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Dates for Open Mornings

2008
17th May - FULL
7th June - FULL
13th September
20th September
4th October
1st November
29th November

To request a place on an Open Morning, click here.

Click here for more information on Open Mornings and how to book them, and other ways to visit the School.

We are unable to accept any further applications for places for entry in 2008. The only possible exception may be an outstanding candidate who gains his Head Teacher’s support for an Academic Scholarship application.

HARROW SCHOOL NEWS

Traditional Field Day scatters Harrovians from the Thames to the Somme

Field Day is an annual event at Harrow in which Masters take groups of boys on expeditions outside School. The themes can be educational or physical but the trips are always fun. This year’s Field Day saw Shell boys travel to the battlefields of the Somme in France, while a group of artists and designers went to Paris, biologists visited the Berlin Zoo and classicists went to Rome. more >>

Intermediates take Gold at Wellington Cross-Country Relays

This year Harrow took two teams to the annual Wellington Relays cross-country competition for teams of five runners. While the Seniors went with a weakened team due to absentees, the Intermediates had a full strength team that believed it was in with a chance of getting in the medals. First leg runner Jack Stow ran his heart out more >>

Copley medal winner Lord May gives 2008 Rayleigh Lecture

This year’s Rayleigh Lecture was given by Lord May, Professor of Zoology at Oxford University, a distinguished speaker who is a former Chief Scientific Adviser to the British Government and former President of the Royal Society. Addressing a large audience more >>

Harrow achieves record results in UK Maths Challenge

In February over two hundred Harrow boys from the Fifth Form, Removes and Shells entered the UKMT Intermediate Mathematics Challenge. This national competition, run by the UK Mathematics Trust (UKMT), attracts more than six hundred thousand entrants, so it is very competitive.

This year Harrow achieved record results with 49 boys achieving a Gold certificate, more >>