As we come to the end of a truly wonderful and busy half term, I want to take a moment to reflect on what an uplifting few weeks it has been here at Nower Hill. The energy, enthusiasm, and sense of community that fill our school each day continue to remind me what a special place this is.
This half term marks the beginning of a brand-new school year a time filled with fresh ambitions, aspirations, and renewed purpose It has been inspiring to see our students return eager to challenge themselves, set goals, and seize every opportunity that comes their way This edition of the newsletter is packed full of examples of those ambitions being realised. The breadth of the Nower Hill curriculum is embodied in the rich array of opportunities that our proudly diverse and inclusive community embraces, both inside and outside the classroom.
One of the standout moments this half term was the inspiring visit from Dr Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason and her son Braimah, whose warmth, insight, and musical brilliance captivated everyone present We were delighted to welcome students from schools across Harrow, along with parents and families, to share in what was a truly memorable event
We also came together to celebrate the achievements of our incredible students at Awards Evening an occasion that perfectly showcased their talent, dedication, and commitment to excellence Congratulations to every student who received an award; we are so proud of all that you have accomplished.
This edition of the newsletter is filled with stories and highlights that capture the spirit of our school our students’ hard work, creativity, and kindness shine through in everything they do Thank you, as always, for your continued support and partnership It is through our shared commitment that Nower Hill remains such a vibrant and inspiring place to learn.
I would also like to extend my warmest wishes to all the families in our community who have celebrated Diwali this week I wish all of our students an enriching and restful break, and we look forward to welcoming them back on November 5th, after our slightly elongated half term.
Jo Skelhorne Headteacher Nower Hill
High School
Nower Hill High School Open Week 2025
Monday
22nd September – Friday 26th September 2025
We held our Open Week earlier this term and were delighted to welcome over 1,200 visitors across four days. Our students were truly impressive, with more than 250 student leaders from Years 7, 11, and the 6th Form supporting the event each morning. From tour guides, to our Glee Choir performing daily, to talented pianists opening the event, their contributions were outstanding. Our Head Students, Head Prefects, and two students from Year 7 spoke eloquently about their experiences at our school, capturing the spirit of Nower Hill
Applications for our September 2026 intake are open and prospective families can fill out the application through their local authority website. The deadline for applications is 31st October 2025.
Of course, our greatest advocates are our current families, who generously share their children’s experiences with friends and relatives. Thank you, as always, for your continued support.
Mr Suthesh
Feedback from visitors to the school…
“Very impressive school. Love the warm community spirit”
“Love the variety of subjects that is offered and the size of the school”
“Impressive school - we hope we can join the family next year”
“Blown away by the Glee Choir and the tour guides were fantastic”
In Conversation with Kadiatu and Braimah Kanneh-Mason
A Truly Inspiring Day at Nower Hill
On Wednesday 9th October, Nower Hill High School was honoured to host an extraordinary In Conversation event with Dr Kadiatu Kanneh-Mason and her son Braimah Kanneh-Mason, two members of Britain’s most celebrated musical family. The Kanneh-Masons are renowned for their exceptional musical talent and for breaking barriers in the world of classical music, inspiring audiences around the globe.
We were delighted to welcome students and teachers from eight schools across Harrow, as well as a large number of parents and families from the wider community The hall was filled with excitement and anticipation for what proved to be an unforgettable morning of music, conversation and inspiration
Kadiatu and Braimah spoke candidly about race, inclusion, and the importance of representation in classical music and education Their warmth and honesty resonated deeply with the audience, sparking an extended and engaging question-and-answer session that allowed students and staff alike to explore the themes of the discussion in greater depth.
The feedback from visiting schools was overwhelmingly positive. Park High School wrote,
“It was a privilege for our students and staff to attend the ‘In Conversation’ talk To Be Young, Gifted and Black The message shared was deeply valuable and resonated strongly with our group The opportunity to hear directly from members of the Kanneh-Mason family about their journey, challenges, and triumphs was both enlightening and empowering ”
Another school, Rooks Heath, echoed this sentiment, saying,
“It was a real pleasure for us to be part of the event – it was truly inspirational.”
