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The school successfully meets its ambition to empower pupils to become independent thinkers and fearless learners.
The school successfully meets its ambition to empower pupils to become independent thinkers and fearless learners.
Pupils accept others for who they are, respect diversity and appreciate the richness different cultures and traditions bring.
The development of pupils’ knowledge, skills and understanding is excellent, underpinned by the school’s commitment to offering an education of breadth.
Numbers & statistics
Excellent
ISI Inspection Report
200+
clubs and societies
243
art theatre
Excellent
Sixth Form
centre
9
from Archway and Highgate underground stations
340
Junior School
677
Senior School
25
90%
a 4 mile radius
89.3%
A* - B
84.6%
9 - 7
100%
A Day in the Life of Channing Junior School
A Day in the Life of Channing Senior School
Character Education
Chatting with Channing
It was great to see so many of our Year 7 students turn up to our Netball Preseason on Saturday. Thank you to @ldnmavericksnetball players Kira Rothwell and Vicki Oyesola for coming down and delivering a session on attacking and defending with our students! 🤩
Pupils from 2M turned their Art Room into a spotty wonderland, inspired by Yayoi Kusama’s ‘Obliteration Room’. Junior School parents should look out for the colourful lectern at today’s Welcome Evening!
Join us for an insightful chat with Reverend Daniel Costley, Unitarian minister and Channing School governor. Discover his journey to ministry, the impact of faith on his life, and the core values of Unitarianism—freedom, reason, and tolerance. Listen to the full episode on our website or your favourite podcast platform by searching `Chatting with Channing`.
Year 5 are getting to grips with the ukulele, learning how to play chord progressions. Here are two pupils showing great teamwork in the peer to peer teaching segment of the lesson.
We were delighted to welcome Dr Guy Sutton to Channing School to deliver his `Brains for Psychologists` day which focuses on research in neuroscience. Dr Sutton delivered a series of thought provoking sessions, full of the most recent research and aimed at extending and challenging the students` knowledge. From the fundamentals of neurons and the brain, through to the future of the brain including neurobionics and brain-computer interfacing, Dr Sutton gave us a fascinating insight into the potential use AI may have in the future, giving us the ability to download our thoughts.
A great day, one the students will remember for a long time.
Chatting with Channing – Reverend Daniel Costley, Unitarianism and Channing School
Listen on: Spotify Apple Podcasts In our latest episode of Chatting with Channing, we had the privilege of speaking with Reverend Daniel Costley, a Channing governor and a Unitarian minister. Reverend Daniel Costley shares his...
Neuro Narratives – Issue 2: A Level Psychology Magazine
Neuro Narratives – Issue 2 We are proud to announce the second issue of Neuro Narratives—the Channing Psychology department’s magazine—featuring a diverse collection of articles penned by A Level students. This edition captures the intellectual...
Miss Hamalis’ Bulletin – Monday 9 September 2024
Dear Parents This morning in assembly, I shared a short video of geese flying in a V formation. Nature teaches us valuable lessons, and geese represent a perfect example of teamwork, community and mutual support....
Summer Camp for Local State School Pupils
During the summer, we hosted the HNCP Summer Camp. In its fourth year, this year’s camp saw over 35 pupils from several state primary schools across Haringey, Camden, and Islington. The children enjoyed fun lessons...
Channing Awarded Green Flag Award with Distinction for Second Year Running
Channing has been awarded the Eco -Schools Green Flag Award with Distinction for the second year in a row! A big well done to all the Eco Reps, staff members, and our Sustainability Officers, Bella...
