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Hawarden Village Church School has a tradition of achieving high standards and fostering a happy and hardworking atmosphere based on sound interpersonal relationships. We will constantly strive to create a school environment, which is caring and stable. The school values self-discipline and respect for others. Goals that can be realized best when pupils, teachers, and parents work together for the common good. May I emphasize that you as parents are always welcome to visit the school to discuss any aspects of school life? “Serving our local community by providing exceptional learning experiences founded on Christian Values” We aim to serve our local community by providing a welcoming and caring environment supported by efficient and well-organized systems. Our school is enhanced by its partnerships with parents, the local community, and the church. We provide exceptional learning experiences by continuously reviewing our practice to ensure that children are excited and challenged by learning. We provide a curriculum that is creative and supports all children in developing the skills they need to be successful learners. We are an inclusive school and aim to provide the very best care and education for every child. As a church school, we are all committed to treating others with respect and compassion. “Love your neighbor as yourself” is the message which influences all personal relationships in our school. We aim to be a happy, caring community where every adult and child is valued and supported in being the best they can be. We welcome families of all faiths and no faith to our happy and supportive school. Our aim for each child is that they should develop a wide range of skills in literacy, numeracy, IT, and thinking skills. They should be able to apply these skills in many different subjects and contexts, helping them become increasingly independent learners. View full school
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Hawarden High School traces its history back to 1606 when a single-classroom grammar school was established with £300 left by a resident named George Ledsham. Some 400 years later we still very much hold traditional values at the heart of what we do. We are committed to ensuring that each pupil benefits from the very highest standards in learning and teaching to support them in the development of their essential skills and talents to the full. We are very proud of the fact that many of our students gain entry to their first choice university, others choose to enroll on courses at local further education colleges whilst some embark upon work-based training opportunities with prestigious local employers. We are very proud of our school, which is successful and oversubscribed. Outcomes for our pupils, in terms of A-Level, GCSE, and End of Key Stage 3 results, have this year once again been excellent, enabling us to exceed both the local and national averages, with this year’s GCSE results representing the best in the history of the school. The school is well resourced, with over 500 computers. Digital projectors are fitted to all teaching rooms and there has been much investment in interactive whiteboard technology in recent years. Having gradually extended our wireless network, further works have been undertaken to provide 100Mb links throughout the school. Our Technical and Vocational Faculty is equipped with industry-standard hardware, including laser cutters, a 3D printer, and an optical router. Hawarden high school is a community, co-educational, comprehensive day school for pupils aged 11-18 years. Currently, there are 1132 pupils on roll, including 160 in the sixth form. Whilst teaching is undertaken through the medium of English, we exploit opportunities to develop pupils' bilingual competence through the use of the incidental welsh and bilingual display. The school is well resourced, with over 500 computers. Digital projectors are fitted to all teaching rooms and there has been much investment in interactive whiteboard technology in recent years. Having gradually extended our wireless network, further works have been undertaken to provide 100MB links throughout the school. Our technical and vocational faculty is equipped with industry-standard hardware, including laser cutters, 3 D printer, and an optical router. View full school
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Hawarden Village Church School has a tradition of achieving high standards and fostering a happy and hardworking atmosphere based on sound interpersonal relationships. We will constantly strive to create a school environment, which is caring and stable. The school values self-discipline and respect for others. Goals that can be realized best when pupils, teachers, and parents work together for the common good. May I emphasize that you as parents are always welcome to visit the school to discuss any aspects of school life? “Serving our local community by providing exceptional learning experiences founded on Christian Values” We aim to serve our local community by providing a welcoming and caring environment supported by efficient and well-organized systems. Our school is enhanced by its partnerships with parents, the local community, and the church. We provide exceptional learning experiences by continuously reviewing our practice to ensure that children are excited and challenged by learning. We provide a curriculum that is creative and supports all children in developing the skills they need to be successful learners. We are an inclusive school and aim to provide the very best care and education for every child. As a church school, we are all committed to treating others with respect and compassion. “Love your neighbor as yourself” is the message which influences all personal relationships in our school. We aim to be a happy, caring community where every adult and child is valued and supported in being the best they can be. We welcome families of all faiths and no faith to our happy and supportive school. Our aim for each child is that they should develop a wide range of skills in literacy, numeracy, IT, and thinking skills. They should be able to apply these skills in many different subjects and contexts, helping them become increasingly independent learners. -
Hawarden High School traces its history back to 1606 when a single-classroom grammar school was established with £300 left by a resident named George Ledsham. Some 400 years later we still very much hold traditional values at the heart of what we do. We are committed to ensuring that each pupil benefits from the very highest standards in learning and teaching to support them in the development of their essential skills and talents to the full. We are very proud of the fact that many of our students gain entry to their first choice university, others choose to enroll on courses at local further education colleges whilst some embark upon work-based training opportunities with prestigious local employers. We are very proud of our school, which is successful and oversubscribed. Outcomes for our pupils, in terms of A-Level, GCSE, and End of Key Stage 3 results, have this year once again been excellent, enabling us to exceed both the local and national averages, with this year’s GCSE results representing the best in the history of the school. The school is well resourced, with over 500 computers. Digital projectors are fitted to all teaching rooms and there has been much investment in interactive whiteboard technology in recent years. Having gradually extended our wireless network, further works have been undertaken to provide 100Mb links throughout the school. Our Technical and Vocational Faculty is equipped with industry-standard hardware, including laser cutters, a 3D printer, and an optical router. Hawarden high school is a community, co-educational, comprehensive day school for pupils aged 11-18 years. Currently, there are 1132 pupils on roll, including 160 in the sixth form. Whilst teaching is undertaken through the medium of English, we exploit opportunities to develop pupils' bilingual competence through the use of the incidental welsh and bilingual display. The school is well resourced, with over 500 computers. Digital projectors are fitted to all teaching rooms and there has been much investment in interactive whiteboard technology in recent years. Having gradually extended our wireless network, further works have been undertaken to provide 100MB links throughout the school. Our technical and vocational faculty is equipped with industry-standard hardware, including laser cutters, 3 D printer, and an optical router.