The event was also a wonderful opportunity for our own students. Over 350 Nower Hill students who study music attended a special session with Braimah KannehMason, who performed for them and worked with Zak in Year 13 in a live masterclass Zak’s courage and musicianship shone through as he performed in front of his peers and received expert guidance from Braimah an experience he will never forget
Our 60-piece school orchestra also had the privilege of performing for Braimah, who offered constructive feedback and inspiring advice on how to reach their full potential as musicians. The students left the session feeling motivated and proud, having been mentored by one of the country’s leading young violinists.
The day concluded with a book signing for Kadiatu’s powerful new work, ‘To Be Young, Gifted and Black’, with many attendees staying behind to meet her and share their appreciation. The queue stretched around the hall, a testament to how deeply the event had resonated with all who attended.
The entire day was a true celebration of music, diversity and aspiration We are so grateful to Dr Kadiatu and Braimah Kanneh-Mason for their time, generosity and inspiration, and to all the visiting schools, staff, parents and students who helped make this such a memorable and uplifting occasion
We were very proud of all of the students who spoke at the event, presented to large audiences articulately with confidence and pride.
Ms Skelhorne
Pictured; Bianca, Leon, Kyhiem, Zak, Naomi, Zion
Nower Hill House System
This term we were delighted to appoint 12 House Captains to our House leadership team after a tough selection process. The newly appointed Year 12 students will join our Year 13 Heads of House in leading Bannister, King, Gandhi, Franklin, Nightingale and Shabazz in more than 10 competitions across the year, including House Talent, Nower Hill Masterchef and Sports Day.
Our House Leaders have already led House Assemblies to the 350 students and staff in their Houses, which included a video montage of our Houses competing at Sports Day in July Our House leaders have also supported the first House competition of the year, the Great Humanities Quiz, and we wish all our Houses the very best of luck for the rest of the year!
Mr Bremner
House Competitions 2025-26
The Great Humanities Quiz! Tuesday 7 October
Great Nower Hill Bake-off! Friday 24th October
SES’s Global Trading Competition Thursday 20th November
Nower Hill’s Got Talent! Friday 21st November
House Science Competition Monday 19th January
House Masterchef Competition Thursday 28th January
The FLACS House Quiz Thursday 5th March
Poetry by Heart House Competition March 2026
Murder Mystery Code Breakers! Wednesday 17th June
Maths Bee Relay Thursday 18th June
Year 7 -10 Awards Evening Academic Year 24-25
Last week we celebrated our Year 7 to 10 students who had been nominated for an award by one of their subject teachers or Heads of Year last year All students who joined us on the evening reached an R7 on the Ladder of Rewards and were congratulated for their determination, commitment to success and overall excellence; the evening was a special occasion shared alongside their families
A wonderful achievement and well done to everyone involved!
Ms Ward
School Council
We are delighted to have appointed 120 members of the Nower Hill School Council for 2025-26. Every half term, each Form will send 2 representatives to a School Council meeting, chaired by Mr Bremner, Deputy Headteacher, and supported by Year 11 Prefects, so that students can have their say on the key issues affecting the school
Last year, the School Council played a key role in planning Diversity and Culture Week, our End of Year Celebration Events and played a key role in the consultation on our school values.
This year the School Council will undertake more work on agreeing new school values, as well as making improvements to students’ experiences in lessons, at break and during lunch.
Mr Bremner
Black History Month
During Black History Month, all year groups took part in assemblies exploring the theme of “Standing Firm In Power and Pride.” This year’s focus marked the 60th anniversary of Malcolm X’s visit to Smethwick, highlighting his lasting legacy and the connection Nower Hill has with his daughter, Ilyasah Shabazz.
Across the curriculum, each faculty contributed a starter or plenary activity celebrating Black excellence within their subject area These engaging sessions helped students recognise the contributions and achievements of Black individuals in a wide range of fields.
You have already read that students also enjoyed a remarkable opportunity when Kadiatu and Braimah
Kanneh-Mason visited Nower Hill on Thursday 9th October. It has been an inspiring month!
Finally, a big thank you to our Diversity Committee and Sixth Form Leaders for creating a Black History Month Quiz, shared with students throughout the school a fun and educational way to celebrate the month’s themes
Together, these activities have made Black History Month a meaningful celebration of culture, excellence, and unity at Nower Hill.
