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17/10/25

Year 7 Team building DAY 2! We are having the best time the girls’ are demonstrating our CORE values perfectly 😊 pic.twitter.com/Q5NJR3hpXl

16/10/25

Raft building, obstacles courses and more! pic.twitter.com/Ag2mFzaRqQ

16/10/25

Year 7 Green and Blue faculties having great fun on their team building day so far! pic.twitter.com/99kheRVzAN

16/10/25

A Letter From A Criminal Lawyer: Dr Edwards visited the Law Courts in Croydon with fifteen aspiring students. During proceedings a hand-written letter was passed to us by a young lawyer, which warmed our hearts. pic.twitter.com/oloMOSbnKo

16/10/25

Law Courts & Magistrates: 15 talented Health & Social Studies accompanied Dr Edwards to Croydon Magistrates Court. We were met by four magistrates, who were magnificent guides. We saw the law in action!#AllCanWeWill pic.twitter.com/6LuydtN3ZJ

13/10/25

A reminder that Sixth Form Open Evening is on Thursday, November 6th. Internal students from 1630-1900.https://t.co/85YShwnNw7 External students from 1730-1900.https://t.co/SaLLY6XEMr#Open Evening Form pic.twitter.com/AKJugVC8gL

10/10/25

You wouldn't think they had just walked 13km, racing to be the next team home on day 2 of Silver! pic.twitter.com/FyLPP1ejYq

09/10/25

Yesterday we welcomed Joyce & Sandra to the academy, 70years since they met at Cator Park School for Girls and became best friends! It was very special to hear their memories of school and our girls’ loved hearing about their enduring friendship. pic.twitter.com/JcxLiZU4Gx

08/10/25

CRASH TEST DUMMIES at the F1 building. Students were challenged to design crumple zones for an F1 car using only paper and card. Designs were put through a crash test and teams gave design presentations. Challenging and nerve wracking. pic.twitter.com/gO2PRu6Jog

08/10/25

Our fabulous Most Able lead, Mr Griffith, pulled some strings at Formula One and got a group of 40 students a tour of F1. Surrounded by 300 million pounds worth of F1 cars....What a day! pic.twitter.com/2RdHrvu0yG

08/10/25

Wera won a commendation for her debating skills at Alleyn's Model United Nations meeting. Her research and debating skills were second-to-none. We are sure that she will be speaking at the UN building in New York in a few years.#AllCanWeWill pic.twitter.com/7KqLM3TPS4

08/10/25

Our outstanding gang of delegates at the Model United Nations debate at Alleyn's School, Dulwich. They were world class and we are truly proud of every single one of them!!! Well Done.#ModelUnitedNations pic.twitter.com/dD1hyNclQc

08/10/25

Year 11 turned Geography into Funography. Our GCSE students were studying Whitstable's sea defences. Everyone (almost) avoided getting wet feet.#GCSEGeography pic.twitter.com/hNDrUhZOGW

01/10/25

An amazing talk for sixth formers in the library about apprenticeships. - Super practical. Super interesting. It will have changed at least one person's life forever.#careers pic.twitter.com/NH7gv5f2V0

20/09/25

Our students have made it to the top of Mount Vesuvius early this morning! No eruptions this morning thankfully, just views! 🌋☀️ pic.twitter.com/nD839XgYWk

19/09/25

Our biggest & best Open Evening ever last night with a record number of excited visitors coming to see our very special community. Best of all of course were our incredible students, radiating passion, enthusiasm, & kindness. We continue next week with our sell out open mornings! pic.twitter.com/LbLJwXZqNm

19/09/25

The bay of Naples trip has arrived 🇮🇹 And just look at the view 🌊 pic.twitter.com/n1md3l8B9b

04/09/25

The rain and wind didn’t dampen our spirits yesterday as 180 brilliant girls joined the HGABR community. We were so impressed with their enthusiasm & optimism and we are excited for the 7 year journey! pic.twitter.com/DK2PiiG0uh

27/08/25

🎒 📅Back to school! This week’s guide shares 10 top tips to support children with the transition back into school life 🧠💬 Download your FREE copy here > > https://t.co/yGtGA9CUUv pic.twitter.com/4CplKvt78F

26/08/25

Late enrolment takes place this Thursday, 28th August at our school site from 1000-1300. Don't forget your GCSE results and be there as soon as you can! We have spaces on some courses, but don't be late!#lateenrolment pic.twitter.com/MApv2dK6E8

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Parent Forum

A lot of research has been done to show that after school leadership and quality of teaching, parental involvement and engagement is the next biggest factor influencing a child’s educational success.

Parental involvement is a key lever in school improvement. The Parents Forum Group at Harris Girls' Academy Bromley is a way of giving parents a voice within the academy and a means of opening up dialogue and feedback on what the academy is doing, why, and giving parents the opportunity to contribute to policy making on issues which affect them. It is also about creating a positive culture within the academy by strengthening feelings of ownership and commitment within the local community.

The HGABR Parent Forum Group is open to any parent that would like to contribute positively to the life of the Academy. The council meets each half term to discuss a range of issues in order to offer its opinions. Although not a decision making body, members of the council have the opportunity to influence decisions through open dialogue with staff.

Should you wish to join the Parent Forum Group, please send an email to the Parent Forum Group. Future meeting dates are available from the Academy's Calendar.

Click HERE to visit the Ofsted Parent View website, where you can tell Ofsted what you think about any school.

"Thank you to you and your staff, after receiving my daughter’s GCSE results.   She passed all of her exams, with flying colours.  Not only did this mean she could select the ‘A’ levels she wished to study but also gave her a great confidence boost and proved that the hard work really had paid off."

But I also wanted to thank you for the care she received whilst at the school.  Not only did she make some amazing friends, with great aspirations, but she also made some fantastic bonds with the teachers. They encouraged and nurtured her to push herself and become a better student...

...I have a younger daughter currently studying in the school and I hope her school journey offers her all the advantages it did for my eldest daughter."

- Ms Carpenter, Parent of a 2017 Year 11 graduate