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Haringey Sixth Form College students and faculty were invited by the Peabody People Services to join many creative organisations and twelve internationally renowned artists at the Art Night on the Thames Riverbank on Saturday 7th July. We sent members of our creative and literary magazine: Haringey Unchained, to represent the college among the large art community in London.

Published writer and graphic novelist Nick Hayes gives workshop to Haringey Unchained creatives:

Haringey 6th Art Student paints Quentin Blake mural for children ward

Haringey Sixth Form College art department are proud to announce that their A-Level student Alexeen Fernandez has had artwork selected to be exhibited in the Royal Academy’s 2018 A-level Summer Exhibition Online.

ESOL students at Haringey Sixth Form were asked to produce Reminiscence Booklets for two dementia wards at North Middlesex Hospital.  The hospital wanted the patients to have clear and attractive booklets to look at, to invoke memories of the local area and of their home countries.

This graduation is an opportunity to celebrate the incredible achievements of our students, recognising each and everyone of you, high achievers from across the range of vocational courses at H6.

There has been a lot of coverage lately in various news channels, and online, about Unconscious Bias and Discrimination. This is evidenced in the wide coverage given to Starbucks Coffee Shops shutting for an afternoon so that all staff can participate in Unconscious and Gender and Racial Bias training. Lots of similar coverage has been given to the very small percentages of woman serving on Corporate Boards, and the gender Pay Gap between men and women for the same jobs.

Haringey Unchained was honoured to attend the Royal Opera House’s production of La Bohème on Tuesday 19^th June 2018. The incredible performance was put on specifically for selected schools and colleges.

Too often we are too busy to notice others…

On May 21^st , at Haringey Sixth Form College, the ESOL students organised and ran a fundraiser for Great Ormond Street hospital.  The students made cakes, sold them to the other students and teachers, and raised a huge £231.22 for the hospital.