Ms Tshibola
‘My goal is to empower future generations through understanding the world’s diverse cultures and historic civilisations’
Harrow Music Service's Black History Month Concert
On Wednesday 15th October a great number of Nower Hill Students took part in Harrow Music Service’s Black History Month Concert, held at the Elliot Hall in Harrow Arts Centre.
It was a celebration of music by black artists and schools from across Harrow took part. I'm pleased to
say that Nower Hill students have supported many of the other groups on stage and played as part of the staff and Black History Month Ensemble.
Ms Johnson
Iyassah Shabbaz
Black History Month STEM Speaker Series
As part of our Black History Month celebrations, students attended two inspiring talks that highlighted excellence, resilience, and representation within STEM
Dr Joan St John delivered an insightful session on the contributions of Black doctors throughout history, sharing stories from her new book Black Doctors Throughout History. She also spoke about her own journey into medicine and outlined the various pathways available to aspiring medical students. She spoke about the different career paths within healthcare, and how every role from doctors and nurses to lab technicians and support staff is vital in keeping a hospital running smoothly
Larissa Hope, a neuroscientist, filmmaker, and mental health advocate, led a truly uplifting talk on diversity in neuroscience She encouraged students to prioritise their wellbeing, believe in their abilities, and shared practical tips for managing emotions during challenging times. Her message that science and creativity can work hand in hand to make real change resonated deeply with our KS4 and KS5 students.
Both talks offered powerful reminders of the importance of representation and self-belief, leaving our students inspired to pursue their goals with confidence and curiosity
Ms Tshibola
Black History Month STEM Speaker Series
To celebrate Black History Month, the Science department hosted a STEM poster competition. Students in year 7-8 created amazing posters that highlighted a diverse spectrum of black leaders and inventors in the STEM industry. All students that entered deserve praise for the work they created and the great degree of creativity they showed. They will receive postcards and achievement points
The winners:
Goncalo Faustino 8BH
Tallulah Porter 8BH
Shaan Dahya 7KN
Szymon Wojtyna 7KN
Milaina Parmar 8NN
Swany Shah 8BH
Jack Petchey Workshops
On the 22nd and 23rd of October, the Jack Petchey foundation visited our school and conducted two workshops on public speaking and speech writing Sixty students were given the opportunity to hone their public speaking and speech writing skills. After all of the students delivered their speeches, which were judged on content, delivery and structure; eight students were selected as assembly finalists which means they are now through to the next stage of the competition.
A huge congratulations to our assembly finalists and a massive well done to our numerous highly commended
students The English Faculty is delighted with the effort and confidence that Year 10 put into the construction and delivery of their speeches on both days with some fantastic topics; burnout, the beauty of imperfection, dual identity, overthinking, the pressure of being a younger sibling and many more!
Jack Petchey Winners
Congratulations to our final three 2025 Jack Petchey Achievement Award Winners, Sukhveer (8SH), Kavimoli (11FH) and Ajay (6FH) The Jack Petchey Awards recognise outstanding young people across London and Essex.
Students were nominated by both students and staff for their resilience, engagement and participation in school life. Award winners from 2025 have spent their £300 prize money on a wide range of projects, including providing every student in the school with an ice lolly for our end of year celebration events, buying inflatables for our fun events and investing in new football kits for our sports teams
Mr Bremner
Miss George Michaels
?? International Visitors from Uzbekistan
We were honoured to welcome ten teacher educators from the National University of Uzbekistan, on Wednesday 22nd October. Our visitors spent a day with us as part of their visit to the UK to learn about the British education system.
During their time with us, the visitors observed lessons, met teachers at every stage of their career, and spoke with students about their learning experiences They chose Nower Hill as an example of outstanding community education, and we were proud to showcase the dedication, warmth and ambition that characterise our school
The feedback from the group was exceptional. The lead delegate commented, “Your school has a fabulous energy and feels both welcoming and aspirational.” Others described Nower Hill as “the best school not only in London, but also in the UK” and praised how “students are engaged in the learning process.”
It was a privilege to host international professional educators and to contribute to global collaboration and school improvement
Ms Skelhorne
Year 7 & 8
Future First Workshops
On Tuesday 30th September, Future First came in to deliver workshops to some of our Year 7 and 8 students. Our team of Year 8 mentors supported our new Year 7 cohort through a series of activities which were designed to help them overcome any challenges they might encounter this year
The students learned more about the world of work and what they can do to prepare for different careers in the future We had some of our former Nower Hill students return to talk about their careers Some who are now working for British Airways, Leisure Centres, Finance and the Metropolitan Police.
