Cameron recently won the sporting achievement award at the prestigious StrayFM’s local heroes awards ceremony, he has now gone on to be shortlisted into the finals of the National Diversity Awards out of more than 24,000 entries, a massive congratulations to Cameron for this fantastic achievement.
Alex Green, in year 12, has excelled at the National Schools Indoor Ski Open Championships by coming second in the U18 Ladies Slalom after only 2 years of skiing, an outstanding achievement, she has now been offered a place in the National Schools Squad.
A team of four students competed against teams from across the UK for this year’s UK Team Mathematics Challenge trophy. The team were winners in the regional final held in York and won the opportunity to compete in the National Final.
HGS recently put on a host of events for National Mental Health Awareness Week, there was a wide range of activities available to students, each one enabling the students to take time out of their academic studies to talk to staff and trained peer mentors.
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The Year 13 students had a fantastic time celebrating the end of their exams at their leavers ball held at Pavilions of Harrogate. The sun was glorious and they all looked stunning, not only the perfect end but also the perfect beginning to wishing them well in the next step of their lives, keep in touch…
Just a reminder that school finishes at 1.30pm on Friday 20 July, we hope you have a wonderful summer break.
Senior Citizens are invited to come along to our Summer Tea Party on Tuesday 10th July, 2.30-4.30pm. Refreshments, entertainment and a raffle are all on hand. Ring to reserve your place.
80 Sixth Form students participated in the tenth and highly prestigious ‘Big Interview Day’, with employees from IBM and senior professionals from other businesses in attendance. The aim of the day is to give students an insight into life after secondary education.
Earlier this year students in Year 7 and 8 spent an enjoyable week reading as many books as they could for the ‘Read for Good’ sponsored reading challenge. HGS has supported Read for Good for 10 years and this year saw an impressive £2777 raised.