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18/07/25

Ms. Pinney has been busy sharing some well-deserved treats today. pic.twitter.com/3tp0e8UUXA

17/07/25

Group B update: ETA back to the academy is 50 minutes.

17/07/25

Group B update: thankfully both buses have left camp! ETA back to the academy is 3:30pm.

17/07/25

Group B update: bushcraft time! 🌴 pic.twitter.com/UH0pTshXN8

17/07/25

Group B update: 5am get up for some students this morning.. safe to say staff were extremely pleased to hear their voice as an alarm! Good morning from camp pic.twitter.com/jCPxekmzsZ

16/07/25

Group B update: good night from Mr Yerou, Ms Richardson and camp! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/WmZWPpfb8y

16/07/25

Group B update: Rootd’s got talent! As you can see the bar is extremely high… pic.twitter.com/9bq9aE92kj

16/07/25

Group B update: staff have 0 voice… but students have plenty of energy this evening! pic.twitter.com/hZPyJZGymJ

16/07/25

Group B update: dinner ✅ talent show time! pic.twitter.com/GDbgEDiZTm

16/07/25

Group B update: dinner time 🥘

16/07/25

Group B update: the teachers staff room… pic.twitter.com/nZXdoVVeR6

16/07/25

Group B update: action shots from this afternoon! pic.twitter.com/LfdWUCSHKP

16/07/25

Group B update: shout out to Hannah T who made it to the top of the rock! pic.twitter.com/3yKdX6l6BC

16/07/25

Group A update: coach 1 ETA 10 mins. Coach 2 ETA is 4:45pm. Parents should have received a text if their child is on coach 2.

16/07/25

Group B update: Harry J in action! 🧗 pic.twitter.com/8SSClzgZct

16/07/25

Group A update: one coach will be arriving back to school at approximately 3:30pm. The other coach is still on its way to the site and we will not be leaving until 3pm approx. This means half the group will be back an hour later than planned. Please look out for a text

16/07/25

Group A update: one of the coaches is on its way back to the academy. The other is still arriving to camp so half of the group will be delayed.

16/07/25

Group B update: Ms Carvall’s group about to take part in archery 🎯 pic.twitter.com/LwsmxVMg1u

16/07/25

Group B and A update: lovely to have both groups together for lunch.. group A will be leaving shortly after (approximately 2pm).. group B will be setting off to start their activities! pic.twitter.com/OLMNlzohjN

16/07/25

Group B update: the sun is shining ☀️ pic.twitter.com/5osYaiFnRO

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Posted on April 15th 2016

Federation Egg Race!

On Friday 18th March, Harris Academy Beckenham proudly hosted the annual Federation Egg Race Challenge

Year 7 students from various Harris Academies in the region were warmly welcomed to take part in the exciting but challenging contest; to design and construct a bridge out of lollypop sticks and string!

Each academy sent a representative team of three year 7 students to do their academy proud. From Harris academy Beckenham were three extremely promising students;  Katrine Reoutov, Shaydon McKenzie and Daniel Kreb-Loveridge.

Following an introduction by a lead Science consultant from the Federation, students were given the resources and expected to construct a bridge from the supplied materials.

It was clearly a challenge from the outset, with puzzled faces clearly evident as the resources were handed out!

However, the teams certainly did not shy away from the challenge presented to them. Lollipop sticks and string surrounding the students as they worked, it was clear we had some budding engineers hard at work!

Harris Academy put up a credible fight, and constructed a bridge that was certainly capable of supporting additional weight; however time was against the team and unfortunately did not allow for full completion.

The winning effort came from Harris Academy Morden, with a bridge that supported an impressive 1.5kgs! They thoroughly deserved to be crowned champions with their construction, however congratulations to all teams for the great deal of enthusiasm they brought to the successful afternoon.

‘It’s a shame we didn’t win, but I really enjoyed the challenge!’

‘One of the best days at school yet!’