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We had an amazing Saturday for our KS4 athletes. After shining at the Annual Borough Sports Athletics Meet, the talented Hewens College students were selected to represent Hillingdon at the Middlesex Athletics Championship competing at the worldclass Lee Valley Stadium. Kareem, Milana, Oleksandr, and Deja brought their A-game, showcasing their remarkable power, speed and determination. Milana blazed through the 100m, qualifying for the finals and securing an impressive 4th place. Oleksandr impressed in the Shot, taking home a BRONZE MEDAL. Beyond the medals, it’s about the life lessons learned—teamwork, resilience, and the excitement of competition.

During the final week of the term, all year groups gathered for their respective Achievement Assemblies. These events celebrated the outstanding progress of students who demonstrated exceptional behaviour, strong attendance, and impressive Alliance point contributions. We extend our congratulations to all high achievers and encourage them to maintain their dedication and excellence in the coming term.

During the final week of the term, all year groups gathered for their respective Achievement Assemblies. These events celebrated the outstanding progress of students who demonstrated exceptional behaviour, strong attendance, and impressive Alliance point contributions. We extend our congratulations to all
high achievers and encourage them to maintain their dedication and excellence in the coming term.

Our Key Stage 3 students have been busy learning how to make pancakes as part of their Food Technology lessons. Some of the students have even been experimenting with making gluten-free, egg-free pancakes, to suit those with intolerances. The students enjoyed revisiting their gratifying cooking experiences, flipping the pancakes in the kitchen and particularly enjoyed eating their creations afterwards!

Year 9 students brought their A-game to the kitchen, crafting delicious pizzas from scratch. The students did everything from kneading the dough to topping it off with their favourite ingredients, their creativity and hard work were truly impressive. Food Technology continues to be a firm favourite at Hewens College, and our budding chefs never fail to amaze us with their skill and passion for cooking.

Our Year 9 students welcomed Hezron Brown, who led a workshop about the important topic of bullying, delivering his thought-provoking lived experience. Hezron along with Shaquil, gave inspiring speeches, strategies and advice to engage our students. He told of his journey from a homeless teenager and active gang member in Birmingham, to a professional actor, Pride of Britain award winner and motivational speaker. He told his story with complete honesty and our students were engaged throughout the assembly.