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We are proud to introduce Bubble Up, one of this year’s Young Enterprise teams.![]()
Bubble Up has created a fun and creative craft kit that allows children to design their own colourful bubble art gift cards Their aim is to encourage young children to step away from screens and enjoy a hands-on, imaginative activity instead. We are excited to support their journey and see their business grow![]()
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In early January Hayden delivered a talk to Year 12 and 13 students who are interested in pursuing a Service, sharing his experience in joining the Royal Navy after leaving Harington, and the opportunities available. We thank Hayden for sharing his extensive knowledge and his wonderful engagement with current students.
In 2018, Harington School students set a Guinness World Record with the fastest toilet, and it still remains.![]()
A group of Year 12 students are now aiming to break the fastest wheelbarrow world record (55.12 mph).![]()
They are looking for sponsors to help make this official record attempt happen.![]()
Want to be part of it? Email recordbreakers@haringtonschool.com![]()
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Yesterday, we were delighted to welcome students to Harington School for our A level taster sessions. It was a pleasure to meet you all, and thank you for spending the afternoon with us — we hope you enjoyed your snapshot of life at Harington.![]()
For Year 11 students considering applying for entry in 2026, there are just over three weeks left to submit your application. The deadline is Monday 9 February, and applications can be made via our website: www.haringtonschool.com/application-information/
Last term, our students learned that they could save a life, just by being their unique selves. They had a Hero Project visit from Anthony Nolan, the charity that matches people with blood cancers and blood disorders to incredible strangers willing to donate their stem cells. We’re so proud that 77 of our students made the decision to become potential lifesavers.![]()
The Hero Project is a free programme that educates 16 to 18-year-olds about stem cell, blood, and organ donation. Younger donors offer better survival rates for patients, meaning young people have the power to save a life. They can also build valuable skills as Student Champions, helping to educate their peers on donation.![]()
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