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Nower Hill High School
‘Through active citizenship, students develop strong political, social & cultural awareness & leave the school extremely well equipped as citizens.’ (Ofsted May 2007)
'Service not self' is the school motto.
A motto that is at the heart of all we aim to do at Nower Hill High School. We aim to engage and work with every aspect of the school community and the community beyond the school. We regularly raise in excess of £5,000 for various charities on an annual basis.
Termly Jack Petchey awards for outstanding community and citizenship involvement
YOUTH ORGANISATIONS - UNIFORMED
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Emmanuel International Charity:
CLICK BELOW for the website of St. Michael's School in Tanzania
CLICK BELOW for Our links with St. Michaels' School in Tanzania
‘Through active citizenship, students develop strong political, social & cultural awareness & leave the school extremely well equipped as citizens.’ (Ofsted May 2007)
'Service not self'
is our school motto.
Our motto that is at the heart of all we aim to do at Nower Hill High School. We aim to engage and work with every aspect of the school community and the community beyond the school.
We regularly raise in excess of £5,000 for various charities on an annual basis.
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Our regular participation of the St. Luke's Hospice Charity Walks
click here for:- More information for next walk
March 2010:
One Sunday in March a huge number of parents, pupils, pets and staff took part in helping to raise over £2000 for St. Luke's Hospice during a sponsored walk in Harrow-on-the-Hill.
The 15:1 hill climb was very tough, the hills were alive with the sound of huffing, and William Yi in Y10 managed 10 laps, a record breaker. You will see in the photos below that Mr Mason found a £10 note with a bee on it, and gave the bee to charity! Everyone wanted to pat Mr Nagle's super friendly dog Banna. The day was very enjoyable and we had an excellent turnout.
A big thank you to all who took part.
As a school community it was very important that we did something to aid the people of Haiti because of the terrible diasaster there. Photo Slide Show of the 'sponsored bounce' is shown below.
A big thank you to all who have made a donation - our grand total was £1212.97 Thank you everyone. We paid the money into the Disaster Emergency Committee, which is a government sponsored organisation. http://www.dec.org.uk/
Great Ormond Street Hospital Children's Charity gave us a big Thank You.
Nower Hill have raised a massive £859 buying their Sweets for Life.
In the Gristwood Centre, in some fantastic fancy dress (including Michael Jackson and Zorro!), 20 pupils bounced a total of 6000 times (effortlessly exceeding their original target of 5000), in order to raise money for the Haiti earthquake crisis.
Ms Price assisted admirably by setting up 3 trampolines and demonstrating some impressive 'bounce moves'. Miss Wood and Ms Gold also bounced (nervously) dressed as very scruffy Nower Hill pupils. All in all, a fantastic event: raising money for a desperate cause whilst simultaneously showing off some serious Bouncing Prowess.
Much gratitude to all who sponsored the Haiti Earthquake Appeal.
Please put your litter in the big red rubbish bins provided around the school Help keep our school community a nice place. Thank you.
You can contact your Harrow Safer Schools
Team officer, on 020 7161 8514
or e-mail:
QA-SaferSchools@met.police.uk
or headstonenorth.snt@met.police.uk
Or call us on
020 8721 2994/020 7161 9285
Headstone North
3 Churchill Court, - 58 Station Road, North Harrow
Middlesex HA2 7SA
Green mufti days – planting trees in school and local farm
A major contributor to the Gig in the Park and Under One Sky music events
Organisation and participation in a large number and variety of Extended Schools Activities
Regular mufti days
Christmas lunch for the elderly of the community
Spring flowers for mother’s day to the elderly
Annual Harvest Festival food distribution to Milmans Day Care Centre
Sponsorship of St Michael’s school in Tanzania
Comic relief red nose events
Responding to disaster appeals across the world
St. Luke’s Hospice Charity walks
(see below on this page)
June 2008: Midnight Walk
Dear Friends, Brianna and I took part in the St Luke's Hospice Midnight Walk 08 on the 20/21st June in order to raise money for, and awareness of, the hospice organisation. We aimed to raise £300.
We dedicated the walk in memory of Erna Finan, my oldest friend, who died of multiple sclerosis.
Many thanks to all of those who made a donation, Anita and Brianna Barnes
Ladies in pink took to the midnight streets to raise money for St. Luke's Hospice.
On the 20th June 2008 hundreds of ladies, dressed in bright pink tee shirts walked through the night to raise money for St Luke’s Hospice. The challenge was set over a 9 mile route which covered Harrow, Harrow Weald, Stanmore and Kingsbury.
St Luke’s says thank you for the help of the community to make this event a great success!
Two of Nower Hill’s school governors took part in the St. Luke’s charity walk this year. Diana La Rue and Russell Sutcliff who has a page on the web:-
(www.justgiving.com/russell_walkthisway)
St Luke’s is the local hospice providing palliative care for mainly terminally ill patients as well as support for their families. One of the ways it raises money is through the annual walk. About 100 people took part this year and walked the Cumbria Way on the May Bank holiday weekend (1st -5th May 2008). The walk was about 75 miles in total, over 5 days through boggy and mountainous terrain. This is the most beautiful and picturesque part of the UK through the heart of the Lake District. It was quite tough overall although some days were easier than others. The website gives more information about the Hospice and its work as well as more details about the walk. www.stlukes-hospice.org
This was a great success. Following the success of last years 15:1 challenge, it was back for 2008! A two mile route up and down the Hill which showed you Harrow School and some amazing views over London. It included the 15-1 gradient up to St. Mary's Church - the hill that has given this event its name. Challengers completed as many laps as they were able to in the 3 hour period (walking or running).
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Michelle Britton School Officer 2011
I am the new school's officer for Nower Hill School. I have worked on Harrow Borough for the last eight years in a wide range of roles, including investigating Domestic violence, Safer Neighbourhoods, Response Team and Acting Sergeant.
I hope to be at the school on Monday and Thursday every week. My aim is to work in conjunction with the school to resolve any issues/incidents that occur within and around the school. I will also be working with the local Safer Neighbourhood Team at school leaving time to ensure that students behave in an appropriate manner outside the school , ensuring the local community perception of the School is not damaged.
I would encourage students to approach me with any questions or concerns that they may have. I look forward to meeting you all. The Metropolitan Police Service is here for London - on the streets and in your community, working with you to make our city safer.
