News

10 November 21

Mrs Sarah Deamer and Mr Joshua Baum share news of a new book to remember our period of Lockdown during the COVID pandemic. In April 2021 we returned to school after a year of disrupted education due to the COVID pandemic. On our return to being a community once more it was lovely to meet…

10 November 21

We are already in trouble. The stability we all depend on is breaking. This story is one of inequality, as well as instability. Today, those who’ve done the least to cause this problem, are being the hardest hit. Ultimately, all of us will feel the impact, some of which are now unavoidable. My world is…

22 October 21

During the autumn term, both the Girls’ and Boys’ schools were given an amazing opportunity to spend time volunteering in a fun-filled day of activities for around 120 primary school students. By utilising our schools’ resources, we organised a day of sports, science experiments and swimming for Year 6 pupils. This gave us the chance…

19 October 21

We were thrilled to welcome Neelam from the Islington Migrant Centre to our yearly Harvest Festival service on Monday. She spoke to students and staff about her journey and of the support she has received from the centre and about the difficulties faced by refugees and migrants in this country. Thanks to the generosity of…

19 October 21

Lower 5 recently had part of the day off-timetable to learn more about the science behind various sporting activities. Our Sports Science Day was full of so many intriguing activities and we had so much fun trying to beat the world records for each activity, although some were more difficult than others! Each student got…

19 October 21

Thursday 7 October was an exciting day for our netball players as the school hosted the annual Haberdashers Netball Festival. The event brought together eight Haberdashers schools and offered students from across the county an opportunity to meet, socialise and finally have a chance to play competitive sport against one another. We were especially pleased…

19 October 21

PolSoc was lucky to have Rahima Mahmut speak to us about the plight of the Uyghur community. Rahima, a prominent voice in human rights activism, was able to give the students a fascinating insight into the situation. As a Uyghur Muslim herself, Rahima moved to the UK in 2000 from Xinjiang Province, an Uyghur Autonomous…

14 October 21

The St Catherine’s Guild gave the Junior School a generous donation for an inspirational guest speaker. As part of the Junior School Enrichment programme, Susannah Townsend was invited to share her Olympic experience with the Junior School. The focus was on curiosity and the students asked Susannah many interesting questions about winning a gold medal…

12 October 21

Congratulations to Eva in Lower 5 who has achieved success in the John Locke Institute Junior Essay Competition. Here, she talks about her visit to Oxford for a day of lectures. On the 2 October, I went to Balliol College, Oxford for a day of lectures and seminars, having received a commendation in the John…

11 October 21

At Habs Girls, we believe that our Forest School is a very special place, one where each and every pupil can develop at their own speed, in their own direction and along their own path. For many children, playing and spending time in nature is no longer a regular activity. One of the many benefits…