HN-February-2015

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An entertaining evening for our parents, carers,teachers, staff and Governors to attend.Come along, have fun and test your knowledge!(or lack of it??)WOMEN’S DAYIS YOUR DAYDid you know that only 6% of the engineering workforce in the UK are female?On the Monday 9th March Hornsey School for Girls is celebrating International Women’sDay <strong>2015</strong>. Led by students, the day will be used to focus on Women in the Workplace andwill inspire our young women to change male domination in the workplace.Hornsey School is planning a day of activities with a focus on getting our young women to aspire toachieve in any career! There will be workshops and presentations from women in male dominatedcareers who will discuss what it has taken them to achieve their goals.We will be focusing on breaking the barriers down between young women and a ‘male dominatedenvironment’; with guest speakers from real women at the top of their career. There will be acareers stand for students looking for information on roles they wish to pursue, how you canachieve your dream job, even if they are not sure what it is yet.Students, have you ever wondered what a meteorologist was or how many females go intoScience, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics (STEM) careers? There will be Year 11s withinteresting STEM related questions and answers, speak to them for more information. Somestudents will be dressed in work uniforms showing different careers and answering any questionsyou may have. In each of your lessons your teacher will talk about a successful woman in thatcareer- this should give you some ideas for future career options.Full details about the International Women’s Day will be emailed to parents/carers and posted onthe school website, closer to the event.Fahmida Uddin & Mayes Fusco-Fagg Year 11£2 entry per person
HORNSEY STUDENTS:HARD WORK IS RECOGNISEDHaringey Council’s annual Outstanding for All Awards saw fiveHornsey students rewarded for outstanding success inside andout of the classroom!Amira Ali (right) won the Unsung Youth Award for her workraising awareness of Female Genital Mutilation in the localcommunity.Nimra Butt (bottom right) was given the Overcoming AdversityAward for her amazing GCSE exam results despite having a visualimpairment.Isatou Cates and Shanjida Ahad were presented withOutstanding Academic Achievement Awards and Tiana Chung-Taylor won Haringey’s Young Carer of the Year Award.A special mention must go to Hornsey studentMoressa Chambers (top left) who impressivelyco-presented the award ceremony.
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