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MEDIA RELEASE: WEST HATCH HIGH SCHOOL: Year 11 West Hatch High School student Dylan Panesar received the 'best individual performance' award at the Epping Forest Schools Parliamentary Debating Competition https://t.co/a4dvWJTA5l
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Congratulations to @LucyThynne winner of the Forward/emagazine Student Critics Competition. See her writing, that of the two runners-up & judge Daljit Nagra’s comments. And congrats too to all the students who entered. The standard was exceptionally high! https://t.co/doMBfrTemG
Wow! Two winners, and what worthy ones they are! An amazing shortlist, this year. Perhaps no surprise to see Atwood as the winner, but a joy to see Evaristo as joint recipient, as well 😊 @BookerPrize2019
Don't forget - Our open evening for students entering Year 7 next September is tomorrow (Thursday). Doors open 6pm; talks at 6.30pm, 7.15pm, 8pm.
Sixth Form open evening is Wednesday, November 6. Doors open 6.30pm with headteacher's talk at 6.45pm. The evening closes at 8.30pm
It was lovely to meet our new Year 7s, today; they made a great start, exploring poetry from different cultures. We look forward to welcoming our new Year 12s, along with the rest of the school cohort, tomorrow! #westhatchhighschool@WestHatchHigh1
Students at West Hatch High School, Chigwell, were celebrating their GCSE examination results today with the vast majority enrolling into the school’s Sixth Form https://t.co/WaO7HpzH6U
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MEDIA RELEASE: WEST HATCH HIGH SCHOOL: Students at West Hatch High School, Chigwell, were celebrating their GCSE examination results today with the vast majority enrolling into the school’s Sixth Form https://t.co/cIxu1gLOLj
Well done to our wonderful GCSE students who enjoyed some noteworthy grades. Hope to see many of you enjoying further success on one of our two A Level courses in September! @WestHatchHigh1#gcseresultsday2019#GCSEs2019
MEDIA RELEASE: WEST HATCH HIGH SCHOOL: Students at West Hatch High School, Chigwell, have achieved excellent A-Level results once again this year following a long tradition for the school's Sixth Form https://t.co/J4RYRBeucu
In our classes, we use the 1831 version of ‘Frankenstein’, as recommended by Edexcel. Here, Professor Regina Buccola of Roosevelt University explains the differences between the 1818 and 1831 editions: https://t.co/gMaOLkDYkW
This website has a lovely range of suggested reading for all age groups. The website is organised in a user-friendly way and has little snippets and audio samples for you to try out the book: https://t.co/1vez8RPi15
A massive thank you to @QMUL for hosting the ‘Gothic, Sci-Fi or Fable: Reading Frankenstein then and now - English A-Level Debate’, today. It was a really informative & interesting event and our A Level students walked away with lots of great ideas & new incites! @WestHatchHigh1
We’re going on a book hunt...! Getting ready for our end of term, Year 7 book hunt! How many books will you find hidden around the school?! @WestHatchHigh1#bookhunt