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Wembley High Technology College Local Governing Body
CEO (Executive Headteacher) Ms Gill Bal
Headteacher Mr Amit Hathi
Chair of Local Governing Body Mr Jim Moher
  Ms Hina Javaid
  Ms Pamela Pillay
  Mr Roderic Rennison
  Ms Ruhani Chowdhury
Clerk to WHTC Governors Ms Lillian Caller


WHTC Local Governing Body matters should be addressed to Lillian Caller c/o Wembley High Technology College, East Lane, North Wembley, HA0 3NT.

 

 

 

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Posted on: 23/03/2020

School Closed Until Further Notice

School Closure The Government has announced that ALL schools in England will close from Friday 20th March until further notice. The school will remain open for children of key workers and vulnerable children (those with a social worker or an EHCP) You should ONLY send your child to school if there is NO OTHER appropriate care available. The fewer children making the journey to school, and the fewer children in educational settings, the lower the risk that the virus can spread and infect vulnerable individuals in wider society. You MUST let us know if you intend to send your child to school so we can plan for them. ONLY do so if it is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY for you to go to work and no other arrangements are available.  Please click here for further information
Posted on: 28/10/2019

DfE Performance Tables - Amazing success once again!

Wembley High Technology College has been recognised as one of the highest performing schools in the country once again. With a Progress 8 Score of +1.58, the progress pupils are making at Wembley High from Key Stage 2 to Key Stage 4 is the 4th highest in the country and the highest in London. In addition, the school also had its best ever A Level results with 66% of pupils achieving A* - B grades and a value added score  (+0.44) that places the Sixth Form amongst the best in the country.  You can find full details of our sucees on the DfE website or by clicking here.  Mr Hathi (Headteacher) said: ‘I would like to congratulate all students on their incredible GCSE and A level results in 2019. Students and staff have worked immensely hard and with great focus and dedication to achieve an exceptional set of GCSE and A Level results yet again. I am particularly proud of the achievement of all groups, including disadvantaged pupils, and I look forward to continuing to lead the school to improve the life chances of all students.’
Posted on: 1/10/2019

London Mayor Celebrates Wembley High's Success

Outstanding achievements of Wembley High Technology College recognised by the Mayor of London The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has celebrated the outstanding performance of Wembley High Technology College in Brent with an awards ceremony. The school was honoured for its work to reduce educational inequality and achieve exceptional results for children who were previously behind in their studies, at a Schools for Success awards ceremony. Wembley High Technology College has been recognised for its outstanding academic success and the progress pupils make from primary school to GCSE. The Schools for Success programme was created by the Mayor in 2017 to improve the support given to children from disadvantaged backgrounds. The programme recognises primary and secondary schools that ensure strong progress for their lowest attaining pupils, has a strong overall performance and shares their work with other schools.  The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate the staff of Wembley High Technology College for their excellent work. Schools for Success was created to celebrate the difference that teachers, teaching assistants, support staff and governors are making every day to support children and reduce inequalities, and this school’s inclusive and supportive learning environment is a great example of this. London has the best schools and teachers in the country, and by working together we can make sure that no young Londoner is left behind.” Please click here to see our certificate.
Posted on: 1/09/2019

GCSE Results 2019

GCSE Results 2019 Many congratulations to all pupils at Wembley High on another year of excellent GCSE results. This year saw the continued reform of the new style more rigorous and challenging GCSEs graded 9 – 1 with almost all subjects now in this new format. With all the changes and challenges this brings, our pupils continue to excel and here are some of the highlights. 88% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in English and maths. 79% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 5 in English and maths. 79% of pupils achieved the English Baccalaureate. 93% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in English, with 45% achieving grades 9 – 7. 27 pupils achieved the coveted grade 9. 91% of pupils achieved grades 9 – 4 in maths, with 61% achieving grades 9 – 7. An astonishing 44 pupils achieved the coveted grade 9. 94% of all science exams were awarded grades 9 – 4 and 66% were awarded grades 9 – 7. A total of 89 grade 9s were awarded across the sciences. 114 pupils (54%) achieved 5 or more 9 – 7 grades! 78 pupils (38%) achieved 8 or more 9 – 7 grades! 40 pupils achieved 10 or more 9 – 7 grades! Almost 1100 exams were awarded 9 – 7 or A* - A grades! Particular congratulations to Aditya Gori, Sayana Santhirasegar and Siyani Siventhiran on achieving 11 Grade 9s and Darsh Vaja on achieving 12 Grade 9s! Well done to all pupils on another year of fantastic results, and thank you to all staff and parents for all their hard work and support. Well Done!