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At Hewens College, we believe that the curriculum is a powerful lever by which to improve student attainment. Our curriculum aims to ensure that what students know is richly connected to other knowledge, so that they can solve problems, be creative through making new connections, and study areas in enough depth to think critically about them.
Hewens is an inclusive College that provides education for children aged 11 to 19. The College recognises the importance of offering a range of experiences to inspire personal confidence, allowing each student to develop personally and socially.
The total cost for students to attend the Year 11 Prom is £30.00 per person and full payment must be received before Friday 9th June 2023. This can be paid via your child’s iPayimpact account and a record of the payment should be kept, as proof of purchase. Upon paying the full amount, students can collect their ticket from the Principal’s ...
The Year 10 Senior Student Ambassadors recently interviewed students in Year 8 to widen and develop the student leadership body across the College. There were a number of students in Year 8 who applied for the role of Student Ambassador and the interview process was tough and rigorous and we are delighted that a number of Year 8’s were ...
On Tuesday 2nd July we welcomed Year 6 students who will join Hewens College in Year 7 in September. The day started with an assembly where Mrs Littlefair shared the ethos of Hewens College with the students. After the assembly they went on the tour of the College with our Student Ambassadors. Year 6 took part in various activities throughout ...
Hewens is an inclusive College that provides education for children aged 11 to 19. The College recognises the importance of offering a range of experiences to inspire personal confidence, allowing each student to develop personally and socially. As well as Ofsted recognition for its achievements, in March 2017, Hewens College was nationally ...
At Hewens College, democracy is a concept that is explored and promoted within Humanities subjects, as well as cross curricular and during form time. The Student Council is a democratically elected, active and thriving group, ensuring students have a voice in the College.
