新学期即将到来之际，我们诚邀你走进这座专属于哈罗的“博物馆”，你可能会看见熟悉的面孔和物件，听见耳熟能详的故事，也可能会惊喜地发现从来没见过的神奇宝藏，揭开哈罗不为人知的精彩历史！

哈罗校友常被称为“老哈罗人”（Old Harrovians），这里雄才辈出，星光熠熠，有对世界历史影响深远的政坛领袖，更有各领域的科学家、艺术家和杰出精英。

逾450年来，哈罗一直非常珍视校友资源，持续关注着学生毕业后的动态。在英国哈罗公学，一直有着校友返回母校，与师生分享交流的传统。杰出校友与哈罗学生们分享经验、同场竞技、联合演奏等惯例。

这也延续到AISL哈罗各个成员学校中。每年，学校不定时组织校友见面会，还邀请知名校友给哈罗学生开展学术会议，将各领域的哈罗人紧密联系在一起，成为所有哈罗人一生的财富。

哈罗大家庭的成员学校均沿袭“院舍制”，每名小学阶段及以上的学生和教职人员都有自己所属的院舍，并以院舍为单位参与哈罗组织的丰富活动，如运动会、慈善活动及各种比赛，每年学年结束时，学校将汇总各院舍的奖分，决出年度院舍杯冠军。

这样小而紧密的校内社区能够培养哈罗学子的责任感、归属感和集体荣誉感，让他们体会团队凝聚的强大力量。

哈罗横琴以中外名人命名的六个院舍

数百年来，从英国到亚洲，哈罗都为学生提供如家一般关怀入微的英式寄宿制教育。在哈罗，学校就像是学生的另一个家。通过寄宿，学生们一同生活，分享彼此的喜忧，一起追寻学术或爱好方面的成就和突破，在成长的道路上互相陪伴，成为情谊深厚的至交好友。

同时，哈罗的各类优良设施、多元且全面的辅导支持都为学生挖掘人生的不同可能性做好了充足准备，宿舍管理团队也竭尽所能，回应学生的每一个需求，让宿舍成为避风港一般的可靠存在。

19世纪开始，英国哈罗公学每年都会举办以慈善为宗旨的Long Ducker活动，由全体师生、校友和家长共同参与，沿着一条以创始人约翰·里昂先生命名的路，从哈罗公学跑到伦敦市中心的大理石拱门，为有需要帮助的人筹集捐献善款。

现在Long Ducker已发展为全球所有哈罗校区共同参与的慈善活动，每年11月师生们都会兴致高涨地走出校门，以自己的足迹延续哈罗精神。横琴首届Long Ducker慈善长跑在风光秀丽的天沐河畔举行，参赛者们精神饱满，展现了积极向上、勇于挑战的精神风貌。

演讲日的传统由来已久，在这具有特殊意义的一天里，哈罗全体师生将在结业典礼上庆祝学生在学术、体育、艺术以及公益活动方面取得的成就，肯定他们的付出和努力，在掌声与喝彩中体会“勇气、荣誉、谦和、互助”的魅力。作为哈罗的精神传统，结业典礼能够将各地的哈罗人联系在一起，无论身处何地，他们共同为取得的荣誉而欣喜，也鼓励下一阶段的突破自己。

除了演讲、颁奖和表演之外，学校还会进行点名仪式，当学生走过校长身边时，会脱下帽子致意并说：“Here，sir！”

Forty Years On 是1872年由Edward Ernst Bowen和John Farmer联合为哈罗公学创作的校歌，至今已有近150年的历史。这是一首关于校园生活与友谊的歌，激发同学们去想象从哈罗毕业40年后重返校园是怎样的光景，也是每一位哈罗学子深深刻在心底的旋律。

每逢重大节日和庆典，哈罗学子都会吟唱这首经典校歌。伦敦圣保罗大教堂至今还回旋着哈罗450年庆典时的校歌齐唱之声。

哈罗价值观

As the new term approaches, we invite you to enter our "museum" of Harrow, where you may see familiar faces and objects, hear familiar stories, or be surprised to find never-before-seen magical treasures that unveil Harrow's fascinating history!

Often referred to as 'Old Harrovians', Harrow's alumni are a star-studded mix of talented individuals, from political leaders who have had a profound impact on the history of the world, to scientists, artists and the best and brightest in their fields.

For 450 years, Harrow has always valued alumni resources and continued to follow the developments of their alumni. At Harrow School in the UK, there has always been a tradition of alumni returning to their alma mater to share thoughts with teachers and students. No matter which school they are from, prominent alumni would share life experiences, compete, and share the stage with Harrow students.

AISL Harrow Schools host alumni reunions from time to time and invite prominent alumni to meet international Harrovians at school meetings. The network of international Harrovians from all disciplines is a lifetime asset for all our students.

Each member school of the Harrow family follows the "House System", whereby every student and staff member at primary level and above has a House to which he/she belongs and participates in a wide range of activities as a House, such as sports days, charity events and competitions. At the end of the school year, the school compiles the scores of all the Houses and decides the House Cup Champion for the year. The annual House Cup Champion will be decided at the end of the school year.

Such a small but close-knit community can foster a sense of responsibility, belonging and collective honour among Harrow students, allowing them to experience the power of teamwork.

Six Houses named after Chinese and Foreign Celebrities in Harrow Hengqin

For hundreds of years, from the UK to China, Harrow has provided students with a caring, British-style boarding education that feels like home. At Harrow, the school is like a home away from home. Students live under the same roof, supporting each other on their learning and growth. Eventually, a deep bond is born.

Harrow's state-of-the-art facilities and comprehensive pastoral support prepare them for both possibilities and obstacles. Our Boarding House Masters and House Mistresses are here to support every single student to ensure they flourish in a safe and secure environment.

Beginning in the 19th century, Harrow School in the UK held an annual charity-based Long Ducker, in which all students, faculty, alumni and parents participated in running along a path named after its founder, John Lyon, from Harrow School to Marble Arch in central London to raise donations for those in need.

Long Ducker has now grown into a charity event shared by all Harrow schools around the world, with teachers and students exuberantly stepping out in their own footsteps every November to continue the Harrow spirit. Hengqin's first Long Ducker was held on the scenic banks of the Tinmuk River, and participants were in high spirits, demonstrating a positive and challenging spirit.

Speech Day is a centuries-old tradition. On the very special day, all students and teachers celebrate their effort and achievement in academics, sports, arts, and charities and relive the beauty of Courage, Honour, Humility and Fellowship in applause. It's Harrow's tradition to bring Harrovians together to celebrate glory and take the courage to move on to the next stage of their journeys. 

Apart from speeches, presentations of awards and performances, there is also a roll call ritual where students take their hats off and say "here" when they walk to Headmaster. 

"Forty Years On" is a song written by Edward Ernest Bowen and John Farmer in 1872. It has been in existence for almost 150 years now. It is specifically about life and friendship at school and is meant to give pupils an idea of what it will be like in forty years when they return to their old school. It is also a melody deeply engraved in the heart of every harrow student.

Harrovians sing this classic school song in very major festival and celebration. St. Paul's Cathedral in London is still ringing with the chorus of the school song during the Harrow School 450-year celebration.