#Harrow School

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Nicholas Hely Hutchinson 🇬🇧

Artist from Dorset. He was initially influenced by Dufy and Matisse, but also drew on the English tradition of neo-romanticism. He settled near Blandford, Dorset, and the countryside of that county and Wiltshire, and his subjects included horse racing, interiors and still lifes. He attended Harrow School, St Martin's School of Art and Bristol Polytechnic. It is represented in the Government Art Collection. Hutchinson is the third son of the 8th Earl of Donoughmore, an old Irish family.

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𝙵𝚊𝚋𝚕𝚎𝚜 & 𝙵𝚊𝚒𝚛𝚢𝚝𝚊𝚕𝚎𝚜 - 𝙳𝚎𝚗𝚒𝚣 𝙺𝚞𝚛𝚝𝚎𝚕 𝚁𝚎𝚖𝚒𝚡 𝚋𝚢 𝙽/𝚊, 𝚁𝚘𝚜𝚒𝚗𝚊

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Best Colleges for Sixth Form Private School in UK

Choosing the right college for sixth form education is a crucial decision for students in the UK. Private schools UK offer excellent opportunities for students to excel academically and develop personally. In this article, we will explore some of the best colleges for sixth form education in the UK, focusing on their academic excellence, extracurricular offerings, and overall reputation.

Eton College, Windsor: Eton College is renowned worldwide for its prestigious education and long-standing traditions. The school offers a wide range of subjects at the sixth form level, with a strong emphasis on academic excellence. Eton's exceptional teaching staff and state-of-the-art facilities provide students with a supportive environment to achieve their best. Additionally, Eton offers a plethora of extracurricular activities, including sports, arts, and leadership programs, which help students develop well-rounded personalities.

Harrow School, London: Harrow School is another top-notch private school that provides an outstanding sixth form education. With a focus on individualized learning, Harrow offers a variety of courses and encourages students to pursue their interests and passions. The school's dedication to high academic standards and excellent pastoral care ensures that students receive the support they need to thrive. Moreover, Harrow's strong alumni network opens doors for future opportunities and career guidance.

Winchester College, Winchester: Winchester College is one of the oldest and most prestigious boarding schools in the UK. Its sixth form education is well-regarded for its rigorous academics and emphasis on critical thinking. Winchester's dedicated faculty members foster a love for learning, preparing students for success in their A-level examinations and beyond. The college also places great importance on character development and community service, instilling in students a sense of responsibility and compassion.

Westminster School, London: Westminster School has a long-standing history of academic excellence and is located in the heart of London. The school's sixth form curriculum offers a wide range of subjects, enabling students to tailor their education to suit their future career aspirations. Westminster's commitment to diversity and inclusion ensures that all students feel valued and supported. The school's prime location also provides access to a wealth of cultural and educational resources.

Wycombe Abbey, High Wycombe: Wycombe Abbey is one of the leading all-girls boarding schools in the UK. The sixth form program at Wycombe Abbey focuses on nurturing independent thinking and fostering leadership skills. The school offers a challenging academic curriculum and encourages students to take on positions of responsibility within the school community. Wycombe Abbey's supportive environment and excellent facilities contribute to a thriving learning experience for its students.

Rugby School, Rugby: Rugby School has a strong academic reputation and offers a diverse range of subjects at the sixth form level. The school encourages students to engage in critical thinking and intellectual exploration. Rugby's extensive co-curricular program allows students to participate in a wide range of activities, from sports to arts and beyond. The school's historic campus and strong sense of community make it an attractive option for many students.

In conclusion, these colleges represent some of the best choices for sixth form education in the UK's private school sector. Each school offers a unique blend of academic excellence, extracurricular opportunities, and supportive environments, ensuring that students receive a well-rounded and enriching education. However, it is essential for students and their parents to visit these colleges, talk to current students, and consider their individual needs before making a decision. Choosing the right sixth form college is a crucial step towards a successful and fulfilling educational journey.

