Barnhill’s Got Talent!
Our Curriculum helps to build great characters
Our Curriculum helps to build great characters
Our Cultural Day & Christmas Jumper Day raised over £1000!
Eyes down looking for a Barnhill Bingo Bonanza
The Year 7’s visited the Science Museum for their Deep Learning Day.
Marc from 8A recounted his day trip to Hampton Court on the recent Deep Learning Day
This was the question that Gavin had to answer in an essay competition set by the Medicine Admissions corporation.
Mr Jones, Headteacher & Dr Liadi, Assistant Curriculum Leader for Maths, pictured with our award winning mathematicians
On Friday 10th December the Prince’s Trust students and the SEND department hosted an afternoon tea party for parents and staff. The event was part of the Prince’s Trust community project and customer service units for their portfolio.
On the 8th of December, Barnhill students and staff took part in a wider range of activities in school and educational trips across all year groups as part of an off-timetable Deep Learning Day.
Police officers spoke about a range of topics concerning today's society, including keeping safe online, being street-smart, and raising awareness of the dangers of drugs and alcohol abuse and knife crime. Army soldiers answered students’ questions and demonstrated their gears. Also, our students had a first-hand experience of what it is like to work for the national ambulance service as first aider, paramedic and first response officer.
In total: 7 different events in school, 502 students enjoyed three separate educational trips to the Science Museum in Central London, Hampton Court and the Globe Theatre. Additionally, 40 external visitors who contributed to our students' wider learning and 26 different activities that enriched pupils' horizons and possible career aims in the future.
By developing these skills and wider learning, Barnhill is dedicated in educating its students in preparation for life experiences and possible challenges they might face.
Thank you to all Barnhill staff and the external visitors who came to our school, making it such a superb experience for all of us. Our students were given a wonderful cultural experience and enrichment that will help them to navigate and contribute to wider society. Needless to say that it was a fantastic way to wrap up a very challenging year for all of us.
On Monday 15th November 2021, we had the delightful opportunity to organise and host the MLP’s first ever Poetry Slam at Barnhill Community High School.
To mark Diwali celebrations, the school organised various activities and competitions for students. Pupils painted "diyas"(ethnic lamp), decorated candles and listening traditional music.
Diwali is the Hindu ‘festival of lights’, an annual event that symbolises the spiritual victory of light over darkness and good over evil. It is observed by several religions and is celebrated across the globe.
As a thank you for their hard work this half-term and as a part of our wellbeing initiative, staff at Barnhill enjoyed their first wellbeing activities session this week. Staff offered to lead sessions such as meditation, pottery and table tennis complemented by our cultural food day; where a small team of amazing teacher chefs showed off their culinary expertise and offered a grand buffet of food from various different cultures. This supported us in promoting wellbeing across our staffing body and was the perfect way to end a very busy term where staff have worked incredibly hard with our students and had a well-deserved thank from our Headteacher Mr Jones.