Stewards School
Parnall Road, Harlow, Essex, CM18 7NQ
Welcome to Stewards
I am delighted to have the opportunity of introducing you to Stewards School.
At Stewards, pupil achievement is at the heart of all we do. We encourage all our students to do their best, to achieve the best examination results they can and to develop their personal and social skills to the full.
OFSTED reported that “Stewards School is a good school with outstanding features where every child matters a great deal … Pupils are excellent ambassadors for their school, reflecting their outstanding personal and social developments … their enjoyment of school is exceptional.”
Everyone has a vital part to play in developing our school. We listen to our students, respect their views and regularly celebrate their successes and achievements across the whole spectrum of school life.
We have created an atmosphere of trust and collaboration at the school - a place where everyone is respected and where the traditional values of mutual care, consideration and acceptance flourish. We are committed to students becoming good citizens who will contribute positively to society.
Stewards School has gained an excellent reputation within the local community. We have strong links with parents and with the business community. In recent years we have achieved numerous national awards in recognition of the high quality education we offer. Visitors invariably comment on the friendly, purposeful and welcoming atmosphere of Stewards School. The website will give you information about the work of the teaching departments and an idea of what we value in a school of which we are justly proud.
Rhonda Murthar B.A. M.A.(Ed).
Headteacher
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Latest News
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‘Starry, Starry Night’
‘Starry, Starry Night’ presentation by Jerry Stone FBIS FRAS on Tuesday 9th February 2010, 6.15pm for 6.30pm start, finishes at 8pm in the Conference Room of Stewards School.
Free admission.
Suitable for children from 7 to 100 years.
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Target Setting Day
Target Setting Day takes place on Thursday January 28th. For pupils in years 7-10 this will involve attending school for an individual appointment with their tutor to discuss their progress. The remainder of the day will be spent working at home.
Pupils in year 11 will attend school as normal, start and finish times remain unchanged. During the day they will have an appointment with their tutor and will attend a session run by the highly regarded company 'Positively Mad'. The remainder of the day will be used to improve coursework.
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Another win for Stewards
This week a group of year 9 pupils led by Ms Francis and Mrs Sherwood were successful in winning the BT Global Hothouse competition against stiff competition from three other schools.