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    • Pathway 1 - KS4 and KS5 Activities

      Published 17/05/24

      Last week, our on-site KS4 and KS5 students enjoyed a fruitful culinary experience, preparing wholesome meals with fresh ingredients, and avoiding processed foods.

      With summer approaching, they eagerly seized the opportunity to learn the art of crafting their own barbecues. Additionally, they demonstrated a commendable commitment to environmental sustainability by reducing landfill waste through the use of reusable bags during shopping for ingredients, as well as opting for reusable cutlery, plates, and cups. However, they encountered a challenge with excessive packaging from stores, limiting their options for ingredient selection. Despite their best efforts, they could only find onions with packaging. We encourage stores like Tesco to offer more package-free options for ingredients, thereby supporting our students’ commitment to reducing waste and promoting sustainability. 

      Throughout the week, we thoroughly enjoyed observing our students to develop their social, community, and life skills in preparation for their life after Meadow.

      Mrs Majidi and Miss Popov
      Pathway 1 Teachers

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    • Pathway 1 - Class SS Visit The British Airways Heritage Centre

      Published 16/05/24

      Pathway 1
      - Class SS Visit

      On Thursday class SS visited the British Airways Heritage Centre.  They have been learning about ‘travel’.  We had a tour around the museum learning about historical aircrafts.  Children were able to explore the various uniforms and memorabilia from the past.  

      Mrs Sewell
      Class Teacher

       

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    • Sports News

      Published 10/05/24

      Wednesday: Girls Open Age Football Tournament - Middlesex FA

      Our female students enjoyed a sunny day, competing in the last tournament of this academic year. All participants showed fantastic maturity and represented Meadow to a high standard. Their team work and passion was clear throughout. All participants were lucky enough to also receive a medal for their efforts throughout this academic year - well done to all!

      Thursday:Bloomsbury Football Inclusive Festival at QPR

      Thanks to Bloomsbury Football, we were able to take 38 year 8-10 students to participate in a football festival on the official pitch of Queen's Park Rangers. Students were able to play mini matches between other SEN schools and take part in various activities. The event was well organised and run by some excellent coaches. Students all received a medal (providing a chance for QPR to see silverware being won since the 1966-67 season), book and a gift bag at the end of the session. Students behaviour was excellent and they participated brilliantly. A big thank you to the staff at Meadow who supported the trip, all at Bloomsbury’s football and QPR for hosting the event.

      Mrs Lazaveric [PE Teacher]

      Thursday:  Seated Volleyball at Meadow High School

      Thanks to our Year 10 and 11 Sports Leaders, Meadow High School hosted another tournament for local school - this time it was seated volleyball. Thank you to Oak Wood, Park Academy and Pield Heath for attending; as well as, Class MP and Class YA from Meadow.

      The focus of this tournament was to show key sporting skills; determination, team work, self belief and honesty. All participants showed a range of these skills on numerous occasions.

      Well done to all students AND staff who participated. And a big thank you to the year 10 and 11 sports leaders who organised the whole event.

      Mr Anstee [PE Faculty Lead]

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    • Harry Potter Day - 2 May 2024

      Published 10/05/24

      Promoting Literacy:   

      Harry Potter Day – on the 2nd May

      Celebrating our love of Fantasy-Fiction  

      Harry Potter Day is celebrated around the world. We were delighted that it was on a ‘school day’ so that we could join in, making sure we included all of our fantasy-fiction favourites of course!  Why the 2nd May? Other than it makes a very cool rhyme, it is because this is the day Harry Potter finally defeats Lord Voldemort in the Battle of Hogwarts. 

      Our library was a hub for fun all week. Students gathered to watch a film, play games and explore our huge selection of books in this genre including researching fun facts linked to the theme.

      On Thursday, the school was transformed by the arrival of witches, wizards and even a dark Lord! Spells zinged along corridors – we were so impressed with how many our students knew and also their wand-making skills!

      A huge ‘thank you’ to students, parents and staff who helped cast a magical spell over the school.  We had a great time. So, until next time, ‘mischief managed’.

      More photos are on the website:  Our School / Gallery / Harry Potter Day.

