It’s finally here! After a tremendous amount of work by students, staff and our friends at ‘hSpark’,  Highams Park’s own community radio station,  the Joseph Clarke School radio station has gone live. Tune in from 5pm on weekdays or 1pm at weekends to hear programmes made by the students from Metropolitan, Victoria, Bakerloo and Central Line classes. 

The team from mosaic group Artyface visited last week to begin work on the decorative tiles that will become a mosaic later on this year in Highams Park station.

We were guests of Arundel Cricket Club for two nights at the beginning of May. The annual trip, funded by the Arundel Cricket Foundation gives students the opportunity to learn cricket skills, but just as importantly gives them a taste of independence and it was their first trip away from home for four of our students this year.

At Joseph Clarke School we want to do everything we possibly can to help parents and families support their children. The Leading Parent Partnership Award is national award for outstanding parental engagement in schools.  We've been working  towards getting the award since September 2018. Here's what we've been doing.

If you have a child at Whitefield Schools can pay for school lunches and other items using your phone, computer or tablet – or if you don’t have access to the Internet, you can pop into a local shop to pay.

It's been another summer of achievement at Joseph Clarke School with a great set of results. Our congratulations to everyone for their hard work and results, we are very proud of them all.

The school that would form the seed of Joseph Clarke School first opened in 1918 and to mark the occasion, HRH Princess Michael of Kent visited today to unveil a plaque commemorating both the school's centenary, as well as its new modernisation and expansion.

World Book Day came to Joseph Clarke School this week – and with it,  dressing up, decorated doors, quizzes and writing competitions.