Students

At Hurworth School we believe that every student should have access to a broad and balanced curriculum, which will meet their future needs in education, training and the work place. The curriculum is designed to prepare students for their future roles as workers, parents / guardians and members of the wider community.

Key Stage 3

Students entering the school at the beginning of Year 7 study all aspects of the National Curriculum. All students study the following subjects throughout their first three years in the school:

English, Mathematics, Science, French, Design and Technology, History, Geography, Religious Studies, Drama, Dance, Music, Art, Information Communication Technology, Physical Education, Personal, Social, Health and Citizenship, Education (PSHCE)

We offer a second modern foreign language (German or Spanish) in Year 8 and 9. Careers information is provided in all year groups.

Throughout Key Stage 3 students also experience a PSHCE period once a week. During this lesson aspects of citizenship are studied as well as time spent with the tutor reviewing progress, setting individual targets and developing further studying skills.

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Pop-up Science

Year 7,8 and 9 were extremely brave entering the Science department this week. Ghostbusters slime, screaming ghosts, skeleton holograms, floating objects, spooky drinks, and relighting candles invaded lab 1. Conquering their fear resulted in lots of fun and science...

Uniforms – Elizabeths Embroidery

https://elizabethsembroidery.morephotos.net/collections and password: hurworth With the upcoming school holidays, we think it would be a good idea to inform you of how to safely purchase uniform, following Covid 19, for a fresh start in September. 1- Please click on...

Hurworth Virtual Art Exhibition

Welcome to the Hurworth School Art exhibition for 2020 leavers. The artwork on show demonstrates some outstanding artistic ability and real creativity. We are exceptionally proud of all that they have achieved and although we were unable to celebrate with our usual...