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24/08/23

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24/08/23

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24/08/23

Yet another fantastic Results day! Congratulations to all those who collected their results today. We look forward to seeing many of you in September! pic.twitter.com/GdA6j8vXdJ

18/08/23

Congratulations Nii who will read property development at following his successful vocational grades. Dis*DisM pic.twitter.com/iMoM87IQdi

18/08/23

Congratulations to Mia who's A*AB will see her read Geography at pic.twitter.com/C1YWE8b8jN

18/08/23

Congratulations to Keerthanan who's A*A*A sees him off to read medicine! pic.twitter.com/mzN59VG8dj

18/08/23

What a fantastic results day yesterday! So many success stories to share. Great to see so many students going onto study at top university's! Congratulations to all our students and good luck at your destinations!

18/08/22

Congratulations to Precious who achieved ABC and is going to read sociology at Warwick University pic.twitter.com/IUxTKkLi6e

18/08/22

Congratulations to Arteola who achieved A*A*A and will be going to read law at Exeter pic.twitter.com/S6Tok6DZS1

18/08/22

Congratulations to Emmanuel A*AA and is going to read Aerospace Engineering at Queen Mary's! pic.twitter.com/P9gjgtcRS7

18/08/22

Congratulations to Charles who achieved A*AB and will be reading History pic.twitter.com/k87xlVOWsZ

18/08/22

Congratulations to Jessica who achieved A*A*A who will be studying art at pic.twitter.com/EISZOqManz

18/08/22

Congratulations to Daniel A*A*AA who will be reading History & Spanish at Warwick University pic.twitter.com/rrjkAoxAyo

18/08/22

Congratulations to Beshir A*BB who is off to read Economics at Loughborough! pic.twitter.com/t7epPpiSEh

24/05/22

Thank you so much for giving our students the opportunity to perform at your conference! Performing to over 450 delegates in the room and live streamed around the world from the stunning Nobu hotel.We couldn't be prouder of their performance. pic.twitter.com/5g8rETGp80

03/03/22

Celebrating with fancy dress, assemblies on the importance of reading, and workshops for the whole of Year 10 with the brilliant

03/03/22

A fabulous night out with our year 9 students at the Royal Albert Hall watching the performing with the amazing pic.twitter.com/a34Vtp8W6r

18/02/22

Economics and Music intervention sessions are cancelled today due to Please stay safe everyone.

15/02/22

Year 12 Geography Students researching beach profiles along the Jurassic Coast in Durdle Door, Lullworth Cove and Sandbanks. pic.twitter.com/rpgCaEYSdI

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4 October 2023HASN Goes ForthYear 9 were up bright and early on Tuesday morning to take the coach to Flanders Fields to for themselves the remnants of the Western Front of the First World War which they studied in Year 9. Despite a painfully early start, by the time we arrived on the outskirts of Ypres we were ready to stretch our legs around the Sanctuary Wood museum. Pictured: some slightly distracted gunners.   Sanctuary Wood was named in 1914 during the First Battle of Ypres for an area of woodland British soldiers sheltered in to escape from the fighting. Within months, the trees were completely destroyed by intense artillery fire and the hill they stood on scarred by thousands of miles of trenches. Some of the British trenches remain, giving Mr Long an excellent opportunity to stand in No Man’s Land and explain the everyday concerns of trench life – keeping your head down, taking care of your feet, and watching out for rats. Ms Pavlyk led the charge through the trenches, although the good weather meant Year 9 didn’t quite get the authentic experience wading through the mud that the Battles of Ypres became synonymous with   We took a short coach ride to the Passchendaele Museum, which featured a mixture of exhibits and hands on experiences with artefacts recovered from the battlefields. The Third Battle of Ypres cost 250,000 British lives, fought over a stretch of land our coach took 15 minutes to cross. Along the way, we took in the hundreds of military cemeteries maintained by the Commonwealth War Graves Commission, contrasting with the quiet Belgian suburbs reminding us that war takes place in peoples’ back gardens, and in their homes – and that even a century later we live with the legacy of conflict. We ended the day in Ypres at the Leonidas Chocolate Shop for some souvenir shopping before setting off back to Britain.   The town of Ypres – almost all these seemingly historical buildings needed to be rebuilt after the War.
24 August 2023Congratulations to our fabulous students on their brilliant results!!  Students at Harris Academy South Norwood Celebrate Exam Success GCSE Students and staff at Harris Academy South Norwood are today celebrating a very strong set of GCSE results. Performance was very strong across the board with particular GCSE success in subjects such as English, French, Spanish, art, PE, chemistry and biology.  In the single sciences students achieved over 45% 7-9s. Vocational qualifications also received excellent results with most students achieving merits and distinctions. Those celebrating include: Maggie Bell who achieved six grade 9s and 3 Grade 8s Cindy Lang who achieved six grade 9s, two grade 8s, and a grade 7 Aatheesh Rambabu achieved four 9s, one 8s and three 7s Chante Dunbar who achieved two grade 9s, five grade 8s, and four grade 7s Emily Wareham who achieved two grade 9s, five grade 8s, and two year 7s Benjamin Oyewole achieved four 9s, five 8s and one 7 Aatheesh said, “I’m exhilarated, it was great to have such as a successful journey. The hours of work I put in have been worth it.” Chante said, “I got the results for the work I put in. I’m really happy.” Congratulating the students, the Principal of Harris Academy South Norwood, Rob Hitch said: “We are delighted that our students have done so well after the challenges of the past two years. With these results, our students can take up places at colleges and sixth forms of their choice and study the subjects they wish to. It’s lovely that so many are choosing to stay with us at our Outstanding rated sixth form. It is wonderful that, on days like this, all their hard work is shown to have paid off and they and their families can enjoy their success”.   Sixth Form Students, parents and staff at Harris Academy South Norwood are today celebrating fantastic A Levels results with over 80% of students accepting places at top Universities. Performance was strong with particular success in subjects such as English, History, Geography, ICT, Sport, Media and Art. Vocational qualifications received excellent results with students achieving an amazing average grade of Distinction. Over 170 students will be going to University, including top Russell Group destinations such as Durham and Leeds. This is just one of the many reasons Ofsted rated the Sixth Form as Outstanding in 2022. Today’s results also explain the popularity and appeal of the Harris South Norwood Sixth Form, with over 200 applications from external candidates wanting to join this September. Those celebrating include: Keerthanan Peratheepan – A*A*A in Maths, Chemistry and Biology   Holly Saunders – AAB, going on to study English Literature and Language at University of Leeds   Oscar Bowman – ABB,  going on to study History and Politics at Queen Mary University.   Daria Balabantseva – ABBB, going on to study Biochemistry at Queen Mary University   Sabrina Daud – D*D*D, going on to study Business and Marketing at City, University of London   Henry Quartey – Dis Dis Dis, going to study Sport and Exercise Science at University of Portsmouth   Congratulating the students, the Principal of Harris Academy South Norwood, Rob Hitch said, “Our HASN students have done amazingly well. This is a cohort that had to deal with lockdown and the challenges of virtual learning, for them to then achieve such fabulous results shows incredible resilience and determination. We are so proud of them.”