Highlands School is a high-performing, mixed comprehensive school serving the west side of Enfield. The school opened in 2000 in brand new buildings surrounded by landscaped outdoor spaces and playing fields. The school is proud to serve its local community and is very popular, with more families choosing us as their first or second choice secondary school than any other in Enfield. The sixth form is also thriving, wit...
Willow House hosted Turkish Cuisine Day, showcasing the rich flavours of Turkey. Chartwells, our caterers, treated students to a delicious menu featuring beef kofte with tangy tomato sauce, served with rice and roasted vegetables, as well as a hearty pasta bake. The event was a fantastic way to explore and enjoy Turkish culinary traditions, bringing our school community together over some tasty dishes! #turkishcuisineday #willowhouse
Continue readingAs part of their KS3 curriculum, the Y9 geography students conducted an investigation at four sites around the school to answer the question: Does Highlands have a Microclimate? Students used an anemometer and compass to collect data on wind direction, wind speed, and temperature #geography #microclimate
Continue readingOur GCSE Citizenship students have created impactful campaign videos as part of their Active Citizenship Projects. These campaigns address real-world issues, including youth crime in Enfield, the spread of fake news and misinformation, and low voter turnout across the UK.Each student worked incredibly hard to research their topics and produce high-quality work. Well done to everyone involved! Their projects are inspiring and showcase how young people are actively taking steps to shape society. #citizenship
Continue readingThe year 11 boys' football team hosted a physical Aylward School in an entertaining game. Despite taking a fast lead, the score moved to and forth, finishing in a well earned 4-4 draw. Congratulations to those students who made their debuts. #boysfootball
Continue readingOur year 7 and 8 girls' football team played St Johns. This was the last of their league games and they went into it knowing that a win would put them through to the Enfield League final. We started slowly and a lapse in concentration led to us conceding an early goal. We soon got into the game and Poppy's calm finish followed by a St John's own goal gave us a 2-1 lead at half time. The final score was 5-2 with Chloe being nominated as the player of the match by St John's. Well done girls, an unbeaten league run gives you a well deserved place in the league final. Let's bring home the title!
Continue readingAt Highlands we hosted a SEND Coffee Morning where parents and carers heard from educational psychologist Dr. Claire Collins. She shared valuable insights on supporting planning and organisational skills, focusing on the Window of Tolerance and its role in learning and emotional regulation. Dr. Collins introduced the Feelings Thermometer to help students identify their emotions and discussed strategies for self-regulation, co-regulation, and knowing when to offer breaks. The session provided practical tips for both home and school settings. A big thank you to everyone who attended! #SENDcoffeemorning
Continue readingDear parents and carers, The school will be open as normal on Wednesday 6th March. The...
Continue readingNon-uniform day - 10 Feb, to raise money for those affected by the earthquake that struck Turke...
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Highlands School
148 Worlds End Lane
London
N21 1QQ
020 8370 1100