SCIENCE
OUR VISION
There has never been a better time to study Science. The only people able to save the world from Covid-19 are scientific researchers. Imagine being at the forefront of research to find a new vaccine or treatment – by studying science, that could be you. There will be many more new viruses in future which will endanger human life on this planet. You could be the scientist to find the cure.
Science is the most exhilarating, exciting and life changing subject. Science is at the centre of everything that you see smell touch and taste. Science promotes and instils vital life skills such as observing, planning, interpreting, reporting and self-reliance .These are essential skills for any career path. Such skills will enable the future generation to overcome many challenges and build better world for all mankind.
In this subject you start your journey into better understanding of our world and how to make it a better place for the next generation. Be a superhero. Be a scientist.
Please click below for the full Science Curriculum Map which outlines the content of Year 7-13 in more detail. Also available is other useful information about the Science department.
Science Curriculum Narrative and Map
For full details of the structure and content, please refer to the Science Biology Curriculum Narrative and Map.
For full details of the structure and content, please refer to the Science Chemistry Curriculum Narrative and Map.
For full details of the structure and content, please refer to the Science Physics Curriculum Narrative and Map.
Biology Example Schemes of Learning
| Year 7 and Year 10 Example Schemes of Learning |
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Chemistry Example Schemes of Learning
| Year 7 and Year 10 Example Schemes of Learning |
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Physics Example Schemes of Learning
| Year 7, Year 9 and Year 12 Example Schemes of Learning |
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Science Knowledge Organisers
Science Scholarship
Staff Contacts
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STAFF NAME |
ROLE |
EMAIL ADDRESS |
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| Mrs S Beswick | Head of Faculty | SBeswick@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk |
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Miss R Cleary |
Deputy Headteacher |
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Dr H Mehta |
Head of Physics |
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| Mrs N Rauf | Head of Chemistry | NRauf@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk |
| Mr S Puni | Head of Biology | spuni@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk |
| Dr N Marya |
Head of Key Stage 3 & BTEC Science |
marya@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk |
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Mr B D’Rozario |
Head of Year 7 |
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Mr A Abdulnajib |
Teacher |
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Mr J Williams |
Head of Year 8 |
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| Mr A Fernandopulle | Head of Year 13 | fernandopulle@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk |
| Miss N Sharma | Teacher | sharma@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk |
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Miss S Pennington |
SPennington1@hatchend.harrow.sch.uk | |
| Mrs P Tufanova | Teacher of Science (Physics) |
Technicians
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STAFF NAME |
ROLE |
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| Ms L Lane |
Head Technician |
| Mrs S Satkunananthan |
Senior Technician |
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Ms N Heelan |
Technician |
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Mrs C Gannon |
Technician |
Enrichment
We offer a whole host of enrichment and intervention activities to support learning at Hatch End High School. These include activities such as Yearly trips to CERN in Switzerland by the physics department for Physics A level students; Cosmetic club run by sixth formers and supervised by member of staff. During the club time Key Stage 4 students make their own make up and toiletries. Club is run after school from 3.15 to 4.00 pm; Science Club for Year 7 once a week. Students are working towards certification for a CREST Award in Science, which is Britain's largest national award scheme for project work in the STEM subjects (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths). Some students have designed batteries made from fruit and vegetables making a working gadget (of their choosing), where others are carrying out research into comparing ‘How indigestion tablets work’ by comparing different brands against natural remedies.
Useful Links
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https://pearsonactivelearn.com/ to access both KS3 ( exploring science) and KS4 ( active learn) online textbooks.
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https://www.kerboodle.com/app/courses/952/modules/Home to access activate books for Years 7 and 8.
- https://www.showmyhomework.co.uk/dashboard to access set homeworks.