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14/11/19

Retweetd From Harris Federation

Two Harris academies celebrated their official openings in Thurrock last week - opened its new building and marked the start of its 'exciting journey'. https://t.co/PEBSXTZ2ju

14/11/19

Thank you to for inviting us to their 2019 Leadership Symposium. It was a truly inspirational experience for our sixth form students to network with leaders from the food, drink and retail industry. https://t.co/KvFOtdflAz

11/11/19

Retweetd From Harris Academy Ockendon

They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We Will Remember Them.

07/11/19

Retweetd From Harris Academy Ockendon

Yesterday, our Academy was officially opened! This marks the start of our exciting journey which we are proud to share with our students and the community. Thank you to our special guests who attended, including Lord and Lady Harris, and Sir Moynihan. https://t.co/70S4m59z0h

03/11/19

Info.org.uk and mark FAO Mr McMillan and we’ll send it to the Exec.

01/11/19

Happy to help

31/10/19

Retweetd From Harris Federation Geography

Group 5 had some stunning views of the Amalfi coast yesterday 🌊 the group ended a great day with a competitive geography quiz! We’re now on our way to the airport ✈️#HFNaples https://t.co/VV2Sp5dn8W

29/10/19

Our kids just climbed Vesuvius. How’s your day going? https://t.co/BptML9hq5S

28/10/19

Kids having great fun on their trip to Naples https://t.co/pW2HM8TdRw

22/10/19

Retweetd From Lazarus Theatre

“When shall we three meet again in thunder, lightning, or in rain?” 26th February - 7th March 2020. Greenwich Theatre, London https://t.co/HLZ4ip5jVO https://t.co/EOcClSMpti

14/10/19

we focus on responding not marking. ‘Marking’ only 1 per half term and only on 1 piece of work. Biggest impact on kids is catching them getting it right and wrong in the moment - instead lots of visualisers, taking photos of work, verbal / whole class feedback.

11/10/19

Retweetd From Malcolm Drakes

An inspirational first Harris Federation Conference. Powerful speech from Sir Dan Moynihan demonstrating how our Federation is showing righteous indignation towards the issue of inherited immobility. 4,500 people and 40,000 pupils but 1 family. https://t.co/KRvKyVMCHa

11/10/19

Retweetd From Daniela Rosa

Impossible not to feel proud of what today and everyday since September has taught me. Finally attended a teacher conference that was useful and offered drama specialised workshops! The most insightful day.

11/10/19

Retweetd From Cleverbox

Lord Harris addresses the Harris Fed staff at this years conference. https://t.co/sQ9nFanBdb

11/10/19

Retweetd From Afia Ahmed

'Britain has the highest rate of single parent poverty out of all the EU countries'. Harris Peckham + have now introduced a FREE nursery hub with 51 weeks of childcare, three meals a day, and 50+ hours a week of child care. Now THAT is https://t.co/yYoxYLNm8V

11/10/19

Retweetd From Harris Primary Academy Kenley

Harris in harmony https://t.co/dd3dcQgbjC

11/10/19

Retweetd From Graeme Smith

Wonderful to hear the massed voices of students and staff. https://t.co/kFJncwaDgA

11/10/19

Retweetd From Richard Maurice

48 school, over 4,000 teachers, 36,000 students - Harris is a major force for change in London https://t.co/tmBfl2ucdF

11/10/19

Retweetd From Soarpoints

Sir Dan Moynihan outlining his principles to help young people and subvert the Inheritance of Immobility - Harris academies transform lives https://t.co/3MRyAxIwkO

10/10/19

A reminder for all families that tomorrow is an Inset Day so you can enjoy a long weekend with your kids!

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