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How can I get involved at Nottingham High School?

As a parent there are plenty of ways you can get involved with various aspects of life at Nottingham High School. The 500 Club is a private lottery and membership which is open to members of the school community. Prizes are drawn monthly, with super draws taking place twice a year in June and December.

What is the infant and Junior School Parents Association?

The Infant and Junior School Parents’ Association is called the ‘Friends of Nottingham High School’. It is a group made up of parents of High School pupils and teacher representatives who aim to provide other parents, particularly those new to the school, with opportunities to meet and get to know one another through social events.

What is the Parents'Association?

It is a group made up of parents of High School pupils and teacher representatives who aim to provide other parents, particularly those new to the school, with opportunities to meet and get to know one another through social events. They always welcome new members and parents willing to become Class Representatives.

How can infant and junior school parents get involved in events?

Infant and Junior School parents are welcome to get involved with our Parents’ Association, the “Friends of Nottingham High School”. The group organise a variety of social events throughout the year, including the Summer Fête. They work with the school to raise valuable funds which are used for Infant and Junior School projects.

What is the 500 club at Nottingham High School?

As a parent there are plenty of ways you can get involved with various aspects of life at Nottingham High School. The 500 Club is a private lottery and membership which is open to members of the school community. Prizes are drawn monthly, with super draws taking place twice a year in June and December. Money raised goes to the Headmaster’s Fund ...

Is there a parent association for the 6th grade?

While there is no formal Parents’ Association for the Senior School and Sixth Form, there are plenty of social events for parents to get involved with both as guests and volunteer helpers.

HTSD School Drinking Water Tests

To protect our community and be in compliance with the New Jersey State regulations, the Hamilton Township School District tested our schools’ drinking water for lead at faucets, taps, and other water fixtures in each building throughout the district.

IMPORTANT COVID BOOSTER INFORMATION

The NJDOH have released new School COVID booster guidelines as of January 12, 2022