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18/12/24

Today was a joyful festive lunch and jumper day! Teachers and students came together to enjoy a fantastic meal, all while cheerful music filled the air! pic.twitter.com/rOjIUbrWkW

17/12/24

We are proud of our students who performed in the annual Winter Celebration concerts. Yesterday was a fantastic evening that showcased the incredible talents we have here at HAWI. Tonight will be their final performance, and we can’t wait to see them on stage one last time. pic.twitter.com/Gu8myaNN4I

12/12/24

Our student librarian team and volunteers have made bookmarks, Christmas cards, and ornaments using recycled books, which we will sell to raise funds for BookTrust on Thursday 19th December. Join us in this wonderful opportunity to promote the love of reading beyond HAWI! pic.twitter.com/OrrrkveULu

12/12/24

Our Year 12 students had a fantastic day at Royal Holloway University. It was a great opportunity for them to think about their future, as they explored the campus and spoke with current students about university life. pic.twitter.com/WHwgldsfWp

10/12/24

The recommended read this week is "These Stolen Lives" by Sharada Keats. Get ready to immerse yourself in this thrilling and powerful dystopian novel. pic.twitter.com/vVHkhHparj

02/12/24

This week’s recommended read is “Murder in Midwinter” by Fleur Hitchcock. Dive into this chilling story that is perfect for the colder months! pic.twitter.com/uZfQ7G8E6w

28/11/24

The book fair is finally here! Don't miss the opportunity to explore a fantastic selection of books. Plus, with every purchase, you can help our library grow and earn free books in the process! pic.twitter.com/pTuNLwuUJh

25/11/24

As the days grow shorter and darker, our students are in the mood for some dark fantasies. This week, we recommend the book "A Dark Inheritance" by H.F. Askwith. Here are a few more reading suggestions to help set the mood. pic.twitter.com/fPfQaPj4XH

21/11/24

Come to the Book Fair! Our annual book fair is coming back next week. Don’t miss this opportunity to buy amazing books while earning free books for the school library. 📚📚📚 pic.twitter.com/g3DkiktuI1

21/11/24

Time is running out! Only a few days are left to submit your diorama for a chance to win fantastic vouchers for free books at our upcoming book fair next week! Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to showcase your creativity and score some awesome reads! pic.twitter.com/VKRh7adyTU

19/11/24

Students from HAWI6 English and Drama visited Stratford-Upon-Avon to see the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of ‘Othello’. The performance was brilliant, showcasing impressive acting and beautiful costumes, enhancing our understanding of the play. pic.twitter.com/bDPUUCS59d

19/11/24

This week, girls from our school attended the Girls Robotics Challenge at King's College University. They joined young female engineers and explored robotics, teamwork, and innovation. We’re so proud of their achievements and look forward to seeing what they create! pic.twitter.com/7UoKw0WNhj

19/11/24

Assessments have begun at Hawi, and what better way to relax than with a good book? “Posted” is this week's recommended read, but there are plenty of other options to explore. 📚 pic.twitter.com/nO66HohyCp

15/11/24

What a way to end the last term! students enjoying Paris and performing 🤩! WOW!!! Thank you so much to the music team for organising such a memorable experience for the students 💐! pic.twitter.com/ZHHk9Dyas2

08/11/24

Twenty students had the opportunity to take part in the 'Generation Green' project for two nights during the half term holiday. It was a thrilling experience, where students stepped out of their comfort zone, demonstrating true independence, integrity and resilience. pic.twitter.com/9z7S3lASZl

08/11/24

Over the October half term, our talented choir had the opportunity to perform in the magical surrounding of Disneyland Paris. Their performance was truly outstanding and students made memories that will last forever! pic.twitter.com/jquVSjhB60

08/11/24

Our GCSE History students had the opportunity to visit various memorials, museums, and battle sites in the Ypres region. It was a moving and educational visit, during which students learned about the impact of World War I. pic.twitter.com/EX05QAzYvb

10/10/24

We were very proud to accompany our students to the Jack Petchey Awards ceremony on Tuesday evening. They received awards for being superb role models, overcoming challenges and showing us what we mean when we say 'Make a Difference'. We are so proud of all of them all! pic.twitter.com/tcEvze6IsF

10/10/24

We welcomed many Year 11 students to our Sixth Form Open Evening. It was great to meet enthusiastic students and hear about their A level study aspirations. Our departments showcased their subjects and provided insights into studying at A level. pic.twitter.com/fafnuVF92T

