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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

21/08/25

“We are incredibly proud of our students & want to congratulate them for their brilliant results”Head of Academy Steve Sherwin.“Their hard work & determination,alongside our dedicated team,has once again placed us among the highest-achieving schools in the borough & the country.” pic.twitter.com/EqyZp4Nf3Q

21/08/25

— Harris Girls’ Academy Bromley () Aug 21, 2025

21/08/25

All Can: We Will

21/08/25

🎉 Another INCREDIBLE year of results with our brilliant girls, showcasing their hard work and commitment over the last 5 years. Well done girls, we are so proud of you! 🎉 pic.twitter.com/KB6h0yTwn4

14/08/25

Congratulations, Kadee! Shakaidee will be pursuing Social Work at Greenwich, having secured magnificent results today. pic.twitter.com/p4dYfKXTMV

14/08/25

Amazing Asheya! Congratulations to Asheya, who will study Building Surveying at London South Bank! pic.twitter.com/q6m2m1hvmQ

14/08/25

Extra special from Eleanor! Many congratulations to Eleanor, who will be studying Immunology at Glasgow!#AllCanWeWill pic.twitter.com/wLTOca85GK

14/08/25

Congratulations, Karen! Karen's fantastic results mean she will study Psychology at Southampton! 😄😀👩‍🎓 pic.twitter.com/KBWbSk0CEp

14/08/25

Jubilation for Jana! Having achieved amazing results, Jana is off to Warwick to study Sociology! pic.twitter.com/gG8zRrUBXa

14/08/25

Magnificent Mary! We wish you all the best at Royal Holloway, studying Law! pic.twitter.com/kXqFZ92YVC

14/08/25

What a set of results from Khianna! She will be studying Mathematics at Bristol! 🙂😊 pic.twitter.com/LejcrXgiCN

14/08/25

What a day of joy! Hana is off to UCL to study Law! 😃👋👩‍🎓 pic.twitter.com/Fpvyhoq8Zb

14/08/25

Congratulations to our amazing students today on their results! pic.twitter.com/s9NjNC0inl

18/07/25

The Scream Queens played to over 400 people at our Summer Show Case. Press play now and watch the hottest band in London.#TheScreamQueens pic.twitter.com/kZbqJz5dmC

18/07/25

Congratulations to Jenie Kibwe! Jenie has been elected as Head Girl for Harris Girls' Academy Bromley for the academic year 2025-26. We wish you all the best in your new role, Jenie! pic.twitter.com/xFEZokW824

18/07/25

Congratulations to Kaleigha Julye Siley! Kaleigha has been elected as Deputy Head Girl for Harris Girls' Academy Bromley for the academic year 2025-26. We wish you all the best in your new role, Kaleigha! pic.twitter.com/wFfk71cGaR

18/07/25

Congratulations to Matilde Mendes Lopes! Matilde has been elected as Deputy Head Girl for Harris Girls' Academy Bromley for the academic year 2025-26. We wish you all the best in your new role, Matilde! pic.twitter.com/vYIi4nrgwj

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Duke of Edinburgh's Award

“The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award has helped countless young people on their sometimes difficult path to adulthood.” HRH The Duke of Edinburgh KG KT

For the past seven decades, the charity has inspired and transformed the lives of millions of young people from all walks of life. From volunteering to physical activities, life skills to expeditions, achieving a DofE Award is a passport to a brighter future, valued by employers and universities.

The world’s leading youth achievement award, the DofE in the UK is proud to be part of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Foundation, which drives and supports global growth. 

For more information on what the DofE Award is,click here. To speak to the coordinators, please email Mr Partridge at  a.partridge@harrisbromley.org.uk or Mr Hurworth at j.hurworth@harrisbromley.org.uk .

 

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The Duke of Edinburgh Award is a charity that has been ‘working with young people from all backgrounds for 60 years(DofE).

Here at Harris Girls’ Academy Bromley, we believe that enrichment activities such as the Duke of Edinburgh Award (DofE) provide students with a well-rounded education, giving them the confidence and the skills needed, for a successful future. For many years, The DofE Award has been a significant part of the school life, aligning with both our values and ethos.

The award starts at Bronze level, which is offered to students at the beginning of year 9. If students enjoy the award, they can progress to completing their Silver Award in year 10 and their Gold Award in year 12.

At each level of the award, there are four main sections that the participants will need to complete, in order to achieve their full certificate:

  • Volunteering: providing a service to the community.
  • Physical: improving skills within a sport or personal fitness.
  • Skills: developing practical skills such as cooking or learning to play an instrument.
  • Expedition: planning and training for a hike and camping in the countryside.

For the volunteering, physical and skills sections of the award, students will need to choose the two activities they would like to complete for three months in total, and the remaining activity, for six months.

 

The DofE Award is a fantastic opportunity for students to broaden their skills, have fun, make new friends, and discover new talents. It encompasses all four of our school’s CORE values, by teaching students the importance of commitment and encouraging them to be optimistic, resilient and empathise with others, when challenging themselves, pushing their own boundaries and supporting others on their expedition or through their volunteering work .

We encourage all students to partake in the award, highlighting the importance of its link to careers and employability. By participating, students gain ‘soft skills’ such as communication, commitment, leadership and teamwork. These skills provide students with confidence and an edge over other others when applying for apprenticeships, university and their future careers. The award is also recognised as a true mark of achievement and is regarded highly by employers.