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21/03/19

Retweetd From HGABR Sixth Form

Some amazing Y12 revision wheels being created here in Business Studies. https://t.co/rFzERIRNfu

21/03/19

Creating the piece herself, the dance shows an internal conflict. https://t.co/70bC1i9jHv

21/03/19

A little snippet from a beautiful solo piece by a Y11 student. https://t.co/kChrorGCS0

20/03/19

Retweetd From Harris Careers

Are you looking for a Coordinator of Sixth Form role? Apply now https://t.co/SoZOE847ij https://t.co/yNeTjGzhn8

20/03/19

Countdown numbers game this week is to reach 158 using 7 2 2 9 4 4. Check out the other challenges and see how close you can get. https://t.co/tB6zS7OnTv

20/03/19

Quote of the week: “It is motive alone that gives character to the actions of men.” By Jean de la Bruyere

19/03/19

Check out this weeks Must Read book - Stargazing for Beginner. https://t.co/VezyRWfMAm

19/03/19

This weeks current topics for discussion in tutor time focuses on two educational topics. The two recent stories to hit the news surrounding the admissions scandal in the USA and the repercussions on students since the maintenance grant was abolished. https://t.co/G7TCdlfXLL

19/03/19

This weeks Word of the Week is surreptitious. This word can be collected from the yellow faculty. https://t.co/RiKWc5Lj8j

18/03/19

This weeks focus in assemblies is a reflection on last weeks celebrated . Students will explore literacy around the world & how books teach us about the relationships between literacy, economics, morality & many other areas. https://t.co/oMuoV42q8o

18/03/19

Where does the sky start? If our skin cells renew every seven years, what makes you the same person as you were 7 years ago? Is it better play well and lose or play badly and win? Do we have free will? If I borrow a million pounds, am I a millionaire?

18/03/19

This weeks reflections programme has students talking about what a 'thunk' is. Students will explore a series of everyday statements and questions that help you to look at the world in a whole new light.

17/03/19

Retweetd From Harris Federation

Thank you to our Governors for giving up your precious time to attend today’s conference. Thanks also to Colleagues that ran the sessions & to for the keynote. We appreciate you all https://t.co/zUw6lTOZrb

15/03/19

Retweetd From Science at HGABR

Some amazing Pi bakes from the girls at HGABR https://t.co/5vG3zOUe3m

14/03/19

Retweetd From HarrisSchoolDirect

It's great to catch up with some of our &Classics today at Spelling-bee! https://t.co/OAPR2kaXYK

14/03/19

Retweetd From Step into Dance

Huge congratulations to who won the final this week! We're mega proud of you & all the other Step into Dance schools that took part & St Angela's! https://t.co/bsNOZHSbmX

13/03/19

Countdown this week is to reach the total of 188, using 1 7 6 3 3 25. A special well done goes to Kim in 8B1, who correctly answered last weeks math's puzzle. https://t.co/fmgmCdAjEZ

13/03/19

Quote of the week: "I have been impressed with the urgency of doing. Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Being willing is not enough; we must do." By Leonardo da Vinci

13/03/19

are with our students today in a workshop about the production The American Clock, which the group are going to see tomorrow. https://t.co/zdevMiuHUF

13/03/19

The Bromley Senior Company performed at for the , as they got first place in the first round of London Youth Games and were representing Bromley There was so much passion from the HGABR dancers as they performed their 'Coven of Witches' piece https://t.co/4X3xzFGj63

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The Academy Day

 

Students may be required to see a member of staff for up to 15 minutes each day after school

Timetables will indicate whether they have Lunch A or Lunch B.

 A

 

 

B

Warning Bell

8.25am

Warning Bell

8.25am

Registration/Assembly

8.30 – 8.50am

Registration/Assembly

8.30 – 8.50am

DEAR

8.50 – 9.00am

DEAR

8.50 – 9.00am

Period 1

9.00 – 9.50am

Period 1

9.00 – 9.50am

Period 2

9.50 – 10.40am

Period 2

9.50 – 10.40am

Break A

10.40 – 11.00am

Period 3

10.40 – 11.30am

Period 3

11.00 – 11.50am

Break B

11.30 – 11.50am

Period 4

11.50 – 12.40pm

Period 4

11.50 – 12.40pm

Lunch A – Year 7, 9X and 11

12.40 – 1.10pm

Period 5a

12.40 - 1.30pm

Period 5b

 1.10 - 2.00pm

Lunch B – Year 8, 9Y and 10

1.30 – 2.00pm

Period 6 (Year 7 & 8  finish at 2.50pm Monday-Friday)

2.00 – 2.50pm

Period 6 (Year 7 & 8  finish at 2.50pm Monday-Friday)

2.00 – 2.50pm

Period 7 (Tues/Weds/Thurs and for Y9-11 only)

2.50 – 3.40pm

Period 7 (Tues/Weds/Thurs and for Y9-11 only)

2.50 – 3.40pm