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02/03/2012
Congratulations to our Upper Fifth (Year 11) team who came 2nd out of 99 school teams at the Kent Consumer Quiz Final today.
Bolsheviks seize Walthamstow Hall!
02/02/2012
Classrooms and offices throughout the school were 'seized' by 'Bolsheviks' from the Lower Fifth this morning. The students were recreating events from 1917 as part of their Russian history studies.
01/12/2011
Walthamstow Hall has again featured in the list of the 'Top 100 Independent Secondary Schools' published by The Sunday Times. This year's list was dominated by girls' day schools.
Young scientists judge Royal Society Book Prize
19/10/2011
Science Club members from Years 8 and 9 met today to judge the 6 science themed books nominated for the national Royal Society Book Prize. 'How the World Works' was their winning book.
Third Formers host their own International Trade Fair
14/10/2011
As part of their Careers work the Third Form (Year 7) hosted an 'International Trade Fair' with different groups giving presentations and creating displays on a diverse range of countries from around the world.
The Times puts Walthamstow Hall on top
13/09/2011
The Times has ranked Walthamstow Hall as Kent's top Independent Girls' school in its 2011 A level and GCSE tables. In GCSE's WH outperformed ALL local independent & grammar schools.
25/08/2011
Walthamstow Hall has gained its best ever GCSE and IGCSE results. An incredible 85% of grades were A* - A with 98% A* - B.
Students discuss Medicine with Professor Hunt
01/07/2011
Students from the Lower Fifth upwards (Years 10 - 13) who are interested in a career in medicine met with old girl Beverley Hunt, Professor of Thrombosis and Haemostasis at St Thomas' Hospital, on Friday.
13/06/2011
TheThird Form (Year 7) have celebrated the end of School Exam Week with a trip to the Science Museum at Hersmonceux on 10th June.
18/05/2011
Lower Fourth (Year 8) students Sara Crooks, Lucy Ritcher, Melanie Wheeler and Verity Lloyd came second out of 16 schools at Salters Chemisty Festival on Wednesday.