Mr Suthesh
?? Global Girl Leading Summit 2025
Ten students from Years 10 and 11 proudly represented Nower Hill High School at the Global Girl Leading Summit, an international conference hosted by the Mulberry Schools Trust The summit brought together young women from across the world in a powerful celebration of empowerment, leadership, and global sisterhood
Our students listened to inspiring female leaders, took part in interactive workshops on changemaking, and built connections with peers from around the globe. The energy of the day was described by organisers as “a space where girls knew they were seen, heard and capable of shaping change.”
Following the event, two of our students, Nicole and Yara, had the honour of representing Nower Hill at the House of Commons, where they joined delegates in celebrating the pledges made at the summit It was an unforgettable experience that encouraged every participant to use their voice and leadership to make a difference.
6 students also had their poetry published in a commemorative anthology entitled 'For Our Mothers'. You can read the full collection here. Congratulations to Harshini (page 39), Hibba (page 42), Laiba (page 60), Sakina (page 99), Savana (page 102) and Scarlett (page 105)
Ms Skelhorne
?? Media Studies
National Competition Runner Up
The Media Studies Department participated with ‘Into Film’ (a charity supported principally by the British Film Institute, Cinema First and Northern Ireland Screen, with the objective to put film at the heart of children and young people's educational, cultural and personal development), to be apart of a national competition whereby students had to draw and design a new dragon which would be likely to be seen in the world of other dragons featured in the film: ‘How To Train Your Dragon’.
The department was inundated with submissions from students across the school and we were extremely pleased to be notified that Year 10 student Mei
secured second place, in the competition (the charity received over 2,000 entries nationally) which was a fantastic achievement!
Not only did Mei achieve this position but she won an array of merchandise provided by ‘Dreamworks’ . The merchandise package encompassed a; kite, branded flask, stickers, branded drawstring bag, apparel and so much more! Well done to the other students (Meera, Rohan, Nyla, Dos & Arav) who participated in this competition (certificates and small prizes were provided to those students) and again to Mei
Mr Duguid
Year 7 Road Safety Assembly
On Tuesday 7th October, The Riot Act Theatre Company delivered a performance about road safety. The performance highlighted the risks associated with roadside distractions such as mobile phones, loud music, and talking with friends. The actors explored how young people can recognise and respond to peer pressure, encouraging safe and sensible behaviour while travelling whether walking, using public transport, or getting around in general. Please speak to your child about what they learnt from the performance and also the importance of not being on their mobile phones whilst crossing.
Mr Suthesh
Selena
Nathan and Hidayah
?? Year 8 Pause Before Posting Workshops
All Year 8 forms have had a workshop this half term focussing on online kindness and group chats Miss Ahmad, our Digital Learning Safety Lead, discussed the idea of ‘pausing before posting’ in the online world
Students had the opportunity to discuss why large WhatsApp group chats can be problematic, work through scenarios and explore WhatsApp safety settings to ensure that they are using this platform safety
Please speak to your child about what they learnt during these sessions and continue the conversation at home.
Ms Eveleigh, Ms Hamilton, Ms Ahmad
?? Year 10 Engineering Students Visit
Silverson Factory, Chesham
Our Year 10 Engineering students recently had the exciting opportunity to visit the Silverson machines factory, gaining first-hand insight into how high-performance industrial mixers are designed and manufactured. The visit offered a fascinating look behind the scenes at the precision engineering and innovation that go into creating world-leading equipment used across industries from food production to pharmaceuticals
Students were guided through the factory by Silverson’s expert engineers, who demonstrated the
different stages of the production process from CAD design and machining to assembly and testing The group also learned about career pathways in engineering and the skills required to succeed in a modern manufacturing environment.
The trip not only supported the students’ Level 2 Engineering coursework but also helped to bring classroom learning to life in a real-world industrial setting Many were inspired by the technology, skills and teamwork they observed, and several commented that the visit had given them new ideas for
their future careers
We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Silverson Machines for welcoming us so warmly and for taking the time to share their expertise and enthusiasm for engineering. The experience was invaluable, and we hope to visit again in the future.
