Pathway 2 Trip - Year 7 and Year 10
Year 7 and year 10 went on a trip to St. John the Baptist Church in Hillingdon, where they learnt all about the features of a church. Both year groups asked and answered lots of interesting questions and enjoyed seeing a historical church for themselves to consolidate their learning.
Mrs A Musk
Faculty Leader, Humanities
On Monday 9th February Key Stage 3 Pathway 1 pupils had an exciting trip to The Lookout Discovery Centre in Bracknell. All pupils behaved in such a mature manner and everyone had an amazing time. Pupils have been learning about the five senses in their Theme lessons and this trip allowed them to continue their learning outside the classroom with the wide variety of activities available at the centre.
Well done to all staff and pupils for making this trip a huge success!
Mr M Parker
Pathway 1 Teacher
In Science, KS4 pupils in Pathway 1 have been exploring what it means to live a healthy lifestyle. They have taken part in a wide range of engaging activities that support both physical and mental wellbeing.
Pupils were especially proud to make their own healthy sandwiches, learning first-hand about the importance of a balanced diet and making positive food choices. They approached this with enthusiasm and independence, and we are incredibly proud of their efforts.
You can support this learning at home by encouraging your child to eat a balanced diet, choose healthy snacks, drink plenty of water, and take part in regular physical activity such as walking, swimming, or playing outdoors. These small daily habits make a big difference to lifelong health and wellbeing.
Mrs Majidi
Pathway 1 Teacher
After the magical cosiness of the Christmas season in our library, we wanted to focus on welcoming the New Year in style. The post box for letters to Father Christmas has been put away for now and is replaced with a box to post wishes for 2026. We will be creating a display of these to help us reflect positively on the possibilities of the year ahead.
This year we are also exploring other cultures and beliefs by decorating the library to celebrate the Chinese New Year [17.02.26 – 03.04.26]. Our students are really enjoying finding out all about this festival as well as the animal year they were born into. This year it is the Year of the Horse, and for the first time in 60 years, it’s a Fire Horse year - the last one was in 1966, maybe a positive sign for the World Cup this year!
Meadow High School invites our leavers to attend our Silent Disco
On Wednesday 25th February 1:45pm to 2:45pm in our main hall
RSVP: 01895 443310 call to book your space - only 40 spaces available !
This will be to discuss how your transition has been,
what you are liking at your new placement and how life is going.
You will have the opportunity to have a catch up ,
enjoy some great music and show us your dance moves.
Kaytlin from 6KB won our KS5 Jack Petchey Award for November 2025.
Kaytlin has won the Jack Petchey Award for being a great friend, working hard, helping others in lessons and being generous.
Kaytlin has chosen to spend the funds on our School Prom 2026.
Congratulations Kaytlin !
We are delighted to announce the winners of our exciting door competition. The entries were judged based on their artistic flair, originality, the Christmas message, and student participation, and we must say, the creativity and effort displayed were truly impressive.
After much consideration, we have our winners! Congratulations to all the participants for their fantastic work and a big round of applause to the winning entries.
Here it is Merry Christmas !
From all the staff at Meadow High School
We have been fully embracing the spirit of the season in our library over the last month. Mrs. Kennedy and our Reading Champions have been busy decorating the library, sorting out all our favourite seasonal reads and we have even been visited by Elf on the Shelf who has had a great time. The lunch and break time club has been packed with students building confidence and social communication skills by playing a range of traditional games - learning to win or lose with a smile... Well, we're getting there with that one! Mrs. Kennedy has also been using the special Librarian's Network to communicate with Father Christmas and made sure all the letters from our students dropped into the box were answered. Finally, last Friday our Reading Champions were rewarded for all their hard work this term by spending time together enjoying a film, hot chocolate and some tasty snacks.
Each day Buddy the Elf arrives in the library with a new story and characters for our students to enjoy. So far we have had:
The students really enjoyed visiting each day to see what Buddy had brought them.
Don't worry, we have a plan! In January we will be picking up on the positive energy of the New Year. There will be a box ready to collect all our wishes for 2026 for ourselves, our loved ones and the world beyond school. We will be sharing these as part of a big display to help us focus on the possibilities of the year ahead. We will be asking our Reading Champions for their help once more, decorating the library with the theme of the Chinese New Year - 2026 is the year of the horse, not just any year of the horse, but the Fire Horse. So, lots to look forward to, see you all in January.
Mrs. Kennedy & Mrs. Sugden