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18:00 PM - 11 Nov 2024

On Friday, the Y10 boys' rugby team attended a tournament hosted by Old Cranleighan's RFC. They beat Southborough 32-0 before a nail-biting win over Riddlesdown won with the last kick of the match, sadly losing the decider against a strong Glyn team 19-5 to finish second overall. pic.twitter.com/ZU8jh4WOqr

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16:21 PM - 11 Nov 2024

Students from HWS and HWPS attended the Remembrance Sunday event at the Hinchley Wood Memorial Gardens yesterday with performances from the orchestra and choir. Thank you to everyone supporting this event. pic.twitter.com/ofnYU1IRaT

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16:00 PM - 10 Nov 2024

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18:00 PM - 8 Nov 2024

Today our 6th Form Politics students had an inspiring session with Monica Harding, Lib Dem MP. They delved into hot topics, from the latest Labour budget and the impact of the American election to local issues like river pollution, housing, and the rise of the Reform party. pic.twitter.com/AHz3dKqcwz

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18:00 PM - 5 Nov 2024

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18:00 PM - 14 Oct 2024

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Year 13 Geographers

On 8 October A Level Geography students carried out fieldwork for their independent investigations. The physical geographers visited Seaford to collect data for their independent investigations. The students were well prepared with data sheets and a plan for collecting their data. Once we arrived, the cohort brilliantly modified their data collection approach to take in to consideration large waves and a bulldozer on the beach! The students worked quickly, measuring the height and width of the beach along 4km of Seaford Bay, and impressed us with the number of questionnaires collected throughout the town. They also spent time assessing the different types and effectiveness of the sea defences.

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