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1. www.thehighlandsschool.org › student-lifeStudent life - The Highlands School

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   Student life. At The Highlands School, we are committed to developing the whole person. Our athletics and fine arts programs, along with other extracurricular clubs and events, allow students to explore personal interests and develop new skills and talents. A student might be playing on the sports field on Friday night and performing on the ...

2. www.highlands.enfield.sch.uk › pageHighlands School - Library

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   Library opening hours are 8:30am – 4:15pm Monday to Thursday, Friday closed at 4pm. We operate a no eating or drinking, no gaming and no mobile phone policy in the library. Books and ICT suites. We have a vast library with plenty of space to accommodate all our students’ needs. We have 14,000 books which support literacy and research across ...

3. www.thehighlandsschool.org › middle-schoolMiddle School - The Highlands School

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   The Highlands School curriculum prepares middle school students for the academic demands of college preparatory and Advanced Placement® or AP® high school achievement in a variety of disciplines in both the arts and sciences. Students master the details of English grammar and develop writing skills. Reading comprehension instruction focuses ...

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › The_Highlands_School,_ReadingThe Highlands School, Reading - Wikipedia

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   The Highlands School. The Highlands School was an independent primary school in Reading, Berkshire, England. For most of its history the school was located in Wardle Avenue, Tilehurst. Highlands admitted both boys and girls in the lower years, but the upper forms were girls only. The school was founded in 1929 and closed in July 2011.

5. www.highlands.enfield.sch.uk › pageHighlands School - Curriculum overview

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   The Highlands School curriculum supports a culture of reading. Reading and literacy open the doorway into the other subjects in the curriculum and to future success. The curriculum at Highlands encourages reading for pleasure and ensures students can access texts across the curriculum. The wider curriculum at Highlands is an entitlement, not a ...

6. www.get-information-schools.service.gov.ukThe Highlands School - GOV.UK - Get Information about Schools

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   Jul 13, 2011 · We use some essential cookies to make this service work. ... Establishment The Highlands School. URN: 110115 . ... Reading, Berkshire, RG31 6JR. Local authority

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   Does Highlands School support a culture of reading?

   • The Highlands School curriculum supports a culture of reading. Reading and literacy open the doorway into the other subjects in the curriculum and to future success. The curriculum at Highlands encourages reading for pleasure and ensures students can access texts across the curriculum.

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   How does highlands help students read?

   • Literacy initiatives It is our passion to get students reading throughout their stay at Highlands, we have introduced various initiatives to promote reading. We have a mobile library where the librarian visits the students in class and lends books. Year 7s have library lessons every fortnight to encourage consistent reading and reading activities.

   Highlands School - Library

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   Why should you visit Highlands School's Library?

   • Our library is at the heart of Highlands School and has a vast selection of resources for all students during their journey here. We believe reading is a huge part of their educational and emotional development, and we are passionate about the library being a place that all students are welcome to visit as regularly and as often as possible.

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   What is the Highlands School curriculum?

   • The Highlands School curriculum is ambitious and designed to educate students in the best that has been thought and said in each subject and to build a cultural capital.

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   Does Highlands School offer free access to books?

   • This gives every student at Highlands School free access to hundreds of books which they can access from any electronic device at home or in school. Whilst nothing replaces traditional reading, we have found that reading from an electronic device assists reluctant readers and those with reading difficulties.

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   How does Highlands School support students with Sen?

   • Students with SEN are supported with resources that are carefully adapted, or with extra support from teachers during the lesson. Students follow a broad curriculum at Highlands School. During years 7 and 8 of Key Stage 3, all subjects are compulsory and follow the National Curriculum.

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