Hampstead School student wins new community award
Noha El Haouass El Mengadi recognised for positive impact and kindness.
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Hampstead School sixth form student Noha El Haouass El Mengadi has been presented with the first Ben Ackland Community Award. The award was given at the Year 13 graduation ceremony in recognition of her kindness, mentorship, and positive influence on the school environment. Noha received a £100 prize and a trophy, presented by a member of Ben Ackland's family.
Honouring a Dedicated Educator
The award commemorates Ben Ackland, the school's former deputy director of post-16 education, who passed away in March 2025 after a prolonged illness. Mr Ackland dedicated 23 years to Hampstead School, serving as an English teacher and deeply valuing the school community. The award was established by his family to celebrate students who foster a sense of belonging within the school or the wider community.
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“Throughout my time at school, I have learned that even the smallest acts of kindness, support and inclusion can have a lasting impact, and I am proud to have contributed to a community where people feel valued and encouraged.”
Noha El Haouass El Mengadi, Hampstead School student
Noha El Haouass El Mengadi received the most nominations from staff and fellow students. Headteacher Matthew Sadler described Ben Ackland as an idol and noted that his commitment to the school had an immeasurable impact on young people. Mr Sadler stated that the award serves as a fitting legacy for Mr Ackland's warmth and influence.
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