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Since opening in 2015, Harington School has provided outstanding A-level education for local students, with 80%+ securing their first-choice university and 97% of parents recommending us. Demand for places now far exceeds our current 150-student capacity.![]()
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This success and the increase in the population locally has resulted in significantly increased demand for places which we are unable to meet. In September 2025, we received 360 applications for 150 places, and we are seeing the same level of interest again this year. Our largest and closest feeder school, Catmose College, is also expanding, which will result in an additional 30 students becoming eligible to apply next year. We therefore anticipate even greater pressure on places in the years ahead.![]()
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We’re proposing to increase admissions to 200 students per year so more local young people can access high-quality sixth-form education.![]()
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Please share your views by completing our short consultation survey by 2 April 2026 (4pm) via this link: forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=YZxXUeynmEu1tueB_8MshzGrM_5HPcJKr4UJRafug3VUNEhaWllQR...
“I am delighted to announce our Head Students and Deputy Head Students for Harington School 2026. We had a large number of applications this year which made our decision even more challenging. ![]()
All applicants completed a one-minute video and took part in an interview. ![]()
Congratulations to Samantha and Iva who have been appointed as Head Students together with George and Chloe as Deputy Head Students. I am sure they will make an excellent team.”![]()
Oliver Teasel, Head of School![]()
#HaringtonSchool #HeadStudents #LeadershipTeam
Nottingham Trent University’s The OddBalls Foundation representative, Cieran Barry, visited Harington to raise awareness about testicular cancer. Speaking to Year 12, he stressed the importance of self-checks and early diagnosis, as young men are most at risk. Cieran also highlighted ways students can support fundraising efforts. It was great to see Harington students engaged in such an important talk, taking in vital health advice that could save lives. ![]()
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#HaringtonSchool #TesticularCancerAwareness #OddballsFoundation #Harington
The International Youth Math Challenge is a global mathematics competition featuring three challenging rounds and attracting students from more than 140 countries. It gives participants the opportunity to apply their maths skills to interesting problems and explore topics beyond the school curriculum.![]()
Year 12 student, Chiara cored an impressive 26 points in the final round, placing her in the top 5% of all entrants worldwide. This is a fantastic achievement and we are incredibly proud of her!![]()
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#haringtonschool #mathchallenge #top5%
We had the privilege of welcoming Martin Cosser, who came in to speak to us about the powerful work he is leading through Charlie's Promise.![]()
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After the tragic loss of his son to knife crime, Martin has shown incredible strength and courage by turning heartbreak into action. Through Charlie’s Promise, he is dedicated to educating young people about the devastating consequences of carrying knives and the life-saving importance of speaking up.![]()
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His message was clear and impactful: carrying a knife does not make you safer. By challenging knife culture and reporting concerns, we can prevent further tragedy and stop lives from being lost unnecessarily.![]()
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Thank you, Martin, for sharing your story so openly and for the vital work you continue to do in making our communities safer. ![]()
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#CharliesPromise #KnifeCrimeAwareness #SpeakUp #CommunitySafety #HaringtonSchool