Ms Tomlinson
Year 10 New Scientist Live Reward Trip
A group of Year 10 students had the exciting opportunity to attend New Scientist Live in Excel London, as part of a reward trip celebrating curiosity and achievement in science Students explored interactive exhibits, cutting edge innovations, and live talks from leading scientists and engineers The event sparked engaging discussions and gave students a glimpse into real world scientific research and future careers in STEM
Ms Tshibola
Year 11 How to Become More Effective Learners for Life
This Tuesday, 21st October, all Year 11 students were treated to a fascinating and motivational presentation by chartered psychologist, Dr. Martijn van der Spoel. A charismatic speaker who uses his own personal struggles with dyslexia to inspire others, Dr. van der Spoel outlined which study strategies are the most effective and the small changes to work patterns that can make a big difference to outcomes
We were delighted also to be able to invite parents of students in Year 11 and the 6th Form to an evening presentation by Dr. van der Spoel. The queue of parents who wanted to stay after the main presentation to ask follow-up questions was testament to the quality of his work. We look forward to welcoming him back next term when he’ll be working with Year 10 students.
Remember that all students have 2 pages in their handbooks which outline the 6 most effective study strategies Year 11s had a 6-week registration programme of study skills this half term focused around these All other year groups will have their programme starting next half term
Ms Wilkinson
Year 12 Latin The Wallace Collection
In July, the Year 12 Latin students, Martha and Riya, visited the Wallace Collection, a museum in London, relating the artwork and sculpture they saw to their understanding of the 'Metamorphoses', an epic poem by the Roman writer Ovid. As part of their A-Level Latin course, the students practise translating passages from Ovid's work for an Unseen Language paper.
The Year 12s used copies of the poem in both the Latin and English to see how artists had interpreted Ovid's words into visual material and how artists had been inspired by the many stories told within the poem. The girls particularly liked a table that depicted the story of Diana and Actaeon in intricate and beautiful detail, including stag hooves as table legs to represent Actaeon's transformation from man to stag.
As well as making a great start on this unit of work in Latin, they also enjoyed using critical and analytical thinking to consider artists' intentions within their works, finding the link between Classics and Art a satisfying connection The students both thoroughly enjoyed the trip and are eager to put their translation skills into further practice this year
Harrow Collegiate 6th Form English Symposium
On 15th October some of our lucky Year 13 English A-Level students attended the second annual English Symposium at Bentley Wood School. They heard talks from some of the best and brightest of their contemporaries across the local area Nower Hill was represented with distinction by two representatives who spoke, respectively, about approaching literature through a linguistic lens and South Asian representation in film and literature
Mr Ahern
Ms Wilkinson
Performing Arts News
Prague Trip
In the summer term, students from the orchestra, choir, guitar ensemble, jazz band, and drumming line had the incredible opportunity to perform in the beautiful Church of St Nicholas, right in the heart of Prague’s Old Town
The church was packed full of audience members, creating a wonderful atmosphere as the students shared their music. The historic setting provided a stunning backdrop for a varied and inspiring programme, showcasing the talent and dedication of our young musicians. It was a truly memorable highlight of the music and art trip to Prague, and an experience the students will treasure for years to come.
Ms Johnson
University of Oxford’s Classics Department Poster Competition
Over the summer, Riya Parkin 6SS entered a poster making competition run by the University of Oxford's Classics department. Entrants were to make an imagined movie poster based on one of the Greek myths. Riya's entry was one of the winners in the 16-18 age category, and was truly deserving of winning.
Her clear design and colour palette highlights the violence of the story of Clytemnestra, who is vilified for killing her husband on his return from the Trojan war, for the murder of their daughter before going to Troy.
Riya's clever wording entices the prospective viewer to engage in the question of who is to blame in this famous blood feud from mythology You can see the other winning entries here, and you can hear a summary of the story of the wider myth of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra and the House of Atreus here
Mr Johnson
The Student Journal is a student-led school newspaper distributed to staff and students, run by the 6th Form News and Media Committee Our newspaper features articles discussing events from school activities to global affairs, encouraging students to be informed about the world around them whilst creating an engaging space to have their own work displayed and appreciated. Each month, our committee members come together to create, design and publish the journal, aiming to enhance the creativity and accessibility of our publications We love to spotlight the work of students whenever we can, showcasing their art, poetry and more!
