Skip to content ↓

The Sacred Heart Language College

School News

Page 9

Archive

  • Wellbeing Services - Pupils

    Published 24/03/20

    If you do experience any problems over the coming weeks for whatever reason, or if you currently receive counselling in school. There are still services available to you - see attached document below.

    Read More

  • Students' and Parents' Bulletin - 23rd march 2020

    Published 24/03/20

     Below you will find a copy of our Students' and Parents' Bulletin, which provides a range of wellbeing challenges for the week ahead.

    Read More

  • "No one is alone!" Prayer when confined to your home.

    Published 24/03/20

    Please see below a prayer leaflet, "No one is alone!", which supports our life of prayer while confined to home.

    Read More

  • Pastoral Letter from Cardinal Vincent Nichols - 22nd March 2020

    Published 24/03/20

    Please see below the Pastoral Letter from Cardinal Vincent Nichols regarding Coronavirus.

    Read More

  • YEAR 10 VISIT TO ST JOHN FISHER

    Published 13/02/20

     

     

    Read More

  • Classics trip to the British Museum

    Published 13/02/20

    Tuesday 11th February 2020

    Read More

  • Harrow Borough Trampolining Competition 2020

    Published 10/02/20

    Tuesday 4th February

    Read More

  • Year 10 Visit to Northwood and Pinner Synagogue

    Published 06/02/20
    On Monday 3rd February Year 10 visited the synagogue to commemorate Holocaust Memorial Day.  We were kindly greeted and introduced to the history of the holocaust. A clip was shown, and it not only outlined the outrageous events of genocide
    Read More

  • Christmas photography competition

    Published 06/02/20

     

     

    Read More

  • Visit from university of westminster FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS

    Published 30/01/20
    Computer Scientists @TSHLC enjoyed a visit from two University of Westminster’s senior lecturers to display an in-depth view of what is currently being studied in Computer Science at University. Pupils were furnished with a ‘question and
    Read More