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25/02/26

We could not be more excited about the National Year of Reading! pic.twitter.com/hXRDwkRndm

19/02/26

Here are some tips for how to stay safe when using AI! pic.twitter.com/69NsAPKgeL

11/02/26

We could not be more excited about the National Year of Reading! What are you reading? pic.twitter.com/3todQmGAff

06/02/26

After‑Academy independent revision for our Year 13 students in the Sixth Form Study Base as they prepare for their final mocks. pic.twitter.com/W3YNJQcTdU

03/02/26

We could not be mo9re excited about the National Year of Reading! What are you reading? pic.twitter.com/kPE6K37kC6

29/01/26

TBT to our Year 7 Frylands Trip! pic.twitter.com/x6c9z88sGk

28/01/26

Rehearsals for our musical are in full swing!#HABE pic.twitter.com/qL6oHro1yc

27/01/26

Students from HABE Academy demonstrated exceptional professionalism and determination at the recent Exillir Employability Workshop, where Year 12 Business and Economics students competed against learners from 19 other academies. pic.twitter.com/DqqB85bSL4

23/01/26

Year 7 students attended an inspiring talk by author Katya Balen, who spoke about her writing journey and the themes behind her award‑winning work. pic.twitter.com/aFEJW5v2jF

22/01/26

We are thrilled to share some exciting news from our History Department! One of our outstanding Year 11 students, Cassius, has achieved a remarkable milestone in the Historical Association Great Debate. pic.twitter.com/daL7FBxF2U

20/01/26

Four students from Beckenham and Penge were invited by Liam Conlon MP to attend an exclusive in-conversation event with Hillary Clinton, the former US Senator, Secretary of State and First Lady, who was visiting Westminster. pic.twitter.com/4owZC9BmDN

09/01/26

The annual Year 7 Carol Concert lit up St George’s Beckenham on 8 December, as over 130 Year 7 students filled the church with festive cheer, musicianship, and community spirit. pic.twitter.com/7fotY0Vlw6

06/01/26

Welcome back to all of our students and staff! We hope you are well rested and enjoying the snow. pic.twitter.com/ghQVTXdlxG

05/01/26

Please enjoy our December edition of the Harris Academy Beckenham Newsletter! Read it via this link: https://t.co/UXf3cYnsEj pic.twitter.com/6cst7Ckcd7

31/12/25

Happy New Year! pic.twitter.com/dgty60dQ9A

23/12/25

Wishing everyone a happy holiday and a restful break from all of us here at HABE! pic.twitter.com/br9r6hZpia

07/12/25

Look who has arrived at HABE... Harris the HABE elf from the North Pole. Countdown to Christmas has started and the kindness tree is ready to reward some students! pic.twitter.com/FKZBuOi7li

05/12/25

We have six stunning designs created by our talented students from across the school. How to purchase - Use ParentPay to place your order.  Thank you for supporting our students and the Art Department! pic.twitter.com/aSxCujiKql

05/12/25

The Art Department is excited to announce the sale of our beautiful HABE Christmas cards! All proceeds will go directly towards funding materials for the Art and Design Department. How to purchase: Use ParentPay to place your order. Thank you for supporting!🎄🎄🎄 pic.twitter.com/ePJTRMdDrL

03/12/25

We have launched out new Instagram. Stay up to date with all things HABE pic.twitter.com/2QcoYq08SG

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Posted on January 7th 2026

Geographers in Action – Where the river meets Y11!

On the 18th December, the Year 11 Geography GCSE students completed their Physical Fieldwork on the River Ravensbourne, where they were investigating how the characteristics of a river change as it flows.  

The students enthusiasm for being out in the river, despite being up against some interesting weather forecasts, students created a thoroughly positive environment in which they carried out the work. The classes broke down into smaller working groups where students had to coordinate roles and responsibilities to collect data, and we think was the most efficient group we've had when running river fieldwork! 

Despite a small distraction when students spotted the Millwall players practicing  at the training ground next to the river, with one lucky fan who got a ball from them, the students displayed amazing grit and resilience in the face of some challenging weather conditions in order to complete their work, and we are very proud of the work they have completed towards their Geography GCSE!