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Our Year 8-9 Netball team put in a fantastic performance in their recent competition! Despite challenging windy conditions, the girls showed great determination, teamwork, and skill to deliver a strong […]
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To celebrate British Science Week, KS3 students were invited to take part in the Inspire Engineering programme at the Transport Museum Depot. Students got to quiz STEM professionals on their […]
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Students and staff at Highgate Hill were proud to be recognised with Jack Petchey Achievement Awards, celebrating their dedication, leadership and positive contribution to the school community. The awards highlight individuals who go above and beyond to support others and make a meaningful difference.
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Have you recently graduated or are you considering a career change that offers passion and purpose? If so, we are now recruiting for our teacher training programme, School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT), delivered in partnership with national education charity, Teach First. We are currently seeking trainees in secondary English, Maths, Science (Biology, Chemistry and Physics), as well as Primary, for a September 2026 start. Find out more and apply on the City of London Academies Trust website.
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Last week, we organised a Principal’s Breakfast to celebrate students who have shown outstanding commitment to our school values. Heads of year nominated four students from each year group with […]
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Students at City of London Academy Highgate Hill celebrate receiving their GCSE results today as they aspire to secure a place in their new, high-achieving sixth form. Following just its second cohort of A level successes last week, many students are seeing their hard work and dedication pay off, gaining the GCSE grades they need to continue their journey at the ‘Outstanding’ sixth form.
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