On Tuesday 13th September all Year 7 students were invited for a special assembly. Our Vice Principal and Principal were in attendance and spoke to the students regarding various expectations from them in regards to their attendance, behaviour and learning expectations. Each student was then treated with a Rosedale Hewens Trust goodie bag that consisted of various stationary items and their College planner. The students were very excited to receive the goodie bags.
The news of the death of the Queen last week was a significant moment for all of us. On Friday morning all the Schools and Colleges in the Trust showed their respect to mark the beginning of the national period of mourning in various ways. Pupils and students reflected on the Queens’ life and in particular over 70 years, her service to our nation.
Following the announced date of the state funeral for Queen Elizabeth II, the Trust and each of its Schools and Colleges will close to mark this historic occasion on Monday 19th September 2022. The Rosedale Hewens Academy Trust will be open as usual over the next week through the national mourning period.
We understand that during this period of mourning, some of our students may experience their own sense of loss and grief both for the Queen and for people close to them that are no longer with us. If you believe your child may need some additional support at this time please do not hesitate to contact their form tutor.
On Thursday 25th August, Year 10 students were joined by staff to celebrate an exceptional set of GCSE results. Despite facing disruptions of the pandemic which had placed a long-lasting impact on students’ learning, they soared through with perseverance which was reflected in their spectacular results, thus securing places in their chosen courses. Their resilience, diligence and optimism, supported by the encouragement and the indefatigable efforts of their teachers contributed to the excellent progress made throughout the year and the students’ individual successes. Most of the students have either progressed to the Post 16 course of their choice or have gone on to continue with education and training opportunities elsewhere.
Hewens College is looking forward to a favourable Progress 8 and Attainment 8 score. The students and staff have worked hard to achieve their levels. The results in most areas were commendable and the College is very happy with the results particularly in Mathematics, English, Languages and Information Technology (IT). Hewens is proud to share the fantastic achievements of the students below who have achieved great results and have begun their Post 16 Studies.
Some of our successes are shown in the tables included on the PDF below:
Friday 15th July saw a return to the pageantry of The Rosedale Hewens Academy Trust’s Year 11 Prom at the Q Vardis and The Mallard Suite after a two-year hiatus, and it returned with a BANG!
Under the theme, ‘A Night on the Red Carpet’, our students arrived in style, dressed to impress, won academy awards for academic and personal merit and were celebrities for the night. From the grand entrances, to the sequins, sparkle, feathers, the suits and ties, the students made this year’s prom, a prom to remember.
Each student received VIP treatment. Snapshots were taken by the ever-present media and paparazzi capturing students upon arrival as they got out of their luxury cars, with the scene emulating the concours d’elegance!
The stars of the night were then ushered to the red carpet where the lights continued to flash as they experienced the glamour of a premiere, leading them to the dancefloor and the 360 photobooth.
In the midst of the enjoyment, the Prom Kings, Queens and Jokers were crowned and adorned with sashes, and, new for this year, the Academy Award winners were presented with trophies for the Kindness Award, the Einstein Award and the Best Footballer Award, amongst many others.
On this special night, we celebrated the coming together of students from all four secondary colleges and made memories to last a lifetime. Prom was a reminder that as a Trust, we have strong community ties and when we unite, it feels like a family reunion. After one of the most difficult educational journeys ever known to the world, the 2022 Year 11 cohort proved their resilience via their capacity for joy. This cohort believes in ‘all for one, and one for all’. They celebrated each other like a year group should, and their bonds are insoluble. They epitomise the Trust value of collaboration.
The Director of Post 16 would like to personally thank all of the staff and families who made this event possible, alongside showing gratitude to Nick and all the team at Q Vardis, for allowing the Trust to put on yet another epic prom night. We are already looking forward to 2023!
Hillingdon’s Holiday Activity and Food (HAF) Programme is a national initiative funded by the Department for Education (DfE) and managed locally by Hillingdon Council to enable children and
The Summer Festival - An Evening of Hope, celebrates the work of GCSE Music and BTEC Performing Arts students. Taking place on Thursday 30th June at 7:00pm, the festival promises to be a wondrous spectacle with the aim to deliver good stage entertainment. A series of music events, including live performances will add to the exciting schedule of the evening. From our headlining melodious choir to phenomenal performances delivered by our adroit drummers, guitarists and pianists, we are convinced that this year’s programme will leave you feeling a tremendous sense of exultation!
Refreshments will be on sale from 6:30pm onwards and tickets are available for purchase via iPayimpact at £3 per person. We are delighted we can offer such a wide ranging and high-quality programme this year and look forward to seeing our students in all their glory!