10/10/24

The Y13 Biology had an amazing time at the FSC Juniper Hall Ecology Trip. Students developed invaluable ecological knowledge and practical skills that will help them with their A-Levels and also give them a greater appreciation of nature and wildlife going forward in life! pic.twitter.com/l4GBd8LB2d

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Useful Links

 

Information for young people and families in Merton:


Healthy living and eating

Alive n' Kicking is a specialist service who provide help and support students and their families on healthy eating and nutrition: 020-8646-7795E merton@ank.uk.com

Eating Disorders Association Youth Line: 0845-634-7650

NHS Smoking Helpline: 0800-169-0169

Release: 020-7729-9904

Stop Smoking Service: 020-8725-0981


Emotional Wellbeing and positive mental health

Saneline (Mental Health): 0845-767-8000

Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) CAMHS is used as a term for all services that work with children and young people who have difficulties with their emotional or behavioural wellbeing. This service is for children and adolescents up to the age of 18 who are experiencing mental health problems   020 8254 8061

Hearts & Minds - drop-in group A weekly drop-in run by a peer support group for young people experiencing mental health issues. Hearts & Minds is run by volunteers who have experience of mental illness themselves. The group offers a relaxed space to either join in with different activities or just have a chat. heartsandmindsinfo@gmail.com NHS Direct: 0845 4647

The Mix - Essential support for under 25s The Mix (formerly YouthNet) provides information and emotional support for young people in the UK. Offers peer support and advice and guidance to support young people with challenges they may face, including in the areas of mental health, sex and relationships, crime and safety, bullying, drugs and alcohol. 0808 808 4994 (free) https://www.themix.org.uk

National Self-Harm Network Forum An online forum providing crisis support, information and resources, advice, discussions and distractions. Closely monitored, available 24/7 The NSHN Forum is a support site, a safe environment to help understand the mechanisms resulting in self harm and cope with it and related problems. http://www.nshn.co.uk/forum/index.php

Young Minds (Mental Health): www.youngminds.org.uk

Off the Record  Free and confidential counselling to young people aged 11-25 in the Borough of Merton.See website for more information on drop in service every Wednesday.  https://www.talkofftherecord.org/merton/

Drugs and Alcohol misuse

FRANK - Friendly, confidential drugs advice FRANK provides friendly, free and confidential information 24/7 for young people and their families about drugs, addiction, where to get help and what to do if you're worried that someone you know is taking drugs. 0300 123 6600 TEXT 82111 frank@talktofrank.com

Catch 22 - drugs, alcohol and sexual health support service in Merton a specialist service that supports young people to reduce the use of substances, promote sexual health and positive health choices through early intervention, prevention and substance misuse treatment for young people  020 3701 8641/43  msm@catch-22.org.uk

General Health

School Nursing Service School Nurses work with school-age children and young people to improve their health outcomes, support them with identified health needs and disability in school, and to ensure that they reach their full educational potential. School Nurses are based in community clinics and work in schools, 020 8102 3350

Sexual Health

Check it Out (Sexual Health SW London) The Check It Out team offers a specialist sexual health service to young people. Contraception and sexual health drop-in services for young people under 20 are provided in clinics and schools in Sutton and Merton.  033 300 2100 (appointments)  020 3458 5115 Patrick Doody Clinic

Rape and Sexual Abuse - Support for girls and young women: 020-8683-3300

Survivors UK - Rape & Sexual abuse support for boys and young men: 0845-1221-201 - www.survivorsuk.org


Housing and Benefits Advice

CAB - Citizens Advice Bureau: 0870-128-8070

National Debtline: 0808-808-4000 www.nationaldebtline.co.uk


Travel

London Travel Information: 020-7222-1234 www.tfl.gov.uk

National Express Coach Enquiries: 08705-808-808 www.nationalexpress.com

National Rail Enquiries: 08457-48-49-50 www.nationalrail.co.uk

 

Information, Advice, Counselling & Support

Care Law - Information for young people in care www.carelaw.org.uk

ChildLine: 0800-1111 - www.childline.org.uk

Gamcare - Advice and support with gambling: 0845-6000-133 

Jigsaw 4 U - Advocacy for looked after young people: 020-8687-1384

Kidscape - Anti bullying - www.kidscape.org.uk

NSPCC: 0808-800-5000 - www.there4me.com

Victim Support: 0845-30-30-90

Galop Helpline - Homaphobic violence and police issues: 020-7704-2040

 

School Performance Tables

Find and Compare Schools in England - https://www.gov.uk/school-performance-tables