We are so proud of our dancers, who wowed everyone at the Barnet Dance Festival.
With the guidance and instruction from our incredibly talented Miss D and Miss Jackson, our dancers delivered a powerful performance that challenged gender stereotypes. Our boys were phenomenal and a very welcome addition to our dance troupe. We hope they inspire many more gender-mixed dance groups in the future.
A brilliant performance and a proud moment for our school. Well done everyone!
We have some electrifying news to share! Following a brilliant performance in the Quiz Club Science General Knowledge area heats, we are thrilled to announce that one of our teams has secured a spot in the national finals.
Competing against over 44 schools, our team—comprising two talented pupils from Year 5 and two from Year 6—showed incredible teamwork and expertise to win their heat outright. This victory earns them a prestigious invitation to Oxford University on 29th June.
We hope all our pupils have enjoyed the journey through the Maths Championship and Science heats so far. Please join us in congratulating our young scientists as they prepare to represent Saracens Broadfields on the national stage. It is a monumental achievement to be recognised among the top teams in the country!
Saracens are giving us free tickets to their biggest event of the year: THE SHOWDOWN at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on the first Saturday of the Easter holidays.
Saturday 28th March
Saracens Women v Sale Sharks, 2.30pm kick off
Saracens Men v Northampton Saints, 6pm kick off
Live music from Dizzee Rascal
CLICK HERE for free tickets to this family friendly day out.
Tickets are limited to 4 per booking.
Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult for the duration of the event.
We are thrilled to announce that the Saracens Broadfields Debate Club has reached the grand final of the prestigious Cicero Cup. After a brilliant performance in the semi-finals on 3rd March, our talented pupils have secured a spot in the top eight teams across the entire UK.
This is a truly incredible achievement, especially as our club only began in 2024. In the upcoming final this June, our Year 5 and 6 debaters will be competing against some of the most elite private schools in the country. To have reached this level is a testament to our children’s hard work, confidence, and sharp oracy skills.
From tackling tough motions on mandatory military service to judging our recent ‘teachers’ debate,’ our members have shown fantastic dedication. We are immensely proud of their progress and look forward to cheering them on in the final. GO SARRIES!
World Book Day is always a spectacular highlight of our school year, and this year was no exception! Our corridors were filled with colour and imagination as children and staff alike dressed in incredible costumes to celebrate the joy of reading.
We were especially thrilled to welcome Saracens first-team player, Alec Clarey, to our school. Alec spent the morning visiting classrooms, listening to the children read, and chatting about their favourite books. He was very impressed by our pupils’ reading skills and enthusiasm. You can read more about Alec’s visit by clicking here
It was a memorable day that truly brought the magic of stories to life!
In January, our pupils enjoyed a wonderful trip to The Wallace Collection. We explored the incredible treasures of the Wallace family, including stunning furniture, intricate jewellery, and world-class paintings.
A true highlight was gaining exclusive access to a private area. There, the children studied Canaletto’s famous views of Venice—originally painted as souvenirs for wealthy travelers. Inspired by his precision, the group practiced sketching their favorite details from these masterpieces.
As one pupil put it: ‘I can’t believe that one family were able to collect so many amazing things!’
It was an unforgettable day of art and history.
Our recent trip to the National Gallery was a resounding success! The children transformed into art detectives, sharpening their observation skills to uncover hidden stories within world-famous masterpieces.
A highlight was exploring Henri Rousseau’s Tiger in a Tropical Storm. By hunting for visual clues, the students noticed the tiger’s startled expression. This sparked a fantastic debate: was the creature jumping at a bolt of lightning, or perhaps the distant crack of a hunter’s gun?
The experience was elevated by our brilliant guide. As one child put it: ‘I have seen some amazing things and the guide was great and intelligent.’
Our pupils enjoyed a thrilling trip to the British Library to explore the ‘Secret Maps’ exhibition. It was far from a standard geography lesson! The children discovered how maps have been used to hide secrets and share stories throughout history.
They saw everything from ancient medieval charts to complex routes used by famous shipping companies. The highlight for many was a clever silk map hidden on a pair of WWII knickers—designed to help pilots escape if they were captured!
As one pupil put it: ‘I never knew maps could be so interesting!’
Saracens High’s Associate Principal and former Saracens Women’s great, Ms Green, will be quiz master at an upcoming charity quiz at StoneX Stadium on Wednesday 18th March. Money raised goes to Macmillan Cancer Support.
Why not gather together 5 friends and enter a team?
For those who are interested, there’s free beer as the event is sponsored by Saracens partner, Greene King. Other food and drink will be available to purchase.
CLICK HERE for more information and to enter.
BACE Holidays – Free Holiday Activities for Eligible Families
Barnet offers BACE Holidays, a programme providing free holiday activities and nutritious meals for children aged 5–16 who receive benefit‑related Free School Meals. Activities include sports, creative arts, cooking, trips, and enrichment opportunities every Spring, Summer and Winter Holidays.
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Positive Activities for ALL Barnet Children and Young People
Barnet’s Positive Activities programme offers a wide range of free or low‑cost activities for any child or young person who lives in Barnet or attends a Barnet school. Sessions run year‑round (term times and holidays) and include youth clubs, sports, arts, music, outdoor learning and more.
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