Jack Petchey Awards of £200 were given to three students who were selected by fellow students after being nominated for these prestigious awards, The winners will decide how their £200 is spent, it must be on something to benefit a group of people at the school.
Mufti was the dress code on Friday 16 November for students and staff. The fee to abandon school uniform for the day was £1 and students made the most of the opportunity.
English AS students were given an exciting opportunity to take part in an inter-school conference to develop English Language and Literature skills.
Blue House were the overall winners in the Football and Basketball interhouse competitions. Boys' Football and Girls' Basketball group matches for Years 7, 8 and 9 were played during PE lessons followed by semi-finals and finals after school.
On Wednesday, 5 December 2012 Heston Community School will be opening its doors to past staff and pupils as part of its 80th birthday celebrations.
Heston Community School now has Academy status, marking a fundamental change in how the schools are run.
The Art Super Learning Day saw some superb creativity and teamwork from teams made up of students from different year groups. The challenge set by the Art department was to create a paper "figure" based on the theme of Cultural Fusion; the figure could be a shape, form, creature or costume.
Students from Year 7 to the Sixth Form took part in a concert which featured singing, playing of instruments and acting, including a sneak preview of a future Zombie themed school production.
Three Heston Community School students helped London to second place in the U13 Girls Basketball Regional Development Tournament held at Lilleshall.