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Welcome to Hall School Wimbledon, the inclusive, independent co-educational school for pupils aged 9 to 18.
A warm welcome to Hall School Wimbledon, a dynamic and vibrant place of learning occupying a magical campus in the heart of Wimbledon.
Here at HSW, we are very proud to be a non-selective school, precisely because we know that innate ability comes in many forms, extending far beyond the narrow metric of academic assessment. We don’t just ask ‘How smart are you?’, rather we pose the question, ‘How are you smart?’ Our cherished pupils make up a lively community of budding scientists, artists, dancers, authors, carers, musicians and athletes, all sharing a spirit of adventure and a thirst for knowledge. We work hard to enable every one of us to find our ‘element’ and to feel valued for who we are and the unique contribution we bring to the school. Many pupils will discover talents at HSW which they never knew they had, such is the privilege and pleasure of working here.
There is a buzz about the place, and so there should be; we believe that school should be a place where joyful memories are made and lifelong friendships are forged. We are united in our resolve to champion the deep-down-things that make learning and living together worthwhile. Our pupils’ jerseys bear the letters HSW, a daily reminder that for any of us to flourish and become the best version of ourselves, first we must look after our Health and Self-Worth. We constantly view the ‘whole child’ in front of us because we know that from self-worth comes self-discipline, which ultimately enables us all to reach our full potential.
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Our year sevens aren’t afraid of a challenge! Before the weather turned this week, and for the second time this term, they took part in the bleep test in their games lessons, aiming to improve on September’s scores. All students put up a good fight, with almost all showing great improvement, but huge congratulations must go to Jennifer K, who was the last student standing (for a few rounds) reaching an amazing 11.1!
Anti-Bullying week 🙅🏼♂️
We are celebrating Anti-Bullying Week at HSW this week, celebrating our differences and raising awareness of bullying as well as highlighting ways we can prevent and respond to it. The theme this year is ‘Choose Respect’, and in lessons, form times and assemblies we will be talking about respecting differences of culture, belief and opinion.
Today is ‘Odd Socks Day’ and lots of our students are taking their chance to mark this important week and celebrate their uniqueness!
🌹 Rememberance Day 🌹
They went with songs to the battle, they were young,
Straight of limb, true of eye, steady and aglow.
They were staunch to the end against odds uncounted;
They fell with their faces to the foe.
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
Our students and staff observed a two minutes silence this morning to commemorate British Armed Forces Members of the past and present. Our younger students prepared for today by learning about the significance of the poppy and creating their own poppy fields.
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Hall School Wimbledon (HSW) offers a warm, vibrant, and inclusive education for boys and girls aged 9 to 18.
Located in the heart of south-west London, our school blends academic excellence with a nurturing environment that cares deeply for each child’s social, emotional, and physical well-being. At HSW, we are dedicated to ensuring every pupil feels supported, valued, and empowered to thrive in all aspects of their development.
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Yesterday morning, Year 9 and GCSE/A-level History students received a talk from Gabriel Stein from Generation2Generation, an organisation who provides Holocaust survivor descendant speakers to schools and organisations to ensure that survivor stories of the Holocaust are heard. It was a thoroughly engaging talk that informed students on the horrors of the Holocaust through personal testimonies of his mother’s life throughout this time and students were also able to engage in a Q&A.
We’re back!
After a well deserved two week break, our students and staff are ready and raring to go as we gear up to the colder months of the year ❄️
At the end of this term, we bid farewell to our Head, Mr Hammond and welcome Mr Bradbury, who is already joining us two days a week to ensure a smooth handover of the ship 🚢
With multiple sports fixtures, flu vaccinations and settling back into lessons, it’s set to be a busy first week back!
Alongside all of the hard work that our students out in each week, we have a lot of fun too - as demonstrated by our junior school who are really enjoying Lego club this term. With the freedom to explore their imagination and create both independently and collaboratively, students have found the perfect outlet after school 👏🏼
On Thursday, Key Stage 2 gathered for a special talk on Black History Month from Miss Ofori. We explored achievements of notable Black Britons throughout history, and learnt about the origin of Black History Month and how it is celebrated. Year 6 are particularly excited now to begin their new history topic after half term: ‘Black British History’. Thank you, Miss Ofori, for such an inspiring talk!
