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Heckmondwike Grammar School has a vacancy for a Head of Design Technology. For further details and an application form visit our Vacancies Page.

Home Access is a new government scheme to provide low income families with access to the internet at home.

For information about how you can apply for this grant please refer to this letter from HGS and the further information leaflet.

Heckmondwike Grammar School has a vacancy for a Deputy Head Teacher. For further details and an application form please visit the Jobs / Vacancies page

Would you like help to improve your grades this summer?  HGS are running courses for AS/A2 Level (Y12/13) and GCSE/AS (Y11 / MFL for Y10). (Available to HGS students only)

Click the links above to download the registration form and return it to Mrs J Hunter / Student Services.  Closing date: Thursday 11 March 2010. (applications will be accepted after this date but places/courses will be limited)

Courses are filled on a first come basis so apply early to guarantee your place.

After the February half term holiday the new Reception and Car Park facilities will be fully operational.    Visitors and parents attending meetings or pupil interviews are asked to report to Reception and are welcome to use the car park, if spaces are available.   Parents collecting sick children should also report to Reception.    In light of the concerns about safeguarding issues and the security of staff and students we would ask that you do not enter the school from any other door unless specifically requested to do so e.g. for shows etc.

Please collect Active Kids vouchers when you shop at Sainsburys between 17th February and 8th June 2010. Collection boxes for vouchers can be found in the main reception area and outside the staffroom. Vouchers can be used to get extra sports equipment for use in school.

On Sunday 25th April, Performing Arts teacher, Ami Stott will be putting on her trainers (and bumble bee costume) to run the London Marathon. She will be running to raise money for the national charity Phabkids, which is dedicated to the integration of people with and without physical disabilities in the community.

Phab aims to promote and encourage people with and without physical disabilities . . . Click here for full article.