Community Projects

COMMUNITY HALL: We were very excited to have Carrie Lloyd from Hatfield Town Council come and visit Runway Club. Thank you once again for providing us with a safe space to look after our Howe Dell children.

Thank you friends at Queenswood School who donated 50 hampers for worthy families, as part of their students' Duke of Edinburgh project.

Harvest Festival for Local Food Bank, despite COVID-19, showed Howe Dell Family remember that within the word HARVEST is the Message to SHARE what we have with others. Thank you for your generosity.

Bike marking with the local PSCO's

Great artwork from Breakfast Club children, to be donated to Sanctuary House Care Home

Painting the school site with help from TESCO

Outdoor Learning Day Powerpoint

Outdoor Learning Day for website.pdf

Thank you to Community volunteers from PCL and Pitney Bowes who worked so hard to develop our outdoor learning resources. This will make such a difference to enriching learning at Howe Dell

Hatfield University Student - Thank you
A lovely message received from Hertfordshire University following a student placement.

“Thank you very much for allowing me to spend those two days at Howe Dell Primary School. I was made to feel very welcome by each teacher I met, and was able to observe exceptional lessons. I also want to thank each of the teachers whose classes I sat in. As well as observing their lessons, I have also been shown outstanding teaching methods. Lastly, I would also like to thank the students in each of the classes I visited as I observed impeccable learning and behaviour taking place. This placement at your school has undoubtedly strengthened my drive to become a teacher, as well as supporting my studies”.

Thank you so much for so many positive comments arising from consultation appointments with staff this week. Notable recognition goes to Mel Chandaria and her team of staff and parent helpers for serving home made curry with samosas, to raise additional funds for our sponsored child in India.

Well done Howe Dell! £156 raised by dressing in the colours of the Indian Flag, to support the education of a child in rural India for the tenth year in a row, which will be again matched by our Rotary Club who will sponsor a second child. This idea came from our Children's Council, who advertised the event, spoke to classes and took photos of the day.

Hatfield House Eco Summit involving 10 schools in the past year, most represented at a morning to share photography and writing inspired by these workshops.

Our local fire station are regular and popular visitors to our site and did a monthly input with our After School Club

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