Mill Hill County High School
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Mill Hill County High School is a large secondary school located in Mill Hill, London, England for students aged 11 to 18. The school has 1,600 pupils as of 2004. [1]
Its uniform includes a striped maroon and blue blazer, and is often cheekily named 'the deck chair'.
The current headmaster of the school is Geoffrey Thompson.
The school is a Technology College.
[edit] The Class System
In the school for key stage 3 to 4, the sets of classes, grouped according to ability, are in numbers. There are two groups of numbers:
- 1 & 7 = Top Ability(extended)
- 2 & 8 = Top Ability
- 3 & 9 = Well above average
- 4 & 10 = Above Average
- 5 & 11 = Average and Below
- 6 & 12 = Support
Not all classes are grouped according to ability, particularly in KS3. For example, dance & drama, PE, music, design & technology, and art classes are all grouped randomly.
Both groups have separate subjects at separate times. In Year 9, each group has humanities, mathematics, languages and art/dance and drama/music at the same time as well as Physical Education.