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21/12/24

Congratulations to our incredibly talented students for their inspiring performances at this years HGAEDs’ Got Talent Show 🎤 🙌 Thank you to the brilliant audience, the sisterhood was palpable! ❤️#charactercourageconscience pic.twitter.com/px5IEkG8UF

21/12/24

Our students impressive metalwork designs, inspired by Art Deco. So many exceptional pieces! pic.twitter.com/LWRGLCdvAP

17/12/24

An absolute privilege to experience the Club Alt closing event . Thank you to the brilliant students who curated this exceptional project and our Y13 panel hosts for their insightful questions pic.twitter.com/iTLPxAye5V

17/12/24

A brilliant match against . Very deserving winners. Thank you to for hosting! 👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/FVqRVvEfK4

17/12/24

Our students visited the in preparation for their collaboration with the museum's "Behind Our Accent" exhibition. Students have shared their personal migration stories in a book written by our students - so inspiring - well done! 👏 pic.twitter.com/cS4vGN4gSr

17/12/24

Ready to welcome Kings 7A to Principal’s Breakfast. Highest attendance in the whole school for Autumn Term! Congratulations 👏🏼 pic.twitter.com/A1uWeEnilD

16/12/24

Thank you for your continued support our HGAED football teams by making your exceptional pitches available. We appreciate it 🙏🏻⚽️🏆

16/12/24

Thank you for such informative assemblies today. https://t.co/xuwPCUCXjw

12/12/24

Our Y11 psychologists put their brain and neuropsychology knowledge to the test by creating detailed models of the human brain. From crafting the cerebral cortex to highlighting the hippocampus, students displayed creativity and an excellent understanding of complex concepts! 🧠 pic.twitter.com/TyBKEqd9ip

29/11/24

Our annual Y7 bubble blowing event. Thank you to the Art department for organising - it is always a highlight for our newest students 🫧 pic.twitter.com/t76NlqbXVd

13/11/24

Looking forward to meeting our prospective students tomorrow for our P16 Open Evening https://t.co/1mN6Vqb4EY

13/11/24

A brilliant day for our Y7 Footballers ⚽️ Thank you pic.twitter.com/FEluOOj7nx

13/11/24

Thank you for the recognition 🙌 https://t.co/ngUiJMzsim

13/11/24

Wearing our odd socks with pride and celebrating our differences for pic.twitter.com/62tN9bqukR

17/10/24

More of the incredible GCSE and A level Art Residential. A trip to the and a private water taxi 🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/2d4tb9Ye6y

17/10/24

It is not everyday you get invited to the Venice Biennale. An incredible opportunity for our GCSE and A level artists 🎨🇮🇹 pic.twitter.com/oviopxdkih

17/10/24

Join us on Thursday 14th November to learn more about our exceptional 6th Form - 5.00pm - 7.00pm. pic.twitter.com/TAiaUsqq6o

16/10/24

Breakfast with Champions 🏆! Oriel 7A enjoying their Principal's Breakfast for the highest attendance in the whole school. Congratulations Ms Hassan, Mr Oviri, Mr Beresford and all of Oriel 7A 👏 pic.twitter.com/gbCcknaovV

10/10/24

Lunchtime fun in celebration of World Mental Health Day. Playing games made everyone smile 😃 pic.twitter.com/iR8RytYciE

10/10/24

World Mental Health Day at HGAED started with a hot chocolate and a chat because connections matter. Thank you to and our Mental Health Ambassadors for organising such a positive start to the day! pic.twitter.com/bhONAHAGI4

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Posted on March 26th 2013

Olivier award-nominated actress Cush Jumbo inspires students

Actress Cush Jumbo came in to school last week and a few lucky students had the chance to meet her.

Cush, who has just been nominated for an Olivier award for her role as Mark Anthony in an all-female production of Julius Ceasar in the West End, spoke to students about how she got into acting; how her enjoyment of Shakespeare developed after school; gave tips on learning lines (important for those students starring in Guys and Dolls this summer), and spoke about the importance of working hard at what you enjoy.

She also told a few anecdotes, revealed Julius Ceasar will be going to Broadway in the Autumn, and, at the request of a student, gave one of her Mark Antony speeches from that very production - money couldn't buy tickets, so this was an exclusive all of our own! 

 

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