Remembrance Day 2025
On Tuesday 11th November 2025 at 11am staff and pupils joined together in front of the school’s memorial garden.
This was an opportunity to pause, reflect and remember the courage of all who have given their lives during War.


On Tuesday 11th November 2025 at 11am staff and pupils joined together in front of the school’s memorial garden.
This was an opportunity to pause, reflect and remember the courage of all who have given their lives during War.


The boys were exceptionally well behaved throughout the paintballing trip and represented the school to a
very high standard. They followed instructions, showed respect to staff and others, and supported one
another throughout the day. It was fantastic to see every boy with a smile on his face, laughing and
enjoying the experience together. A brilliant day all round — well done boys.

The Bowling and Gravity trip was an enjoyable day out, with pupils visiting Hollywood Bowl and Gravity
Trampoline Park in Stevenage. Although heavy rain fell throughout the day, it did not dampen the
pupils’ enthusiasm. Everyone took part with great energy, enjoying both activities and making the most
of the experience despite the wet weather. A huge thank you to Shelley, Lee W and Tom C for supporting me with the trip.
What a rainy day for a mission into London! We had a welcome lift to Broxbourne Station and the mission
was on – we caught the train to London and proceeded to the main event – visiting London’s highest public viewing platform.
It was spectacular and gave us all a great opportunity to see London from the clouds. We could see the curve of the Thames, the Tower of
London, the Post Office Tower and many more tourist attractions. Despite the rain we travelled to Kings Cross to visit the Harry Potter
shop before the inevitable trip to McDonalds. All pupils soaked through and exhausted, but all had a lot of fun!
The COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is the biggest health crisis for generations and it has had a devastating impact on the lives of young people across the world.
YoungMinds charity offers reassurance and advice. Their Parents Helpline supported 45% more parents / carers than in 2019. This was achieved through their new web-chat service and continuously developed practical online support.
We want to see a world where no young person feels alone with their mental health, and all young people get the mental health support they need, when they need it, no matter what.

We aim to be an outstanding school which offers a safe and stimulating learning environment where pupils are able to develop socially, academically and emotionally, in order for pupils to attain and achieve their full potential becoming effective citizens, life-long learners and enjoy good mental health.
Hailey Hall School,
Hailey Lane,
Hertford,
Hertfordshire,
SG13 7PB
Tel: 01992 465208