       

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    • Jack Petchey Awards Evening

      Published 10/05/24

      On 30th April, we attended the Jack Petchey celebration of achievement awards ceremony at the Beck Theatre, to celebrate all of last year's award winners and Leader award. Each winner received a medal from the Mayor of Hillingdon as a congratulations for their hard work and achievements over the year. 

      Keep an eye out for more Jack Petchey winners in the Bulletin. 

      Mrs M Newman
      Jack Petchey Co-Ordinator

       

       

       

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    • Year 7 Trip to Windsor Castle

      Published 03/05/24

      Year 7 Went On A Trip To Windsor Castle Yesterday

      On Thursday this week, Year 7 visited Windsor Castle as part of their 'Castles' study in history. The staff at the castle treated us to a learning workshop entitled 'All About Castles' where we were reminded about our learning of The Battle of Hastings and were taught some new information about castles and battlements. 

      We visited the State Apartments, the Dolls' House and the Chapel and were lucky enough to see the resting place of our late queen, Queen Elizabeth II.  The weather held out for us and we came back extremely tired after a busy day of walking and learning. 

      Mrs A Musk
      Year 7 Teacher

       

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    • Friends of Meadow High School Annual General Meeting (AGM)

      Published 26/04/24

      Friends of Meadow 
      Annual General Meeting (AGM) - Please note change of date

      Friends of Meadow would like to invite you to our Annual General Meeting, which will be held on Tuesday 4 June 2024 at 1.30pm, in the Library at school.

      The PTA plays a vital part in the school community and all parents/carers are invited to support the AGM.  This is your chance to hear funds raised have been used for the benefit of the pupils at our school.  The Treasurer will also give a financial report and we will be electing officers for our 2024/25 Committee. 

      We look forward to welcoming any new faces to the committee, who can help us with the ongoing success of this committee. It is also an opportunity for you to find out about what goes on behind the scenes to organise and raise money to support the School. 

      John Goodbody

       

      Secretary, Friends of Meadow

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    • Employer Engagement Sessions

      Published 22/04/24

      On 22/04/2024, Year 9 classes had a great opportunity to participate in the Employer engagement session delivered by HS2 volunteers - Fiona D, Matthew C and Emily B.

      Students learnt about the different job roles within the construction company, importance of PPE and what is HS2 about? Students were actively engaged throughout the sessions. They remained focused, used good communication skills and worked as a team during bridge building activity. Students really enjoyed the activities, watching video about HS2 and asked questions to volunteers.  Many thanks to school staff, students and HS2 volunteers for making the learning environment so enjoyable. 

      Ms S Kabhoo

       

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    • Pathway 1 Eid Celebration

      Published 19/04/24

      On Friday 19th April, Pathway 1 hosted families and carers for an Eid Celebration.

      Pupils, staff and families were all really excited to share this important celebration together, and I think it’s safe to say everyone left with full bellies!   Lots of us enjoyed getting mehndi designs on our hands thanks to Mrs Majidi and
      Miss Kaur. 

      Staff and pupils want to say a massive thank you for all the families that brought in delicious treats and home-made food.

      Thank you for sharing this special occasion with us.

      Mr Parker
      Pathway 1 Teacher

       

       

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    • A-Life Healthy Living Workshop

      Published 17/04/24

      On 17th April A-life came into school to hold some fantastic healthy living workshops for some of our pupils. 

      The pupils loved to learn all about:

      • Teeth
      • Healthy food
      • Healthy drinks
      • Mental Health
      • The body

      and lots more.

      Quotes from some of the pupils who attended. 

      " I enjoyed wearing the goggles."  

      " I enjoyed putting the skeleton together". 

      " I learnt about foods from around the World." 

      " I enjoyed sorting and organising food into their food groups".

      " I found it interesting watching and learning about different types of exercises".

      "I really enjoyed looking at all of the activities and discussing the importance of healthy living with my class".

       

      Mrs J Evans
      PSHCE Co-ordinator

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    • Easter Sale 2024

      Published 28/03/24

      Many thanks to all parents/carers, school staff and students to support the school Easter sale. Students sold everything and it was very successful.

      Ms S Kabhoo

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