Resultado de búsqueda
Harrodian Values The school's values of good manners, consideration and respect flow through Harrodian. One pupil's view that "this is a place where you can 100% be yourself" echoed the view of others. Parents and carers are highly positive about the school. They emphasise the quality of pastoral care and support provided by staff.'
Inspection report: The Harrodian School, 1–3 May 2018 Page 5 of 11 Teachers interpret and uphold the school’s values and policies consistently and proudly. This leads to excellent attitudes to learning from pupils across the whole school. Pupils who may be at risk of falling behind with their learning for any reason are quickly
The Harrodian is still a young school but it has matured and grown up quickly. Founded in 1993 on the site of the former Harrods sports club with just 65 Pre-Prep and Prep age pupils, we now cater for approximately 1,000 boys and girls aged 4-18 in a single school integrating dedicated sections for Pre-Prep, Prep and Senior/Sixth Form.
Harrodian’s 11s and 12s (Year 7s and 8s) provided cheering evidence of Harrodian’s growing Mathematics prowess when they all took part in the Maths Challenge organised by the charity United Kingdom Mathematics Trust (UKMT).
Information about this school The Harrodian Day School is an independent day schools for boys and girls aged from four to 18. The school is registered to admit up to 990 pupils. The current number on roll exceeds this. The school is divided into a pre-prep school for pupils up to the age of eight, a prep
The school is a friendly and warm educational community, which encourages pupils' individuality whilst providing a unique environment in which to foster close and long-lasting friendships. Founded in 1993, the Harrodian School has grown from a small school of 65 pupils to our current intake of 990 pupils as of September 2015.
The Harrodian School. The Harrodian is the London equivalent of Bedales. About as hip a school as you will find, pupils are encouraged to interact with their teachers informally; this can make for rather raucous lessons, but it seems to get results. The school is heavily competitive to get into (there is one place for every five applicants ...
