Wenzels the Bakery have donated 100 cakes for us to sell for our Sixth Form Charity MNDA (Motor Neurone Disease Association). There will be a cake sale on Friday in the Cafe at break time. Cakes are 50p each.
Thank you Wenzels and everyone !
As part of our celebrations for the National Year of Reading 2026, we are very excited to announce that from Monday 27th April to Friday 8th May we will be running a Scholastic Book Fair in our Library!
The Scholastic Book Fair is a pop-up celebration of reading that puts the very best books directly into your child’s hands, all while raising rewards to spend on free books and essential resources for our school. For every sale made, Meadow High School will receive FREE rewards that we can use for even more resources for our students.
To provide an opportunity for you to visit the Book Fair with your child, we will be hosting two parent coffee afternoons on
Tuesday 28th April 1.40pm - 2.40pm
Thursday 30th April 1.40pm - 2.40pm
You will be able to meet with other parents and also choose from the fantastic books on offer. We have made sure that there will be a wider selection of picture books this time. As previously, payment can be made via card, using a QR code we will provide at the fair.
If you would like to join us for one of the sessions, please complete the slip in the letter sent home and return as soon as possible. If you would like to collect your child at the end of the session please ensure you tick the relevant box. Please note that there is no on-site parking - if there is a particular need, please contact your child’s form tutor.
If you have any questions, please contact our Librarian, Miss S Gaafar, on sgaafar@meadowhighschool.org.
Kind Regards,
Miss S Gaafar & Miss S Kennedy Anne Sugden
Librarians (Supporting and Delivering Learning) English & Communication Faculty Leader
Fantastic Football Tournament
I would like to take a moment to recognise the students who took part in the football fixture during the last week of last term. They demonstrated excellent behaviour throughout, showing resilience, sportsmanship, and a strong sense of fair play. They followed the rules of the game consistently, handled incidents maturely, and ensured the experience was fair and enjoyable for all.
In addition, their commitment to learning and developing their skills was outstanding. The effort they put into the tournament was clear, and they showed great determination when facing challenges and adversity.
As a group, these students embodied the values we promote at Meadow, particularly within PE and team games: fair play, respect, kindness, teamwork, and sportsmanship. It was fantastic to see these values reflected so clearly in their performance and conduct.
I would like to highlight a few individual contributions:
It was an excellent fixture and a great way to round off the term !
Well done everyone !
Mr McAlernon
Teacher
The Enterprise Team have been working incredibly hard last term creating items for their Easter sale, which took place on the last Thursday of term.
A big thank you to everyone who came along, showed their support, and purchased items! Well done to the Enterprise Team for their amazing work!
Mrs Perry
Job Coach
Our Sixth form students have been working incredibly hard over the past 12 weeks as part of their supported Vocational Pathways programme at HS2.
Yesterday marked the successful completion of the programme, where students were presented with certificates in recognition of their dedication and achievements.
A huge well done to all the students involved – you should be very proud of your efforts.
Mrs Perry
Job Coach
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.