At the end of last term, we were very excited to launch our new Haverstock Stars And Scholars Scheme. Throughout the year, students earn reward points for excellent behaviour and work. Once a student has earned enough points to reach a Haverstock Star level, they will be presented with a certificate and a smart enamel and...

Helping Our Community This Christmas. Our students finish the school term in true Haverstock style today, as we wave off the festive hampers on their journey to help local senior residents. For 40 years Haverstock School has maintained a proud tradition of giving at Christmas. So in these difficult times of 2020, we are doubly...

The New Haverstock Debate. Last month, we hosted our first Haverstock Debate featuring teachers and students. To a packed house, the teams debated the motion: Should members of the black British community be paid reparation for slavery?  Year 11 student Arsham reports: ‘The first debate of Haverstock School w...

Haverstock Sixth Form is going from strength to strength - following a summer of fantastic results, with 25% of our students moving on to study at prestigious Russell Group universities. In September, we were proud to see student Ishfak win his place at Cambridge University: our first successful Oxbridge candidate in a generati...

Congratulations To Year 11 Prefects And To All Honours Students. Shortly before half term, we held award ceremonies for our new Prefects and for Year Honours Badges. The Year 11 prefect role is awarded in recognition of students' positive contributions to our school community. It's reserved for stud...

Who knows our school best of all? Our students of course. This year, we have to limit the number of open events we can offer. But our students are still happy to show you around – on our latest Haverstock video. We asked a group of Year 8 students to remember what it was like to start in Year 7, and to explain what...

It was a long wait for this year’s A-Level students after exams were cancelled and teacher assessment was used to determine students’ grades. Haverstock Sixth Form is hugely proud of Ishfak (pictured) who has been accepted at King’s College Cambridge to read Natural Sciences. He joins the...

Easter Writing Competition Winners! For the Easter holidays, we set our students a literary challenge: to create a piece of writing inspired by the current Coronavirus situation.  For hundreds of years, people have coped with tough times by writing down their thoughts. So in these difficult days, we invited all...

A Happy World Book Day! We love reading and books here at Haverstock School. And World Book Day is a brilliant opportunity to help build our reading culture. This year's international celebration of books and reading took place last Thursday, 5 March 2020. Our library and teaching staff organised a host of fun and&n...

Inspiring Women. This Sunday, 8 March, it's International Women's Day. To celebrate, we invited 6 inspirational women to visit Haverstock School and meet with girls from Year 7 through to Year 13. Our high–flying guests included a clinical psychologist, a lawyer, an obstetrician, and commercial mana...

Sixth Form Students Impress At Salesforce. This term, a group of 15 Haverstock Career Network students visited the prestigious City headquarters of Salesforce, the global cloud–based computing company. Our Sixth Form students took part in a workshop and debate, where they impressed the Salesforce team with their e...

Year 12 Students Visit Hertford College, Oxford University. Our Year 13 students have now completed all their university interviews for 2020 applications. We are all watching with great excitement as their offers come rolling in! It's looking like a fantastic year already, and we'll be shar...

Haverstock Students Love Reading! The Haverstock Book Club is one of our initiatives to promote a reading culture in school. And our Book Clubbers are off to a flying start already this year – reading, discussing and writing reviews of Wranglestone, the debut novel from Darren Charlton.  The students enj...

Over 50 students have registered to take their Bronze Arts Award, and are busy creating, painting, singing, dancing, taking photos and writing reviews to go towards their 60 hours total.  With lunchtime clubs every day, as well as after-school clubs, it's easy to find the time and resources to earn this nationally reco...