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On Tuesday 21st January 2020, staff and students at Haringey Sixth Form College were engaged in arrangements to deal with events that involve significant disruption to normal college business, in line with their Critical Incident and Business Continuity Plan. The aim of carrying out such activity is to avoid personal distress as well as business disruption. So, in the unlikely event of any unfortunate incidents, everyone is well prepared on what to expect and how to conduct themselves.

'Mission Impossible @H6' - Haringey Sixth Form College’s New VIP Applicant Day took place this week. Another innovative and engaging experience for the college’s potential new applicants. Russ Lawrance, Principal & CEO of Haringey Sixth Form College challenged the New VIP Applicants to take on a mission to tackle ‘The Greatest Threat’, with a mantra that '@H6 - the impossible is possible!' They all had to identify and find a solution to ‘The Greatest Threat’ aligned to their curriculum areas. They were enlisted as ‘Special Agents’, with the seen set by Deputy Principal of Haringey Sixth Form College, Lisa Westray. Click here to view Mission Impossible @H6 brief

In December 2019, the Grace Day Organisation held their annual Christmas Party. Once again, the students from the Health and Social Care Department of Haringey Sixth Form College were asked to help out and deliver the singing concert to the service users. They have become known as young carers for the day under the supervision of the staff in the organisation and three of the teachers from the college.

Ambitious students from Haringey Sixth Form College have been supporting a 'Youth Violence' campaign in partnership with Haringey Council and Casual Films. The aim is to engage young people across the London Borough of Haringey, particularly in the Haringey Community Gold scheme; ensuring they are aware of the opportunities available in the London Borough of Haringey, and ultimately diverting them away from participating in potentially dangerous situations or activities.

Three young stars of Haringey Hawks and H6 Basketball Academy have all been selected to represent England Under 18's Men at the Tri-Nations Tournament taking place at the National Basketball Performance Centre in Manchester from 20th to 22nd of December 2019. 

On Saturday 23rd November 2019, staff and students form Haringey Sixth Form College (H6) dedicated their time to support an essential service for the homeless in the London Borough of Haringey - 'Tottenham Street Kitchen'

Nine lucky second-year A-Level and UAL Art students had been selected to take part in a series of four free practical art workshops at the Royal Academy of Arts.

Students from Haringey Sixth Form College travelled to King's College London for their first session of the TASS potential project - TASS (Talented Athlete Scholarship Scheme).

On the 8th and the 15th of October 2019, the BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in Health and Social Care groups visited the Old Operating Theatre Museum in Guy's Hospital. The students and staff, Rosanna and Joe, found the Museum interesting and important in regards to health and social care and what is being taught in the subject area. The museum is the oldest surviving surgical theatre in Europe.

On Monday 14th October 2019, a coach load of art students from Haringey Sixth Form College attended a special night of art and culture at the Royal Academy of Arts.