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13/04/21
Reminder to Year 11 History: Mrs Collins has uploaded videos to YouTube to help students practice each question on the GCSE papers. Just search HGABR History or follow this link https://t.co/YXVJnUY2U1
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06/04/21
Retweetd From UCAS
How do you add another choice in Extra? It's easy, here's how!
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01/04/21
To help Y11 with mock examinations preparations, Harris have put together some excellent resources such as. https://t.co/G9jBGKwU7f
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01/04/21
Should you need to communicate with us please email: Info.harrisbromley@gmail.com. Please limit information to your child's name and year group only. The Academy will be monitoring this email address and will contact you back as soon as we can.
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29/03/21
Retweetd From Harris Federation
Last week @NCSC issued an alert about a spike in ransomware attacks on schools. We have suffered an attack since then. Although measures were in place to protect our systems, our servers have been impacted. See https://t.co/0JeUHHfRDp for further info and a statement below. https://t.co/4U02Y6zmbG
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22/03/21
In recognition of #WorldPoetryDay2021, this weeks Must Read books reflect a wide ranging variety of different genres, written in verse. https://t.co/x5Bx0Fy5al
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22/03/21
A few weeks on but we have finally decided on our winners. Well done to winners Zaineb and Isabel in Y7, who won our @WorldBookDayUK competition. Shout out to @HCACP, whose staff put in a brilliant effort. Want to celebrate over one of our students Snozzcumber cakes? @HarrisFed https://t.co/DjQ3B4nvez
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22/03/21
This week #BromleyAmbition is promoting the career path of a Midwife - but this week, we also get to hear from ex-student Tolu, as she starts her training in University. https://t.co/VN8SinOQJN https://t.co/ePlYsoPkak
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17/03/21
Retweetd From Bromley Libraries
#BetterAtHome: Don’t miss this! @EdenParkHigh @HarrisBeckenham @HarrisBromley @HayesSecondary @LPGSBromley @NewsteadWood @RavensbourneSch @ravenswoodsch https://t.co/ZedbMXnmC9
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17/03/21
Retweetd From Science Museum
🖋️ Love writing and interested by our collection? Then get involved with our new art project https://t.co/WDfKS4EwPw
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17/03/21
Retweetd From Science Museum
Happy Birthday Caroline Herschel! Born #OnThisDay in 1750, Herschel was the first professional female astronomer. 🔭 ✨ Discover more about her life and work in this blog from the archives: https://t.co/UqxV9DHCT1 https://t.co/bG5p0t5KGA
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16/03/21
Retweetd From UCAS
Started hearing back from the unis you applied to? You only need to reply when you've heard back from them all! https://t.co/FFvthD0C5g
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16/03/21
Retweetd From Imperial College
#OnThisDay 1846: Pioneering physician Rebecca J. Cole was born. She was one of the first African-American women to become a doctor in the United States #BlackAndSTEM https://t.co/5BbpdweIUF
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15/03/21
Two videos to watch this week: House of Commons: https://t.co/YKPKmE7JuA Being an MP: https://t.co/p6ncktJmQ3 2/2 https://t.co/iTAzSYmLHx
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15/03/21
A gap last week as students settled back in school. However, this week #BromleyAmbition is promoting the career path of an elected representative in government. Read our slides and follow the link for more about this career. 1/2 https://t.co/kHHlzA2L1u
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15/03/21
This weeks Must Read is in recognition of #BritishScienceWeek2021. Mary’s story of eventual triumph over adversity as a palaeontologist in Victorian times makes for inspiring reading. https://t.co/vZGtHK4kae
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08/03/21
This weeks Must Read books are in celebration of #IWD. This selection is reflective of the fantastic achievements of many inspirational women. https://t.co/l9VsSDHhfE
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From the moment the new Year 7 girls arrive at the beginning of September, we help them to feel welcome, settled and cared for.
On their first day, every girl is assigned to one of our four Faculties. Girls identify with their Faculty, which provides a real sense of belonging to a smaller unit within the Academy. Every girl has a Faculty Director and a Faculty Tutor, who take personal responsibility for coaching them, setting goals with them and making sure they settle in well and that they achieve.
Girls wear a shield showing their Faculty colour and are encouraged to win points for their Faculty through academic progress and achievement, good attendance and positive contributions in sport, the arts and Academy life more generally.
We have a firm emphasis on good behaviour so that the environment at the Academy, inside and outside the classroom, is calm, purposeful and orderly.
Achievement is always celebrated, with regular encouragement, praise and awards for girls when they work their hardest and behave well. We have a clear Code of Conduct that girls respect, and a firm but fair system of sanctions. In combination, these measures ensure all girls can reach high standards as well as enjoy their education.
We believe in providing a personalised, challenging curriculum. Whether a student is struggling, needs to be stretched or is somewhere in the middle, we will always work to meet her needs. Parents and carers will be kept closely informed about their daughter’s progress, with reports being sent home every term.