  • 17/12/25

    Santa Claus is coming to town

      Park High received a very special visitor today from the North Pole. We were honoured that Father Christmas managed to take time out of his busy schedule to bring some Christmas joy to the school. Santa could be heard "Ho Ho Ho"-ing through the corridors, ringing his bell...
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  • 01/12/25

    From Classroom to Cabinet: How A-Level Students Decode the UK Budget

    Last week, we asked two of our Sixth Form students to decode the Chancellor’s Budget and share how it connects to what they’re learning in Economics and Politics. Their reflections reveal just how classroom theory comes alive when applied to real-world decisions. At Park High, we pr...
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  • 19/11/25

    Compassion: Character Value of the Half-Term

    The school value we are focusing on this half term is Compassion – the ability to show care and concern for others. We often talk about the importance of working hard, getting good grades and being successful, but it’s equally important to think about how you interact with other peopl...
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  • 13/11/25

    Remembrance Day Commemoration

    On Tuesday, 11th November 2025, our school came together to mark Armistice Day, also known as Remembrance Day that commemorates the end of World War I on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month in 1918.
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  • 04/11/25

    Consultion for Community School Admissions Arrangements

    Harrow is consulting on its Community School Admissions Arrangements for September 2027.
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  • 29/09/25

    Year 12 Trip to EY in Canary Wharf: Exploring Careers in Finance

    This week, a group of our Year 12 students studying Economics, Business, and Maths had the exciting opportunity to visit the prestigious EY (Ernst & Young) offices in Canary Wharf for a finance-focused Employability Skills Workshop. The visit was designed to give students a deeper understanding...
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  • 22/09/25

    A Level Business Students Visit Wimbledon Tennis Club

    On Monday 16th September, Year 13 A Level Business students had the exciting opportunity to visit the world-famous Wimbledon grounds, gaining real-world insight into the business behind one of the most prestigious sporting events in the world.
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  • 15/09/25

    Harrow Early Support Term Time Youth Offer 2025

    Wealdstone Youth Centre runs a variety of engaging clubs and sessions designed to support young people’s development in a safe and welcoming environment.
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  • 21/08/25

    GCSE results wrap up our watershed year

    Congratulations to all our Year 11 students that have received their GCSE results this morning.
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