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05/03/21

This week Drama students have been creating their own set design for their favourite tv programme, film or book, we have had some lovely work sent in. https://t.co/mVEllkKHW4

04/03/21

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Author Catherine Bruton's virtual visit went down a storm with our students who asked lots of excellent questions. Catherine was wonderful and so engaging. We could not have had a better start to our World Book Day. Happy WBD! https://t.co/DApYDCU3z5

04/03/21

Proud that so many of our Year 9 students are getting their tests - ready for the return to school next week! https://t.co/2ofHzeD0Cu

04/03/21

Don’t throw the box away! Students in Year 9 were challenged with making a desk tidy/holder made out of corrugated cardboard. Pop art was the given theme to be inspired from. We will always encourage students to follow the 6 R’s (Recycle, Reuse, Reduce, Repair, Rethink, Refuse). https://t.co/EVXhT39zU5

03/03/21

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We are so excited about tomorrow's World Book Day special event, a virtual visit from author Catherine Bruton! All Y7 and Y8 students will take part and be treated to a reading from her two latest books and have an opportunity to ask her questions. https://t.co/6iOoWnbZ9K

03/03/21

Yesterday, we were lucky enough to have a lighting designer and technician help us install theatre lights into our Drama Studio. We can’t wait to have you back in creating different atmosphere. https://t.co/W3QsaBIJHM

02/03/21

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Secret Readers, thank you for all your inspiring entries so far! There is still time to submit your photo and book description, which will help your House to win points. Deadline: Wednesday. The winning House will be announced on Friday. https://t.co/1qBUTLt9hw

26/02/21

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All HAWI students will get a World Book Day £1 token on our first day back in school. Please let Ms Nylinder know if you would like yours before then, as we can arrange an electronic version. https://t.co/LWNuTXABEv

25/02/21

Congratulations to the Grayson Perry Art Group on their submissions to the National Art Challenge this week. Here are just a few of the pieces they have created in response to this week's theme: Food. https://t.co/yqu5KdjrNc

24/02/21

Celebrating outstanding homework in Design Technology. I am proud to share our first display, promoting outstanding homework produced by Year 8 & 9 students. They were challenged to research an art movement or designer who has influenced design over the past century. https://t.co/A58KZul2Td

23/02/21

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Our next House Challenge celebrates books! Send Ms Nylinder a photo of you hiding behind a book you enjoyed reading (write the book details on a piece of paper if you don't have the book at home). Include a sentence to describe what kind of read your book is. Deadline: We 3 March https://t.co/DWZqjlkWMy

12/02/21

HAWI Science Week 8th-12th March - Science week is a celebration of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths. We have organised a fantastic week of fun activities to encourage all students to engage with science beyond the curriculum. https://t.co/P5vOoTLkbi

11/02/21

Just a reminder we are closed tomorrow (Friday 12th February) for INSET day and will reopen after half term on Monday 22nd February. Have a relaxing half term.

11/02/21

Following on from the leftover challenge last week; students were also encouraged to design a menu which teaches others how to make the most out of leftover food found in the fridge, cupboard or freezer. https://t.co/h8wG2HDUuq

10/02/21

Although the snow has been falling this week, our pupils’ creativity and enthusiasm certainly has not! Congratulations to Sara, Chase and Peter who made the most of their off-screen challenge time in Art and captured these brilliant photographs. https://t.co/8g7OEZkRlY

10/02/21

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Angie Thomas has a new book out and you can hear her talk about it on the Radio 2 Book Club on Thursday! https://t.co/VwRKjCaZDn

09/02/21

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Harris Academy Wimbledon is an outstanding growing academy with students currently in years 7-9. We are looking to appoint a passionate and enthusiastic PE and Dance Teacher. https://t.co/d4EQw8eB0Z

08/02/21

This week in Drama students are performing and recording their monologues they have been working on and uploading them to a new platform we are using, called Flipgrid, their aim is to “Empower every voice”. It has been a joy to watch the students’ performances so far, well done! https://t.co/DsNH9Oe57f

05/02/21

Students have been thinking creatively during the Perry Art Club in lockdown 3.0. Here are a few of the many pieces that were submitted in response to last week's theme: Family. https://t.co/r8EbJ6GU5g

04/02/21

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Our Carnegie shadowing judging panel didn't get a chance to show off our review skills last year due to the first lockdown. This year we will! The HAWI Shadowers is officially registered to vote for the Shadowers’ Choice Awards of the prestigious Carnegie Medal. Watch this space. https://t.co/qcblWgUEMg

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Careers

Careers Education, Information and Guidance (CEIAG) and Work Related Learning (WRL)

Through a planned programme of activities, Careers Education, Information, Advice and Guidance (‘CEIAG’) and Work-related Learning (‘WRL’), Harris Academy Wimbledon will help all students take their place as suitably qualified and responsible adults within society. The focus is upon career and option choices, raising the aspirations and achievement of individual students and equipping them with skills, attitudes, knowledge and understanding as a foundation for managing their lifelong career and learning. 

These activities and events will be unbiased, impartial and based on the individual needs of each student. We will aim to provide a varied programme that meets individuals’ needs working in partnership with our Federation Careers Advisor, parents, carers and teachers.

For any queries about our careers education, please contact Ross Arnold, Assistant Principal responsible for CEIAG: r.arnold@harriswimbledon.org.uk

 

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