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18/12/24

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17/12/24

HSAEL in top 25 schools in UK for improvement Find out more on our website.https://t.co/a0G9antely pic.twitter.com/Sx19GJOThK

16/12/24

This week's Weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/tGwWaG1wSP pic.twitter.com/skFdmJCUrz

13/12/24

HSAEL in top 25 schools in UK for improvement Find out more on our website.https://t.co/a0G9antMb6 pic.twitter.com/dUVV2qaevB

11/12/24

HSAEL in top 25 schools in UK for improvement Find out more on our website. https://t.co/a0G9antely pic.twitter.com/mAvRJ2eCTr

11/12/24

Thanks to for the very engaging and informative workshops this week. This is part of our ongoing strategy to make our students aware of sexual harassment and how to prevent it. pic.twitter.com/rkq1qx5Vxo

09/12/24

This week's Community Bulletin is now out. https://t.co/z9Ey1Yr3zi pic.twitter.com/NQSvrEYZVZ

09/12/24

HSAEL Student Survey results highlights... “Staff are very kind and caring towards every student, students are friendly and inspiring. The lessons taught in Sixth Form feel very much like professional university lectures, they are really interesting, very engaging.” pic.twitter.com/C6b074OZbW

06/12/24

HSAEL Parent Survey results highlights... “Fast changes within a short space of time, which is reassuring as it shows parents that Harris are serious about changing the reputation of the school - Behavioural expectations - Academic rewards” pic.twitter.com/C0zXHbrOKE

05/12/24

HSAEL Student Survey results highlights... “Staff are very kind and caring towards every student, students are friendly and inspiring. The lessons taught in Sixth Form feel very much like professional university lectures, they are really interesting, very engaging.” pic.twitter.com/zW4OjxtiWt

04/12/24

The latest HSAEL Parent Survey results highlights... “Positive staff, great role models Staff always push the pupils for great results and support them in every way they can Great opportunities and trips for the pupils to experience.” pic.twitter.com/wF1mSA8V6R

03/12/24

HSAEL Student Survey results highlights... “The diverse communities, the ‘no phones’ rule (literally the best), the teachers’ immaculate hard work towards the students, their limitless love/care for the students, and their career as a teacher and a parent-figure for us students.” pic.twitter.com/P3bTSgQDtk

02/12/24

The latest Weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/fGYTb7W4RF pic.twitter.com/sQmK2hcUJu

02/12/24

Thank you to for the live performance and workshop for our Years 9 and 10 students. It was a really engaging look at forms of the sexual pressures teenagers may face, and offering real support and guidance. pic.twitter.com/TNPBW9GhjZ

02/12/24

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02/12/24

The latest HSAEL Parent Survey results highlights... “Consistently high expectations of pupils with regards to work and behaviour. A large number of clubs are available. Staff always show kindness and respect to pupils and each other.” pic.twitter.com/HjA0HpHEFT

25/11/24

This week's Community Bulletin is now available on our website. https://t.co/q96SN3oAKy pic.twitter.com/kWj9slOGGW

21/11/24

Our Sixth Formers have been working tirelessly putting together a fantastic campaign for the CoppaFeel Challenge this week by raising vital awareness for breast cancer. Please support them by completing your self-check and sharing the link below. https://t.co/s7q92O8PFn pic.twitter.com/T6qY5D44XI

20/11/24

“They are all very excited to get started! After completing 3-6 months of volunteering, a physical activity, and a new skill, in 2025 our pupils will go on expedition in Epping Forest and the South Downs, learning essential navigation and campcraft skills."

Harris Academies
All Academies in our Federation aim to transform the lives of the students they serve by bringing about rapid improvement in examination results, personal development and aspiration.

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Havering

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Newham

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Stratford

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Thurrock

Wandsworth

Westminster

Governance

To view the Harris Science Academy East London ‘Get Information about Schools’ page, which includes details on governance, please click here.

Within England there are over 300,000 school/academy governors, who form the largest volunteer force in the country. The roles of individual governors, and subsequently members of a governing body, work collectively to perform a strategic role and carry out key functions such as:

  • Discuss and set the aims and objectives for the Academy
  • Set the required policies for achieving those aims and objectives
  • Set the required targets for achieving those aims and objectives
  • Monitor and evaluate the progress that the Academy is making towards its set aims and objectives.

Finally, the role of role of the Academy governor is to be a source of challenge and support to the Principal, i.e. a 'critical friend.'

For access to information about our trustees, articles/memorandum of association, annual reports and accounts, please access the following link. Click here

The governing body of Harris Science Academy East London

Harris Science Academy East London is accountable to the Academy governing body and is independent from the local authority. The governing body is responsible for the setting, and subsequent monitoring of targets to be achieved over time.

The Academy is a member of the Harris Federation. Ultimate responsibility for the Academy rests with the board of trustees of the Federation, (Federation governance details and scheme of delegation can be found here), but much of the work of the board is delegated to the local governing body which comprises the governors of the Academy. Some governors are appointed by the Federation whilst others are elected by parents/guardians of students at the Academy or by staff.

Our chair of governors, Anish Patel can be contacted through our clerk to the governing body, Kristy Vunzi at k.vunzi@harrisscienceeastlondon.org.uk. Alternatively you can write to the Chair of Governors at the following address; Anish Patel, Chair of Governors, Harris Science Academy East London, The Clock Mill, Three Mill Lane, Bromley-by-Bow, London, E3 3DU

26.09.2024

Name

Date of appointment/
re-appointment

Position/ Title

Business and pecuniary interests

Meetings attended 2024-2025

Sir Dan Moynihan

20.02.2023

Sponsor Governor

Harris Federation CEO.

duties discharged through Federation responsibilities

Rebecca Hickey

 

8.08.2023

Sponsor Governor

Harris Federation Director of Secondary Education. Trustee Farmington Trust January 2022

duties discharged through Federation responsibilities

Lisa Kattenhorn

01.09.2022

Ex-Officio, Exec Principal

 

2/4

Dan MacPherson

8.08.2023

Ex-Officio, Principal

 

2/4

Anish Patel

8.07.2022

Sponsor Governor, Chair of Governors

 

2/4

Sultan Ososanya

8.07.2022

Sponsor Governor,  Curriculum

 

1/4

Mark Hardman

8.07.2022

Sponsor Governor, Safeguarding

 

2/4

Emily Whiteside

8.07.2022

Sponsor Governor, SEND

 

2/4

Chris Everitt

8.07.2022

Sponsor Governor, Assistant Director Harris Federation, Secondary Education

 

duties discharged through Federation responsibilities

Freddie Norton

11.10.2022 - (end 10.10.2026)

Sponsor Governor, Medical Need

 

2/4

Batish Waheed

13.05.2024

 

Sponsor Governor

 

1/4

Catherine Stanley

11.10.2022 - (end 10.10.2026)

Sponsor Governor, Admissions

 

1/4

Kevin Hinde

01.09.2024

 

Sponsor Governor, Vice Chair of Governors 

 

2/4

Emily Whyte

05.11.2024

Sponsor Governor

 

1/3

Rushana Ali

18.10.2024

Parent Governor

 

1/3

 

Katarzyna Piotrowska

18.10.2024

Parent Governor

 

1/3

 

Name of Governor

Stepped down from Governor role

Position/Title

Business and Pecuniary Interests

2023-24

Sarah Jafri

29.02.2024

Sponsor Governor

Equalities

 

0/2

Hamza Modi

29.02.2024

Sponsor Governor

 

0/2

Zamzan Islam

26.09.2024

Parent Governor

         

 

0/2