#TeamHaringey6 Week 9 Round Up

Welcome back #TeamHaringey6 from your half-term break, we hope you enjoyed your time off and had a chance to reflect and revamp for the new week ahead.

We had GCSE resits this week and I could see that #H6 students were wearing to go all part of the #H6Experience

On Monday it started off with 2 members of the mental health team from North Middlesex Hospital came to speak to A Level Psychology students. The session was an informal discussion about mental health. It included discussions on topics around historical views and treatments of mental illness in comparison to 21^st Century views and treatments.

The students benefited from being able to openly question and discuss mental health and how it affects them and will then be able to apply this to their exam unit. Students found the session highly engaging, commenting that it gave them an insight into their own mental health and how to have open and honest conversations with people if they felt they were struggling. #H6Experience 

#TeamHaringey6 second year Level 3 sport students visited the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park to assess the impact of London 2012 on wider society. #H6 Students gathered information from a number of the legacy venues on how they engage with the local community and how they have contributed to the regeneration of East London. Issues such as engagement in sport from girls, ethnic minorities and residents with a low socio-economic classification were discussed with sport providers, and how they overcome barriers to participation that exist within the local community.

#TeamHaringey6 also had trainee midwives from North Middlesex Hospital & Middlesex University to work with Health and Social Care students, giving them a presentation on pregnancy and delivering a baby, followed by a practical session on the delivery of a baby and after care. This was an amazing experience for the students. They enjoyed the sessions and were very much engaged whilst putting theory into practice. #DiscoverTheDifference 

Hornsey school for girls invited CEO Russ to their school for an assembly with their learners who were eagerly asking questions specifically about the different subjects we offer as well as trips and extra curricular activities they were all fantastic as they seemed keen to #DiscoverTheDifference 

And lastly a win for #TeamHaringey6 Haringey Sixth Form College Hawks!

Well done as they defeated Queen’s School 108-48 to remain undefeated in the ABL competition. Their next ABL match is this Wednesday, away to Havering.

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