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For my first article of the new year, I thought I would highlight the novels that featured in several of the book reviewers ‘best of 2025’ articles as the same titles are often selected by different reviewers. These titles can make an interesting reading list, if you are looking for new...

This term’s language celebrations at Hazelwick have truly highlighted the power of communication, cultural diversity and ambition. From our whole-school celebration of the European Day of Languages, to the academic challenge and competitive spirit of the Year 7 Spanish Spelling Bee and Year 8...

The following sport articles have been taken (pages 16 - 18) from the November 2025 edition of the Headteacher's Newsletter.

For your information this month, via the Newsletter, we are raising awareness of the topic of misogyny and sexism. The issue of misogyny and sexism in schools was raised as far back as 1982 when Margaret Attwood called them a “breeding ground for sexism” where six year old boys are...

Our annual Careers Fair returned in July, with more energy and ambition than ever before. With a vibrant mix of employers, universities, colleges, and training providers in attendance, students from Years 8 to 12 were given a unique opportunity to explore a wide range of career pathways and future s...

Year 7 Geography students visited Cuckmere Haven in the South Downs National Park for a day of fieldwork focused on microclimates and the unique geography of this coastal environment