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27/09/24

SCHOOL TOURSWe invite all prospective parents and students, for Year 7 September 2025 intake, to visit our school.Book via our website: https://t.co/px3FQC9FWm pic.twitter.com/exSHqjmkgo

25/09/24

REMINDER:We're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school tomorrow.This event will run from 5:00pm - 8:00pm, with Headteacher speeches taking place at 6:00pm and 7:00pm. https://t.co/yyeIEPuokh

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05/09/24

OPEN EVENINGWe're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Thursday 26th September 2024.This event will run from 5:00pm - 8:00pm, with Headteacher speeches taking place at 6:00pm and 7:00pm. pic.twitter.com/kjO2IDJMFe

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23/08/24

"I am very pleased with myself with having a lot to struggle. I have come out the other side now with good results but it's been a challenge.”Congratulations to Jack, who will now study science and maths at sixth form.https://t.co/IdOP9g7lEO#GCSEResults2024 pic.twitter.com/fgvuQQ0NUG

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22/08/24

“Not only have students performed well academically, but they have developed into outstanding young adults." - Dustin Schuyler, Headteacher.Well done to all students collecting their #GCSEResultshttps://t.co/03YOdS96Jb pic.twitter.com/NePMhzeF50

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19/07/24

👀 Looking for things to do over the summer? 🌞 There is lots happening in the local area. We will continue to share updates on exciting events over the Summer. pic.twitter.com/avrQ4IU67C

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09/07/24

🚴‍♀️ Well done to everyone who participated in the annual Tour De Flitch. 👏 Donations have reached £1200 and any last minute donations can be made using the go fund me link: https://t.co/RtZ3rmO846 pic.twitter.com/YkVLz6pXBa

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19/06/24

🥇Celebrating success at District Athletics 🥈Congratulations to all students who won medals at the District Athletics today.🥉Everyone involved from Year 7-10 have done exceptionally! pic.twitter.com/ldmNF7Gz7D

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14/06/24

🚴‍♂️🚴‍♀️FHS Tour De Flitch This year staff and pupils will complete the Tour De Flitch to raise money for the FHS PTA to support with buying resources to support students in school!https://t.co/RtZ3rmO846

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07/06/24

☘️ Good Luck to John from staff and students at Forest Hall School ☘️https://t.co/ZurNha6nQo

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04/06/24

Finishing Ardeche on a high...#Ardeche2024 pic.twitter.com/NJeO30HKzA

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03/06/24

The Ardeche via canoe = half term memories to last a lifetime!#Ardeche2024 pic.twitter.com/Y67bdNfiDZ

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02/06/24

Memories to last a lifetime... pic.twitter.com/XnW2Wvry3J

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28/05/24

Ardeche 2024Day 1- Canyoning ✔️Day 2- Canoeing down the Ardeche before a night of camping ✔️Having the best time? ✔️ pic.twitter.com/kGTiGJ8c6t

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25/05/24

🚣...and we are off! pic.twitter.com/WIU7MwJXEx

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18/05/24

📚Year 8 enjoy a day out at London Docklands Museum- bringing History to life!A day out at London Docklands allowed students to explore galleries to enhance their History Curriculum. pic.twitter.com/RXjLFfAJlt

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16/05/24

🏆James celebrates success at Tang Soo Do International Championship in Belfast in this 3rd competition for black belt pic.twitter.com/938iw0QxZk

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03/05/24

🍦 Ice cream to fuel the additional exam preparation before written exams for year 11. Thank you to @ pic.twitter.com/QITVshcCiZ

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26/04/24

✈️Each year it gets better and better...https://t.co/kxHVNcW3Oc

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Students prove they've got talent

Students prove they've got talent

Posted: 1st April 2019

Students proved they really do have a diverse range of talents, from spinning plates to solving a Rubik’s cube.

Forest Hall School held a Forest Hall’s Got Talent contest to give students an opportunity to showcase their talents.

The event was also a way of raising money for the Greek orphanage supported by the Smile of the Child charity. The school made the link with the orphanage in Corfu to enable students to help those less fortunate than themselves, as well as giving Stansted youngsters the opportunity to go abroad and experience another culture.

Students auditioned to take part in the show, while their peers paid 50p to watch the process, raising £70 towards the next trip to Greece.

A group of 16 finalists made it through to the main event, where more than 80 guests packed out the audience.

Rosie Deane was the overall winner with her singing and ukulele act, while Doll House dancing group came second and Charlie Jacob singing while Freddie Challis spun plates came third.

Sarah Power, careers enrichment and mable lead, said: “I wanted to organise this event primarily to raise money for the Greek orphanage, but also to give our students a platform to showcase their talents. “A lot of our students are very talented and we may not see that in our every day school life in lessons.

“It was amazing to see some of the quieter students get up and sing their hearts out or dance as a team or even spin plates and solve Rubik’s Cubes!

“As enrichment lead at Forest Hall, I want to ensure students are enjoying their school life, trying new things, challenging themselves and taking risks. It was a great event which I hope will take place yearly.”

Stephen Hehir, executive head, said: “It is so refreshing to see our students performing, developing their confidence and giving back to others who are less fortunate than themselves. This is a tribute to everything we stand for at Forest Hall, which is to ensure students achieve highly, but also become decent, well-rounded citizens of the world.

“Well done to all students and staff connected with this Forest Hall’s Got Talent!”

Emily Konstantas, of Aspire, who is the link between the school and the charity, said: “Forest Hall has been extremely committed to raising money and awareness for the Smile of the Child charity since the school first became involved in 2015. We have built up a lovely relationship between the orphanage and the students and staff at Forest Hall.

“I couldn’t be prouder of everything Forest Hall has done in supporting the refurbishment of the orphanage. I look forward to future fundraising events!”

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