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Trips and visits are an integral part of the Harington experience, offering students opportunities to learn beyond the classroom while developing confidence, independence and wider life skills.Our programme complements learning across the curriculum, from language trips to Malaga and Paris, skiing in Italy and an expedition to Malaysia, where students take part in conservation projects and PADI diving. Other highlights include geography fieldwork in Sheringham and a history residential in France.Building on last year’s successful visits, the year ahead promises another exciting mix of international adventures and day trips, helping students broaden their horizons, develop resilience and create lasting memories.Curious about what makes Harington School such a unique place to study? Join us for our Open Evening on Thursday 12 November, from 6-8pm. Plus, don’t miss our Head of School, Oliver Teasel's presentation at 6:45pm.No need to book. If you have any questions, feel free to email us at office@haringtonschool.com.We can’t wait to welcome you.
We are looking forward to welcoming prospective students and their families to our Open Evening on Thursday 12 November from 6-8pm.There will be information available regarding extracurricular activities, including Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, team sports and Electives, as well as classroom demonstrations.Our Head of School, Oliver Teasel, will also be giving a presentation during the evening at 6.45pm. There is no need to book.If you have any questions please email office@haringtonschool.com#haringtonschool #OpenEvening2026 #sixthform #Alevels
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📹 What better way to remember our Berlin trip than through a student-created video?From iconic landmarks to powerful historical sites, our Year 13 historians experienced history first-hand and captured some unforgettable moments along the way. #haringtonschool #berlin #alevelhistory
The History team were delighted to take 45 Year 13 students to Berlin for four action-packed days exploring the history of Nazi Germany, the Holocaust, the Cold War and the GDR.Students visited some of Berlin’s most significant historical sites, including the Brandenburg Gate, Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, Reichstag and the site of the Nazi book burnings.Further highlights included a moving visit to Sachsenhausen concentration camp, exploring the former Stasi prison at Berlin-Hohenschönhausen, learning about the rise and fall of the Berlin Wall, and visits to the German Spy Museum and Checkpoint Charlie.There were also opportunities to see Berlin from above, with evening visits to both the Reichstag dome and the TV Tower at Alexanderplatz.The final day included a particular student favourite, the DDR Museum, where students experienced aspects of everyday life in East Germany, including the opportunity to “drive” a Trabant! The trip concluded with a visit to the Tränenpalast, or “Palace of Tears”, at Friedrichstraße station.It was a fantastic four days and a brilliant opportunity for students to experience first-hand many of the places and topics they have studied as part of their A level History course.
The Finals @ Goodwood were truly an international affair with teams from Portugal, Norway, Canada & Australia competing. It was a good “day at the races” for the team, with ten 3.809 km laps completed, and a race position of 18th against a very stiff international field. Well done to all involved.
