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Our Year 10s are proud to be part of the Sweaty Betty Foundation campaign highlighting why 1 in 3 girls stop PE due to changing room experiences. HAB is 1 of 5 schools redesigning these spaces into positive, empowering environments. Read more here >> https://t.co/M4A97DxpIq pic.twitter.com/VFdSJdQVxf

18/06/25

Our trailblazing Year 10s are leading ’s campaign tackling why 1 in 3 girls drop PE due to changing room issues. HAB is 1 of 5 schools redesigning them into empowering spaces. Our students are architects of change. 💪 https://t.co/M4A97DxpIq pic.twitter.com/2BborGvd6K

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18/06/25

Our trailblazing Year 10s are leading ’s campaign tackling why 1 in 3 girls drop PE due to changing room issues. HAB is 1 of 5 schools redesigning them into empowering spaces. Our students are architects of change. 💪https://t.co/M4A97DxpIq pic.twitter.com/yRSrZ7e69a

05/06/25

Newsletter out now! Download your copy here https://t.co/kHhZRpLM5u

05/06/25

Huge congratulations to HAB Year 10 students Niamh, Megan & Isra! All three earned Gold in the UKMT Intermediate Maths Challenge & qualified for the prestigious Pink Kangaroo Challenge. Special shoutout to Niamh – Silver & Best in School! 🥇✨ pic.twitter.com/RXDd0ORD5j

03/06/25

🎉 Huge congrats to HAB6 stars Tiamaria, Isabella & Swabra, for smashing the HSK 1 Mandarin exam after just 1 year of study! Despite Year 13 pressures, they’re continuing Mandarin at uni—true dedication to language & culture. pic.twitter.com/DYlBoG63ci

02/06/25

Our students shone at the Words for Work: Women in Leadership event with & Lancôme. From powerful panels to inspiring speeches, HAB is shaping future leaders—full of ambition, compassion, and respect. pic.twitter.com/c08L4iJkvv

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27/03/25

Ofsted Rates Harris Academy Bermondsey: Outstanding Across All Categories. Students and staff at HAB are celebrating after the school was judged outstanding in all areas following a visit from Ofsted in February!#ProudToBeHAB pic.twitter.com/qmRDfl8Oaa

19/03/25

Our March newsletter is out now! Click the link below for a round-up of all the wonderful things that have been happening at HAB this month https://t.co/uSKKWLkf34 pic.twitter.com/E0DYOCAGRq

06/03/25

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29/01/25

✅Every day in school counts! Our amazing attendance team—Ms. Charles, Ms. Rodriguez & Mrs. Karadal—are here to support, celebrate progress & overcome challenges. Let’s help every student thrive! Read this fantastic TES article to learn more 👉 https://t.co/sIwp3Pa5lG pic.twitter.com/EW4F9mK7Sf

23/01/25

Saturday 8th February Harris Federation Recruitment Fair 2025 Discover the benefits of working at Harris, including competitive pay, world class professional development, and a supportive work environmenthttps://t.co/kd8vkTkfM3

17/12/24

Rehearsals are underway for tonight's Christmas concert 🎄🎤 From 6-7pm featuring solo artists and orchestra and instrumental groups pic.twitter.com/R5q95aYT5w

11/12/24

🎄✨ Christmas Card Competition Winners 2024! ✨🎄 1st Place: Ana (8B) 🥇 2nd Place: Nikola (7C) 🥈 3rd Place: Alishba (8A) 🥉 Congratulations to our talented artists for their beautiful designs spreading festive cheer! 🎨🎅 pic.twitter.com/K9f7O8FORV

11/12/24

Check out our cake bake at Harris Academy Bermondsey—raising funds for the incredible work of XLP! 📷📷 pic.twitter.com/l7MRH5qwFY

11/12/24

YEAR 9 FIRST GIVE PROJECT 9A, led by Ms. Daltrey, is supporting XLP, a charity reducing gang violence across London. Inspired by a visit from Tim, XLP's fundraising manager, 9A is planning assemblies, a bake sale, & an own clothes day to raise funds for their amazing work! pic.twitter.com/ScdySI0cJo

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Posted on February 9th 2017

Korede, Year 10, on Being in Our Production of 'The Crucible'

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Korede, Year 10 (pictured right), talks about her experience of playing John Proctor in our recent production of The Crucible.

“It’s the first major production I’ve done so this really boosted my confidence and taught me how to develop a role and make it my own. My character faces a lot of difficulties in terms of his pride so working through that was something I was really interested in.

"We had rehearsals every day from 4-6pm then as the performance got nearer we came in on Saturdays from 8am too. My mum was at the second performance so that was added pressure! But when we got the feedback I could tell people had really enjoyed it.

"Maintaining my voice through the whole play was difficult because my character has to shout a lot, but we had a lot of support from the director.

We’re doing The Crucible in drama GCSE so it was really good to have the experience of being the character so when you have to answer questions you have more insight into the play."


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Picture right: girls in rehearsal, photographed by Sabria Al-Shurbaji, Year 10.


Sarah Harvey, drama teacher, explains why she thought the time was right for our first major school production.

“The Year 10 group are so talented and committed that I felt they needed the chance to perform in a space bigger than a classroom. We had a cast of 21, plus our girls did all the technical side of things and created the set too, as well as front of house. I even had a student assistant director!  I was so proud of them. 

"It was a wonderful moment when both performances sold out and we even had girls asking teachers if they had any spares. This is a challenging play about difficult issues but they needed this challenge to show what they can do."

This was the academy’s first production but won’t be the last. There’s talk of a musical next… watch this space!