Original Source: Best Colleges for Sixth Form Private School in UK

[aria-larsen]

this is a cover for a comic assignment in my graphic design class, where I decided to illustrate The Soup Scene™️ from Harrow the ninth

and here’s the sketch but I forgot to save it initially so now some parts are erased lol

[heritageposts]

The grandfather, who is also blind as a result of severe diabetes, feels isolated despite having his family around him. "If an air strike targets the house or the neighbourhood, I cannot move, not even using the wheelchair. I am completely paralysed, I cannot see and I can barely hear and move my arms. What has helped me is that we evacuated by car when the situation was less dangerous," Abujubein told MEE. . . . "What did the world that has long talked about human rights and the rights of people with disabilities do for us? My granddaughter has a subject about human rights in school. The first time they learned about people with disabilities, she was happy that she could reflect on me," Abu Jubein laughed. "She came to me repeating what she had learned about their rights and how they should be given a special treatment." "Now where is this special treatment? Did the world at least call for the evacuation of the displaced from Gaza until the end if the attacks?" "Even hospitals are targeted. When the Israeli occupation started bombing hospitals and then besieged al-Shifa Hospital, we thought that this would be the start of an international revolution against the occupation, because the protection of patients and children inside hospitals is the core value of human rights." "But, surprisingly, nothing happened."

. . . full article on MME (18 Nov 2023)

[moonssnail]

Mithraeum host club!!

I was walking home from work and thinking to myself… host club and Gideon the ninth. And here we are, many weeks later. Hope there’s a target audience out there to reach with this lolllll

[froody]

there was a guy saying straight women have made leagues of progress in terms of accepting gay people in proportion to straight men and it was like. Jesus. you have never been a 14 year old lesbian in the girl’s locker room.

[bugpinned]

Girlfriends

[grey-ves]

Especially with the release of The Unwanted Guest, I feel like I see too much focus on the “romantic” (as in idealized and regarding any type of love) message of the series and not enough on what I personally think tazmuir’s actual thesis statement is. We forget that she is a horror author, and I think that is her entire goal. Every set of relationships we’re presented with are codependent, unhealthy, consumptive. Someone is consuming someone they love, someone is being consumed by someone they love. Even if they claim not to, even if they try to find a more “fair” way to do it (ex.: Paul), it’s still what is happening in the end. (Abigail and Magnus are the only exceptions I can think of.) Pyrrha is the only character who seems to recognize this, and she tries so hard to call it out, but no one listens because they think it’s romantic. Because every relationship is either seen as romantic or wretched, both by the characters and by the readers, even though they are all so bad. I think tazmuir is trying to make readers question this. Why do we find certain toxic relationships - like Harrow and Gideon - romantic, but others - like John and Alecto - horrifying? Why is one acceptable but not the other? Where do we draw the line? In regards to TUG, why do we jump from changing each other with love, to consuming each other in its name?

I think this will be even more clear in AtN.

[foxtea]

Saint of Awe

[incorrect-house-of-nine]

I've gotten a bunch of anon asks about the recent kerfuffle and vague posting that seems to be going around about "The Locked Tomb not being political." etc etc. Rather than reply individually, all I'll say to that whole ass thing is .... Are we reading the same series?

[etherealacademia]

going to high school was harder than my entire undergraduate degree at a top university. i'm starting my master's degree in a month and i bet I'll be able to say that high school was more difficult. i don't know how i survived that environment

[gideonnah]

It's starting to come together....

(not quite done yet(

[notedchampagne]

its hard to try and find a modern day equivalent to necromancy as a trade/job because i feel like the essentials of it have to be 1) niche 2) concerning at first to most, more popular in richer or legacy families 3) depending on the necromancy, actual construction of a sort 4) for harrowhark in particular, something that allows her to operate alone in a basement and without a ged. thus i have concluded that the best options for harrowharks job in 2023 are 1) computer science 2) mortician (family business) and 3) tumblrs very beloved chocolatier man amaury guichon

other additions from the notes: crime scene cleanup, old time chemist, amateur lepidopterist, taxidermist, catacomb caretaker

[leif-is-finally-awake]

so I was cleaning out years worth of stacked up momentos and journals, and I stumble upon this:

I have no idea what 8th grade me was thinking, no clue what media consumption or friends she’d been talking to at the time, but I think she’s the real winner here and that ANY moment in TLT is synonymous to this

[genreweird]

all the tlt & tlt-adjacent earrings i’ve made so far!! :D

(plus, a bonus tma pair: )

[vatrocvet]

accipiter, accipitris (m.)

design of harrow hawkshaw by @/whisperingrockers