Thank you to all who supported and attended the Pathway 1 Eid celebration last term. The donations from families were very generous. We truly appreciate your time and continued support for the pupils and school. I still have one silver dish missing a home so please contact the school if it is yours (see photo).
Many thanks,
Miss F Bonnar
Our KS5 Jack Petchey Outstanding Achiever Award Winner For March 2026 is Mason in 6KB.
Mason was nominated for gaining paid employment, improving his behaviour,
resilience in maths, for accepting his faults, for being kind and for improving lesson attendance.
Well done Mason, keep up the good work!
On Tuesday, KS class went to Airport Bowl as part of their, ‘Out In The Community’ lessons. The students were able to work together and cheer each other on when they were winning spares and strikes. After our game we went to the restaurant and each student ordered and paid for a drink and snack. This was enjoyed by all. Well done everyone. ??????
Mrs K Stroud
Teacher - Class KS
Red Nose Day !
Thank you to everyone who took part in our Red Nose Day celebrations.
We raised a whooping £73.50!
On Tuesday 24th March, class GW visited BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, popularly known as the ‘Neasden Temple.
We were given a tour when we arrived and commented on the beautiful craftsmanship of the buildings.
Afterwards, we all went to the shop next door to buy some Indian vegetarian snacks and devoured them.
The children loved every minute of the trip and wanted to go back again another time.
They were exemplary and a credit to Meadow High School.
GW Class Team
Uploaded 26.3.26. End of term video update from Mr Cunningham, Headteacher.
Our library has been decorated to welcome in Spring.
The students and staff have enjoyed the bright and colourful decoration.
Over the past few weeks, some of our Year 14 students have been taking part in our Wize-Up sessions, which focus on building important life skills around money management.
These sessions are designed to help students develop a better understanding of how to manage their finances as they prepare for life beyond school. So far, students have been learning about the basics of budgeting, including how to track income and spending, plan ahead, and make informed financial decisions.
On Monday, 16th March, Laura & Deborah from MND Charity visited us and led our KS5 assembly.
Laura & Deborah informed our students how MND can affect people in their lives and thanked us for our fundraising and support this year.
Let's keep up the good work !
Thank you.
6th Form Committee
This week our Health & Social Care students visited The Colham Manor Children's centre. The staff were very helpful and allowed us to watch part of a baby play and stay session, gave us a tour of their facilities and spoke with a local midwife.
Thank you so much for giving us this opportunity.
Miss L Carter
Team Leader, KS5
On Friday, the Equality Diversity and InclusionTeam held an engaging workshop aimed at helping students develop a deeper understanding of online safety and the importance of recognising the signs of extremism. Through interactive discussions, students were encouraged to think about the content they encounter online.
The session focused on supporting young people with the knowledge and confidence to stay safe online and seek support when needed.
Mrs M Newman
Team Leader, KS4
On Tuesday, year 8 visited the Shri Swaminarayan Hindu temple in Neasden. We got to see the beautiful marble mandir, the huge hall and were able to experience a lovely ceremony. All the students were extremely well-behaved and respectful and were a credit to our school.
Mrs A Musk
Faculty Lead, Humanities