Former student returns with a nursing colleague to promote opportunities within the field of paediatric nursing to Y13 Health & Social Care students
We received a surprise enquiry recently from a former pupil who remembered writing an article for a ‘Time Capsule’ exercise back in 2000.
We are pleased to announce that we will be introducing our own school dog and will be joining The Dog Mentor Programme. The Dog Mentor programme has built upon the benefits of the human-animal bond by providing student positive experiences with dogs that can help them educationally, developmentally, emotionally and socially.
Within our broad and balanced curriculum, of which we are very proud, we offer students the opportunity to experience practical subjects.
On Wednesday 2nd April, Barnhill's music department wowed the crowd once again with their Spring Music Concert. There was a wonderful balance of solo and group performances playing music form a range of genres which had the audience clapping along.
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A group of KS3 girls took part in a full-day GO Lead trip aimed at developing leadership skills through sport. Recognising that girls often lack confidence in stepping into leadership roles—particularly in football—this experience provided a valuable opportunity for them to act as activators for their peers. The day empowered them to take initiative and inspired them to promote extra-curricular participation in sport back at school.
West London College hosted the special student event, welcoming students from 10 invited schools for an exclusive glimpse into the world of hospitality.
Language students enjoyed a play performed in French and Spanish.
