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19/02/25

Year 11 Art students visiting Modern and the last week for inspiration and research for their GCSE Component 2, which requires them to develop a personal response to an externally set theme. pic.twitter.com/yn1cJhFxWV

18/02/25

Our latest Weekly Community Bulletin is now available. https://t.co/yEhMtbJP9f pic.twitter.com/qIxu1Ehxmp

12/02/25

Read our latest teaching blog. "Learning is like finding yourself abandoned in the middle of the ocean on a desert island. Somewhere on the island, covered in rocky terrain, with unpredictable weather and vicious wildlife, X marks the spot."https://t.co/M1nFTMgh4j pic.twitter.com/OPdvxO0spP

10/02/25

This week's Community Bulletin is now available on our website. https://t.co/vnBPT5OAlJ pic.twitter.com/dx8AptQRBI

07/02/25

We are looking forward to meeting with talented educators at the Federation Recruitment Fair on Saturday 8 February in Central London. You can register your interest in the event here:https://t.co/yuQYSnslgG pic.twitter.com/c8HBin4fYE

05/02/25

We are looking forward to meeting with talented educators at the Federation Recruitment Fair on Saturday 8 February in Central London. You can register your interest in the event here:https://t.co/yuQYSnslgG pic.twitter.com/5TPDcNF8Ma

03/02/25

Our latest community weekly bulletin is now available on our website. https://t.co/B8fJcUnZ9U pic.twitter.com/VRxls35hew

27/01/25

Our latest Weekly Community Bulletin is now available on our website. https://t.co/zeBcq5tjbW pic.twitter.com/RDJxtnS6B3

24/01/25

In April24, the amount people can earn before they start paying the High Income Child Benefit Charge increased to £60k. For parents/carers who have not yet claimed Child Benefit it can now be financially worth their while. https://t.co/Ks6ynIobrI pic.twitter.com/PaFp5hCTxA

22/01/25

Students from 'Be the Change' club are working with to create a 'wildlife corridor' and a place of serenity for students next to the River Lea. We are at the design state and students have great plans. Update to follow! We are grateful to for their support. pic.twitter.com/BRYJ8vVwtk

22/01/25

In April24, the amount people can earn before they start paying the High Income Child Benefit Charge increased to £60k. For parents/carers who have not yet claimed Child Benefit it can now be financially worth their while. https://t.co/Ks6ynIoJhg pic.twitter.com/FUiHDiREOd

20/01/25

Our weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/BmabyBJQo9 pic.twitter.com/cs6s0NtaDH

19/01/25

"The HALO is a person who knows your family & knows your circumstances, who gives up a bit of their time to call you & say: 'We miss you. We noticed that you’re not here today. What can we do to get you in?' " , , in : https://t.co/FuIpvaSc6A

17/01/25

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15/01/25

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13/01/25

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13/01/25

The first HSAEL Weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/odn8vDdULy pic.twitter.com/GQiS5oTws2

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29/12/24

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28/12/24

For more information please visit our recruitment page here. https://t.co/vvX7s3kShI pic.twitter.com/PNRzktV5yy

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HSAEL News

    Posted on February 21st 2024

    From NQT to SLT: Tom Christopher, Harris Science Academy East London

    Our Senior Assistant Principal, Mr Christopher, talks about his career journey from NQT to SLT and his role at HSAEL.

    One of my main responsibilities as Senior Assistant Principal is to lead our character education programme which ensures our students can articulate themselves effectively and stand shoulder to shoulder with students from more advantaged backgrounds and giving them as many opportunities to excel and be leaders in their chosen field.

    We also run 12 character education days across the course of the year. And by the time students leave us, we want them to have visited an art gallery, gone to the theatre, been to a sports performance, and had a chance to be involved in debating and public speaking. We also offer residential trips as part of the programme as well. 

    Read the article here.

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