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25/03/25

Preparations are well underway! Don't miss out- get your tickets and joins us at HASU on Wednesday 26th or Thursday 27th March for spectacular production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! See you all there! pic.twitter.com/LlK3XUXppa

19/03/25

Team 622 (28372) mentoring the team. Sharing their passion for building the STEM pipeline 😀 pic.twitter.com/1RycVqfA0L

19/03/25

🥉 Huge congratulations to our Year 7 Netball Team for finishing 3rd place at their residential tournament!👏🏐 An amazing achievement—well done to all the players for their hard work, teamwork, and dedication! 🎉💪#HASU pic.twitter.com/5FEyA6zEql

18/03/25

We had an excellent morning taking part in the regional heat. Very happy to come away as winners of the participation prize! pic.twitter.com/KP51RfU40Z

18/03/25

Team HASU & The Booklets are ready to quiz! pic.twitter.com/lGrIrXVe12

13/03/25

Congratulations to our winning Y12 team who together with East Dulwich students won the LSE Generate Enterprise Competition at the London School of Economics!👏 Their hard work and innovation have earned them an internship at LSE. Well done!#HASU pic.twitter.com/uf5F4In34c

11/03/25

Congratulations to our Scholars! Well done to Elizabeth and Raghav for being awarded the prestigious Arkwright Scholarship after a rigorous six-month process, showcasing their outstanding talent and dedication to engineering and design.We are incredibly proud!#ArkwrightScholars pic.twitter.com/7SWHMrYNcX

10/03/25

Last Wednesday,a team of Y10 students represented HASU in Physics Tournament .The event challenged students with a range of physics-based activities, including a practical experiment on simple harmonic motion and problem-solving tasks. It was a memorable experience pic.twitter.com/oxPko00pPg

06/03/25

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06/03/25

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06/03/25

Epic costumes from teachers pic.twitter.com/SLc31bnmhs

06/03/25

Here we go.! Years 7, 8 and 9 pic.twitter.com/hElH5qDBNQ

06/03/25

We have lots of fantastic costumes on show today - watch this space....! pic.twitter.com/g92NrKNFZb

05/03/25

Year 7 had a fantastic morning with learning about Nigeria, Onyeka and her friends and the superheroes who inspired them. The fun continued in the library with a book signing. pic.twitter.com/yIpHcG0iNt

05/03/25

🎤 On Monday, two Y10 pupils, Ramya and Ibrahim, represented HASU at the Sutton Regional Final of the Petchey Speak competition! They earned their spots in the final, showcasing powerful storytelling. We’re so proud of their achievements—well done!👏#SpeakOutChallenge pic.twitter.com/PXnQZPnCdw

03/03/25

Great afternoon with who spoke passionately to our Year 10s about the importance and power of storytelling. Sam also introduced us to her YA horror ‘Girls of Little Hope’. Story telling then continued with a group of students in a creative writing workshop. pic.twitter.com/I34VRsjQTn

28/02/25

We are proud to share that HASU is the TOP non-selective school in Sutton for Progress! We’re also ranked 49th nationally among all non-selective, co-educational schools for Progress 8.This is a testament to our students' hard work and dedication!#HASU pic.twitter.com/pdd9m6qRW3

28/02/25

We are so excited to be welcoming to to speak to Year 10 on Monday 3rd March in celebration of Pupils can pre order 'Girls of Little Hope' to have signed by Sam on the day. Speak to Ms Lock for more information 🤩 pic.twitter.com/VpA0OzWVeS

26/02/25

Product Design students met Gibsons to start a collaborative project. Gibsons described the aspects of designing, manufacturing and selling puzzles/games & job roles involved. We saw samples and discussed problems they've had to solve in developing games. Thank you Emily & Kate. pic.twitter.com/Hs77ellnaZ

26/02/25

We are so excited to be welcoming to to speak to Year 7 on Wednesday 5th March in celebration of . Pupils can pre order 'Onyeka and the Academy of the Sun' to have signed by Tola on the day. Speak to Ms Lock for more information 🤩 pic.twitter.com/yfgS5dVJI9

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Health & Social Care

What is Health and Social Care? 

Health and social care at HASU equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to develop their employability skills in, and understanding of, the Health and Social care industry. The curriculum is designed to focus on developing sector specific knowledge and technical skills in a practical learning environment.  

Students will develop key skills of empathy, communication, and independent learning, which will supply them for future success both in terms of a career and more importantly, in terms of living a healthy, happy life.  

Why do we teach Health and Social Care at HASU? 

About 3 million people, in the UK, work in health and social care – equivalent to 1 in every 10 people. The demand for both health and social care is likely to continue to rise due to our ageing population, and consequently will continue to play a key role in UK society.  

Our KS4 Course provides students with the background knowledge and skills, enabling our students to achieve the qualifications they need to build successful careers in the Health and Social Care sector such as; Teaching, Social work, Nursing and Midwifery and Paramedic science. 

How do we teach Health and Social Care at HASU?

Students will have the option of studying Health and Social Care at GCSE as part of our broad and balanced Key Stage 4 curriculum. Health and Social Care provides a wide range of learning experiences which are accessible to students of all abilities. This involves group work opportunities, differentiated tasks, report writing through internal and external assessments.  

The internally assessed units are designed to promote deep learning through ensuring the connection between knowledge and practice. Internally assessed components involve the understanding and application of human development, how people deal with life events, health and social care services as well as a practical demonstration of care values. The externally assessed component builds upon this and allows students to interpret and assess an individual's health and wellbeing. 

What exam board do we study at Key Stage 4? 

Students studying Health and Social Care at HASU follow the Pearson BTEC Tech Award Health and Social Care Specification.