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04/04/25

Congratulations to Year 9 for best attendance! What was the reward I hear you ask? A wonderful pizza party with their tutors. pic.twitter.com/ViEsPjAM49

04/04/25

Though the break is upon us in just a few hours, Year 11 are reminded of the following GCSE Exams Subject Revision resource available to them.https://t.co/P2842heZV5 pic.twitter.com/SbGp4gRkfj

04/04/25

And for parents supporting their children in the build up, please see this helpful guide for student. https://t.co/U9Sj1VKcTo pic.twitter.com/m5bcdGIvyk

04/04/25

As well as a reminder of policies and guides: https://t.co/uEZnf5lqlj

04/04/25

Reading competition time! pic.twitter.com/o5fcjCFz8L

04/04/25

The half term starts today! A reminder that students break up earlier today. We wish all our staff, students, parents and carers a wonderful break. See you on the 22nd April. pic.twitter.com/37dmL4LvBg

02/04/25

Year 11 students have pulled together this great poster, advertising that this Friday is own clothes day. Students and staff are asked to bring in a £1 donation. Proceeds will go towards the Year 11 Prom. pic.twitter.com/3JJ4eBBwlK

01/04/25

The next school holiday is just around the corner, from the 7th April until the 18th April. We look forward to seeing our students on Tuesday 22nd April 2025, all refreshed after their break . pic.twitter.com/vaf4L8WXSb

31/03/25

There was even some time to pop into the National Gallery pic.twitter.com/GtRHCFpc8W

31/03/25

Our sixth form students had the pleasure on Friday last week, of travelling up to the to see some of the different styles of portrait artwork. pic.twitter.com/cA1eoyaYoS

31/03/25

From the classic to the contemporary, it's always a great way to see how artists interpret and use different media. pic.twitter.com/VEfY6XO5pY

27/03/25

Thank you to So You Aesthetics, who attended on Monday to give 28 HAO students a hands on workshop. pic.twitter.com/ADQrJQKx4F

27/03/25

It was such a success, students nearly overran the session! With a goodie bag to help them practice their new learnt techniques, we look forward to future workshops. Thanks Ms Francis for arranging such a great workshop experience. pic.twitter.com/O0mLuFwUu9

27/03/25

A fantastic talk from to our young artists yesterday. They introduced the different colleges within the University and the courses offered. They also delivered a task to students on creative careers. A great talk for those looking at a future in the arts! pic.twitter.com/yJ0olJObDs

20/03/25

An amazing experience to Parliament yesterday evening for some of our students as they sat in on the launch of the WEN Annual Review for 24-25. Thank you to for allowing our students to listen to the discussions taking place.https://t.co/NxlTT8qsnH pic.twitter.com/Inv5PFmw5E

19/03/25

Easter Holiday Fun! Find out if your child is eligible for free holiday club places this half term where they can meet new friends, take part in creative, physical activities and enjoy free, nutritious meals each day. Browse our events and book now: https://t.co/RYIwHRXQau pic.twitter.com/KWEER8oUMj

19/03/25

The top 6 things UK university admission teams look for when reviewing your UCAS application🎓 https://t.co/LCl1elqdfl pic.twitter.com/QTtbO4fbad

13/03/25

Year 9 Parents Evening is on the 20th March 2025. pic.twitter.com/SgjAiwefFU

06/03/25

Today, students had to find hidden posters of giants by 'whiffling' around site, with each form returned earning 'humplehammer' points. Cannot wait to see who the winners are! pic.twitter.com/FKmGDGfBCi

06/03/25

Home challenges were the best way to win BFG points - but the week has not finished yet and there is still time to get some of these in! pic.twitter.com/hrglYYju7a

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Support With Bereavement

Memorial treeAs an academy we are trying to help our students through the process of loss. We are working with Winston's Wish, a charity that supports grieving children and young people after the death of someone important.

Winston's Wish has trained some of our staff and helped us to devise basic activities and exercises to help children remember those around them who have passed away. One of the activities we have done as an Academy is a memorial tree (pictured), where students have written letters to loved ones who have died, placing the letters in envelopes on the tree.

This work is also important before a possible referral to either St Christopher's or Living On for further support.


St Christopher's Candle Child Bereavement Service

The Candle Child Bereavement Service offers:

  • one-to-one and group counselling for any child or young person in Bromley, Croydon, Lambeth, Lewisham or Southwark experiencing loss through death
  • specialist training, advice and consultancy services to schools and other organisations working with children facing bereavement
  • an advice service for parents and professional carers.

To ensure they continue to offer support whilst keeping people safe and navigating the latter stages of the pandemic, they offer both face-to-face and telephone appointments. Any parent, carer, teacher or health care professional can make a referral and young people over 16 can refer themselves.


Living On 

Living On is there to help you with conversations about a loss of a loved one, and to encourage children to ask the questions they may have. They look to discover ways and strategies for children to deal with their grief, adapt to the changes it may have brought to their lives and manage their difficult feelings.

They encourage children and young people to support each other. With the right support, bereaved children and young people can continue to reach their full potential and become resilient adults.