A fabulous production of Captain Stirrick with guest director Jeremy Taylor OBE, founder of the National Youth Music Theatre. An atmospheric musical set in the murky underworld of late Georgian London, performed by students in 2018.
Year Eleven took advantage of their free time after their GCSE exams to visit Bletchley Park, the home of code breaking during the Second World War and arguably the site of some of the most important work done in the war effort.
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In spite of the falling numbers of girls choosing computing and technology nationally, HCH has seen an increase in the number of girls opting for GCSE and A level computer science. We interviewed Head of Computer Science, Neelu Vasishth, to find out why.
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As another academic year comes to a close we would like to wish all of our families, staff and students a wonderful summer. We are looking forward to seeing you back on Wednesday the 8th of September! #schoolholidays
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After a busy period of A level and AS internal assessments, the Sixth Form ended the term by enjoying a variety of bonding activities.
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After 20 years at Hampton Court House we are very sad to say goodbye to our headmaster, Guy Holloway. Thank you for building a fabulous school community, all of our families, staff and students will miss you dearly!
Players from across the school came together during Friday lunch time for the annual staff vs students chess match. For many of the student competitors the match was the culmination of weeks of practice as part of their weekly chess club.
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The Year 8 students enjoyed a productive Geographical Investigation Day on Wednesday, carrying out surveys to assess the impact that @HampCourtPal has on the local area. The sun shone and everyone contributed with positivity and focus – well done Year 8!
Year 5 relished making bath bombs. We also had the privilege of hosting @ClairePetros from the @ORP_INDIANOCEAN, the lead veterinarian of the charity, who discussed her work conserving sea turtles in The Maldives with very enthusiastic and inquisitive audiences from Years 3 - 5.
Science week 2021: Day 2 – our festival of science continued with Year 9 dissecting sheep’s eyes and a huge ox heart in biology.
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One of the best things about Hampton Court House is the wonderful grounds and how lucky we are to be so close to nature. Here is one of neighbours as seen from the classroom window! #closetonature#NaturePhotography#HamptonCourtHouseSchool
Hampton Court House School is always a very special and magical place, summer in particular is a time when students feel close to nature and the natural beauty of the school’s surroundings really stands out. We look forward to seeing you all back on Monday the 7th of June.
An @theipaper exclusive: A group of private schools is to begin anonymously surveying its pupils to get candid information on whether they feel safe at school or are experiencing sexual harassment https://t.co/W7mmaT6fbO @theipaper
A real pleasure exploring @HCHSchool today. A truly beautiful school at a very exciting time in it’s future development with @DukesEducation Thank you for the extra warm welcome on such a glorious day.
The beautiful HCH grounds in the morning sun was the perfect backdrop for the middle and upper years assembly. Inconming headmaster, Adrian Rainbow raised the energy levels for the start of the school day by leading the students in the ‘Rainbow Haka’.
Hampton Court House students and staff came together to celebrate our annual Francophone Day before the half-term break. #HCHschool
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HCH Middle and Upper Years Open Afternoon: Thursday, 13th of May, 2021, 2.30 pm. Please reserve a place at: https://t.co/z8MILJQvRa or call: 020 8614 0857.