Our most recent edition for September showcased the new Senior Student Leader Team in the 6th Form, as
well as events to get involved with as we head back for a new school year
Students can access an online copy of The Student Journal on the Whole School Message Board, as well as an archive of all our previous editions on the Student G-Suite. Please encourage your child to send in any work they are proud of - art, photography, creative writing and more are all welcome!
Riya, Anli & Hessa, Heads of the News and Media Committee
Senior Maths Challenge
Celebrating Our Young Mathematicians: Success in the Senior Maths Challenge
A remarkable display of talent, determination, and logical thinking was on show as over 130 of our sixth form mathematicians took part in the prestigious Senior Maths Challenge an international competition that brings together some of the brightest young minds from around the world
The Senior Maths Challenge is designed to test problem-solving ability, creativity, and mathematical reasoning beyond the standard curriculum Participants are challenged with complex, thoughtprovoking questions that require not only strong mathematical knowledge but also the ability to think critically and approach problems from multiple angles. Our students embraced this challenge with enthusiasm and confidence, demonstrating their passion for mathematics and their commitment to academic excellence. Their participation reflects the school’s dedication to nurturing analytical thinking and encouraging students to push the boundaries of their learning
Taking part in a global competition of this scale is an incredible achievement in itself. It provides students with the opportunity to apply their skills in a competitive yet collaborative environment, connecting them with a worldwide community of young mathematicians who share the same curiosity and love for problem-solving
The effort and perseverance shown by our sixth formers throughout the challenge are a source of immense pride for the entire school community. Their success highlights not only their individual capabilities but also the strength of our mathematics department in fostering a culture of intellectual curiosity and resilience.
Congratulations to all who participated in the Senior Maths Challenge. Their hard work and dedication continue to inspire others to explore the beauty and power of mathematics on a global stage
Mrs Maisuria
News
20 year old Road Run Record broken!
Earlier this half term we had a record that has stood for 20+ years broken by one of our Year 11 students. Luca completed the 2km road run in an astonishing time of 6 minutes 21 seconds which beat the standing record by 9 seconds. Well done Luca!
Mr Blain
Year 8 Football
On Thursday 2nd October 2025, the Year 8 football team travelled to Hatch End High School to play in their first group stage match of the season. They started really strongly and managed to control the tempo of the game from the beginning, taking a 4-0 lead at half time This allowed a change of system from a 4-4-2 to a more attacking 4-3-3 shape and to rotate the players to see them in different positions The final score ended up being a 9-0 win for Nower Hill Outstanding performances from all the players, but particularly Sammy, Nyan and Rishi in defence, Colin, Bhagath and Cruz in midfield and Ali, Mo and Mudassir up front.
Their final group stage match is at home to Canons High School on Tuesday 11th November 2025, so hopefully they can kick on and finish top of their group, which will set them up for the semi finals in February.
Mr Gallop
A Visit from Team GB Basketball Player Pierre
Henry-Fontaine
On Friday 17th October, we were delighted to welcome Team GB basketball player Pierre Henry-Fontaine to our school Pierre began the day with an inspiring assembly for Year 10, where he spoke about his sporting journey, sharing advice about resilience, hard work and motivation One of his key messages was: practice makes progress He also encouraged students to believe in their potential
Following this, Pierre led three energetic workshops with selected students who took part in a fitness circuit and developed their basketball skills under his guidance, while also benefiting from words of encouragement and practical tips for success both in sport and beyond.
It was a fantastic opportunity for our students to learn from a professional athlete, and we thank Pierre for giving his time to motivate and inspire the next generation
Mrs Mainwaring and Miss Patel
U13 Girls' Football team reach Final of Middlesex Cup
Congratulations to the U13 Girls' Football team for reaching the Middlesex Cup final after an impressive 3-1 win against Vyners!
All 3 goals came in a dominant first half, two from Savannah and one from Esha. Despite conceding a penalty in the second half, the team held strong, defending brilliantly to keep Vyners from scoring again.
A fantastic effort from everyone, especially for the Year 7s in their first game for Nower Hill.
The preparations for the final in February now begin!
Ms Kidd
Student Wellbeing
Remember, there is always someone at school that students can reach out to.
Students can access the Student Wellbeing Page using their Google Account. A reminder that if parents/ carers need any support, you can access a range of resources on our school website
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