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27/02/26

Look out for next week's school podcast on......The Phantom of the Opera.#PhantomOfTheOpera pic.twitter.com/82RD146Vu3

27/02/26

IMPERIAL COLLEGE: INTERACTIVE SPACE RESEARCH WEBINAR: 10 space crazy students met live-online with the Imperial College scientist who designed the Space Weather System - which is currently 1,000,000 miles away from Earth and detects solar storms. pic.twitter.com/ypYx7Qsxgu

15/02/26

Exploring the Plaza de Toros this morning before visiting the Royal Alcázar this afternoon, qué día! pic.twitter.com/CPwBvikSMC

15/02/26

Feeling the magique at Disney pic.twitter.com/wXvzjaxxDO

14/02/26

Making the most of the hora mágica, taking in the scenery and sunlight. We then went to a Flamenco museum and show, succesful first day! pic.twitter.com/yiD0nPwoYQ

14/02/26

Plaza de España 🇪🇸 pic.twitter.com/dZ705rjc23

14/02/26

« Regards curieux au cœur d’Orsay » The girls enjoying the world’s best art pic.twitter.com/OezgmLTR7b

14/02/26

After a hectic travel day with a long flight delay yesterday, we are out exploring the streets of Seville. What a delight to see the sun 🌞 pic.twitter.com/zsw4V2UDbH

13/02/26

On est arrivés à Paris Gare du Nord. All excited for the weekend ahead! pic.twitter.com/wlxWa75OvL

12/02/26

Happy National School Governors' Awareness Day! We are incredibly grateful for their dedication and expertise. Their guidance & strategic challenge help ensure that every student receives the best education possible. pic.twitter.com/fBh9AGbINK

22/01/26

The January newsletter from the wonderful Parenting Hub is out today! https://t.co/rN0vHjj4AG pic.twitter.com/wum7PlVHOZ

21/01/26

We came.. we played… we conquered! Our amazing Year 7 and Year 9 netball teams bossing their matches this evening against Well played girls 👏 pic.twitter.com/3hTxpXsytG

21/01/26

Roblox is massive with kids 🎮, but open chats and user‑made worlds can bring hidden risks ⚠️. This week’s guide shows parents how to keep young players safer and more supported 💛. Download your FREE copy here >> https://t.co/r1W3HzrgkL pic.twitter.com/L5oBfesfIg

15/01/26

Harris Bermondsey hosted musicians from over 50 schools at the first gathering of the Federation Orchestra of 2026. Thank you Bermondsey!#AllCanWeWill pic.twitter.com/A2Zz5AsC3U

15/01/26

Any good musical spectacular starts on The Kit!.....20 talented HGABR musicians and singers gathered with 100s of students in their first Federation-wide rehearsal of 2026. Yesterday's musical adventure began in Bermondsey. It will end at the Fairfield Halls.#allTalent pic.twitter.com/ZKKDmBOCkG

05/01/26

In the dark days of winter, Culture Day was a ray of sunshine!#CelebrationOfCulture pic.twitter.com/MXTCGICboG

15/12/25

If you like Victorian curiosity shops, then visit the Hunterian Museum at the Royal College of Surgeons, London. Our sixth formers enjoyed the mix of science and the grotesque.#HunterianMuseum pic.twitter.com/kEXkA0GwBW

15/12/25

Core Day for the Year 12s might not have been relaxing...but it was fast & furious#HGABRCoreDay pic.twitter.com/0YutiyvSjQ

08/12/25

What did you do on Saturday? These girls took on the best and the brightest students from across the UK in yet another Model United Nations debate....They are unstoppable.#HGABRMostAble pic.twitter.com/TIKo20VEJR

04/12/25

University College London comes to the library. Our Sixth Form discussed and debated how to guard our freedom of speech and our right to publish in a digital age.#UCL pic.twitter.com/xnXwc3zkZM

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Homework - Directed Learning Programme

This page has more information about homework and how to access Satchel One (Show My Homework), a homework platform for students.

Homework is an integral part of learning at HGABR. Research shows that high quality homework has a positive impact on pupil progress. The impact of homework, on average, is up to five months additional progress (EEF).

At HGABR we believe that homework plays a key role in developing commitment, resilience, and optimism in our students. Homework enhances pupil learning, accelerates achievement and develops independent learning skills, which are vital to their success in life.

Aims

  • Meet the needs and aspirations of all students
  • Stretch and challenge students to develop their personal potential
  • Prepare the students for the challenges of working independently and without the close supervision of the class teacher

Objectives

  • Ensure that all students have the opportunity to practice and consolidate skills, conduct in-depth inquiry, prepare for lessons or revise for assessments
  • Ensure that all students have the opportunity to engage in learning that extends and develops what they have learnt in the classroom
  • Ensure that the teacher is able to assess what a student is able to produce without close supervision

Timings

  • Years 7, 8 and 9 will receive no more than 45 minutes per week per subject
  • Years 10 and 11 will receive no more than 1 hour per week per subject
  • Sixth form students should be completing up to 15 hours per week

How to access Show My Homework (Satchel One)

We use Show My Homework (now called Satchel One) as a homework platform for our students. This will allow students to track their homework virtually through the website and via a mobile app.

All parent/guardians will be issued with an account. Your parent account will allow you to view the full details of your child’s upcoming, completed and overdue homework tasks allowing you to provide the necessary support for your child.

Click HERE to access Satchel One.

In order to get set up, students and parent/guardians have been issued a unique PIN. Students have been given a letter in tutor time with these PINs and set up instructions. If you have not received this PIN please get in touch with your child’s form tutor.

Parent set up instructions

  • Go to satchelone.com/login or open our Satchel One mobile app
  • Click on the Parent tab and select 'I don’t have an account yet'
  • Search for Harris Girls' Academy Bromley
  • Enter your email address and the code provided
  • Follow the on screen instructions

After logging in for the first time, you will be asked to provide an email address and password that can be used as your login for Satchel One from then on. These details will also work on the Satchel One mobile App. 

If you already have an account, go to the Edit Profile section of your account and enter this code into the box to link your existing account to this student

Student log in guidance

  • Click HERE to read about about logging in for the first time.
  • NOTE: We use a PIN sign in not 'single sign in'

Student user guidance

Parental guidance

Parents can view their child's PIN and help them recover their account. Open the Satchel One app on your phone or tablet and from the Menu go to Settings > Student management. You will be able to see the student PIN which they can use to reset their details.