Performances / Events
We run a whole range of events each year.
Regular events include:
- Regular Sports fixtures / Competitions at Borough level.
- Arts Days for Primary Schools.
- Music Concerts.
- BTEC, GCSE and A Level Drama and Performing Arts showcases.
- Winter Concert annually with Primary Schools.
- Charity Events, such as Anti-Bullying events and responses to world events/disasters organised by students.
- Art Exhibition.
- Subject Clubs, e.g. History; Maths; English
For any information regarding performances and events please contact Ms Dunford on dunford@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk.
Please check this part of the website carefully as it is regularly updated with recent events and also view our HEHS School Newsletter.
Hatch End High School Production Society
Hatch End High School Production Society has been in existence for over 30 years and stages a large, West End quality, annual musical production open to all students. Pupils have the opportunity to work both on stage and behind the scenes, or play an instrument within the accompanying band/orchestra. Past musicals have included - Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Wedding Singer". In February 2018, the Society marked its 30th anniversary and the opening of the refurbished Great Hall with a show involving both current students and over 20 alumni - it was a wonderful evening with lots of positive feedback. To mark the future, the students also ran a Roald Dahl Workshop for over 50 primary school students.
This year, Hatch End High School, Cedars Manor Primary School and and St Teresa’s students performed two spectacular performances of “Bugsy Malone”. We are very proud of our students and staff who made this show a triumph.
"I have been given such a range of opportunities to perform both at school and in the wider community which have really developed my confidence and self-esteem. In addition, the Society is like a family and I have gained life-long friends from all year groups and walks of life" Daisy Suffield, Alumni.
Local Care Home Connections
Prior to Covid, Hatch End High School would invite up to 100 Senior Citizens to join us from local residential homes and the local community for a Christmas Party and singalong. The Covid-19 pandemic meant a change of direction - if the Seniors could not come to us, it meant we reached out to them. We set up a link with Kent House Residential Care Home in Harrow and wrote to the staff and residents all through the Lockdowns. Performances and workshops have continued but at 'outside' settings at the care homes. Students also painted a range of artwork to mark festivals, which they displayed around the home and we sang carols outside. We also continue to design, make and produce individualised Christmas Cards for the residents of local care homes and perform when we can.
Please click here to view more on our Community Partnerships.
“Artlets”
We are currently offering Arts-based sessions called “ARTLETS”. We are happy to visit schools and work with a class or year group for up to a maximum of 2 hours – usually we offer a one hour session, but could do more if asked. The sessions are planned based on discussion with staff on a curriculum area(s) they would like boosted or emphasised. We also offer areas of PCSHE/safeguarding. These sessions are tailored to other school’s needs. This is a great opportunity for partnership working. Our students really enjoy the challenge of having to be creative in planning a very concise but fun session on a set theme – making sure that learning is taking place. This helps our students understand the importance of planning and breaking work down into bite size chunks in order to progress and emphasises the importance of using a variety of medium to deliver topics.
Please click here to view more on our Primary Partnerships.
Local French School Experience
We regularly welcome a number of students from schools all over the world! Most recently, we have had visitors from France, as part of a 'day's experience' at Hatch End High School, whereby French students partner with Hatch End High School students to fully experience a British School.
Students spend an hour looking round the school to understand how a British School works and then have an hour of direct conversation work with our students in a session booked in the Great Hall. We always conclude each session with a group photo, to mark the partnership and publish the visits in our respective newsletters. This event usually occurs twice a year and is also a great opportunity for our students studying French to try out their language skills.
Please click here to view more on our International Links.