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  • 30/03/26

    Message from the Headteacher

    Spring has arrived and the site looks wonderful. We are so fortunate to have such a professional and hardworking site team that ensures the site is always in the best condition to support the wide range of work that has taken place across the site.
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  • 27/03/26

    Spotlight on Safeguarding

    On March 17th, Year 8 students from across Crawley secondary schools visited the Hawth Theatre for a Safer Schools event on the dangers of county lines drug dealing and knife crime. Students listened to the life experience of Patrick, from the St Giles Trust, a former gang member who warned the Year...
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  • 27/02/26

    Spotlight on Safeguarding...

    According to Road Safety GB, the United Kingdom is one of the safest places in Europe in terms of safety when comparing the numbers of road deaths. However, there are concerns over the number of children either injured or killed on UK roads. During 2023, more than 6000 under 16s were injured while w...
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  • 27/02/26

    Guest Reviewer

    Our guest reviewer this month is: Mrs Jedamzik Book Title: Raising Hare Author: Chloe Dalton I came across Raising Hare by Chloe Dalton when I was looking for a book that felt very different to my usual non-fiction academic analysis on maths, law, politics or economics. Unlike many of the books...
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  • 30/01/26

    Spotlight on Safeguarding...

    For your information this month, via the Newsletter, we are raising awareness of the negative impact of social media use amongst young people. The debate over the use of social media amongst young people has intensified in recent months in the UK after Australia banned under 16s using social medi...
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  • 30/01/26

    Read On!

    For my first article of the new year, I thought I would highlight the novels that featured in several of the book reviewers ‘best of 2025’ articles as the same titles are often selected by different reviewers. These titles can make an interesting reading list, if you are looking for new...
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  • 19/12/25

    Music Showcase Concert

    On 20th November the Music Department presented its Winter Showcase Concert in the South Hall. Competition to be selected for a solo/duo spot had been fierce, with nearly thirty auditionees for eleven places in the final show. 
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  • 19/12/25

    News, Events & Activities from the Spanish Department...

    This term’s language celebrations at Hazelwick have truly highlighted the power of communication, cultural diversity and ambition. From our whole-school celebration of the European Day of Languages, to the academic challenge and competitive spirit of the Year 7 Spanish Spelling Bee and Year 8...
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  • 28/11/25

    Lodge Hill Trip

    Moving on from the October half-term, we have had a busy return to school this November. Over 240 Year 7 students attended the Lodge Hill trip, cementing their relationships in their forms, developing their teamworking skills and having a lot of fun at the same time.
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  • 27/11/25

    Sport News...

    The following sport articles have been taken (pages 16 - 18) from the November 2025 edition of the Headteacher's Newsletter.
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  • 24/10/25

    Read On!

    In the Read On! section of the October edition of the Headteacher's Newsletter you'll find information about the Manga book format and the benefits of reading manga. There's a also a link to the BookTrust article about other formats that may switch young people onto reading for pleasure...
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  • 24/10/25

    Spotlight on Safeguarding...

    For your information this month, via the Newsletter, we are raising awareness of the topic of misogyny and sexism. The issue of misogyny and sexism in schools was raised as far back as 1982 when Margaret Attwood called them a “breeding ground for sexism” where six year old boys are...
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