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A huge congratulations to Luka, who proudly attended the Duke of Edinburgh Gold Award Ceremony at Buckingham Palace recently.![]()
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While attending Harington School, Luka was encouraged and supported to pursue the Duke of Edinburgh Award, and his achievement reflects the hard work, determination, and commitment he has shown throughout his journey.![]()
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As Luka’s parent shared:![]()
“This prestigious achievement is a testament to his dedication and the support he received.”![]()
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We are delighted to celebrate Luka’s success and this incredible milestone.
A huge well done to our amazing Harington Sports Leaders who did a fantastic job officiating at the Varsity Athletics competition at Corby Athletics Club.![]()
They took on a wide range of officiating roles throughout the afternoon and represented the school brilliantly. They carried out their duties with confidence, helping the whole event run smoothly from start to finish. We are incredibly proud of their effort and the positive impact they had on such a successful sporting afternoon.
Our Year 12 Biology students enjoyed an inspiring trip to the Botanical Gardens in Cambridge.![]()
Despite the weather, students had a fantastic time exploring a wide variety of plant species and discovering the adaptations that help them survive in different environmental conditions. It was a great opportunity to bring classroom learning to life while exploring the incredible complexity of the gardens they have been studying in lessons.![]()
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#haringtonschool #Cambridge #botanicalgardens
This week the DofE are celebrating Volunteers’ Week. ![]()
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Social value certificates recognise the fantastic work that our students do for their communities. The certificate also shows a monetary value to students’ efforts towards the Volunteering section of their DofE. The statistics revealed that our students clocked up a huge 3640 hours of volunteering as part of their DofE this year, with an estimated total value of £27481.![]()
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We know volunteering changes lives, that is why it is such a vital part of our DofE programme. It’s more than our students just giving their time; it’s about discovering passions, building confidence, and gaining skills that last a lifetime.
“On Monday 18 May, our Year 12 geographers had the fantastic opportunity to visit and.![]()
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At The Allerton Project, we explored how different farming practices impact soil carbon stores and the ecosystems that depend on them. We then visited Ketton Cement to investigate the role of cement production in the local carbon store and its wider links to the carbon and water cycles.![]()
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One of the highlights of the trip was getting a behind-the-scenes look inside a rotary kiln through live cameras, as well as hearing directly from employees about how their work influences key geographical processes.![]()
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It was a fascinating day that brought our classroom learning to life and gave us a real-world understanding of sustainability and industrial geography.”![]()
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Izzie and Seth, Year 12 Geography Ambassadors![]()
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#HaringtonSchool #GeographyAmbassador #Fieldwork #Sustainability #CarbonCycle #ALevelGeography #GeographyInAction
