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03/12/25

LBB's upcoming winter HAF programme will run again from 22nd December to 31 December 2025 The programme offers free holiday club places, including activities and healthy meals for families with children 5-16 years old who get FSM. Book directly: shorturl.at/uluNm

27/11/25

Well done to our Year 8 and Year 9 football teams, who both won their tense and entertaining matches, by 1 goal. Both our goalkeepers saving last minute penalties to hold out for the win! Great effort by all!

24/11/25

What a week at HAO last week! From advocacy and community engagement, assessments galore,  to student achievements and a little theatre magic – here’s what we’ve been up to in images 👇

19/11/25

Well done to the Year 10 football team on their 7-2 win on Monday night in the Bromley League. Two wins from two, making it a successful campaign so far.

14/11/25

To support our learners, we delivered half-term masterclasses across a range of subjects, ensuring students had access to expert guidance and tailored sessions. shorturl.at/kDBj2

14/11/25

With half-term now behind us, the past few weeks have been have been full of energy, learning, and meaningful activities. Our school community has been working hard, especially as students prepared for GCSE resit exams and Year 11 assessments.

11/11/25

Every November, our country comes together to observe Remembrance Day. It’s a time to honour the courage & sacrifice of those who served in the armed forces & gave their lives for our freedom. Today, HAO will join the nation in a one-minute silence to reflect & pay our respects.

03/10/25

and our parents and cares for attending information evenings. We look forward to the coming weeks activities.

03/10/25

1 month ago today we welcomed back our staff and students  as we all returned to school. It's been a busy couple of weeks, but we say thank you to all our visitors attending our open events...

25/09/25

All experiments were fully supervised by our Head of Science Ms Edward’s and Mrs Miller, our Science Technician

25/09/25

It’s the end of the evening and our catering student volunteers have some treats as they leave for home…yummy! Thank you to everyone that joined us tonight. Don’t forget we have another open morning tomorrow if you haven’t already signed up.

25/09/25

Business studies also got in on the quizzing action - can you guess the logos?

25/09/25

Music has some student vocalists tonight, playing instruments and singing in other languages. Whilst art, design technology are putting on a show as always

25/09/25

Looking down a microscope, can you tell what the objects are?

25/09/25

Science as always conducting some exciting experiments. Many of which our students will get to experience as they move from Y7 to Y13.

25/09/25

With some offering treats as prizes

25/09/25

Just some of the lovely works and activities available tonight from our Humanities dept

25/09/25

Our catering team on top form showing exactly what our students eat every day

25/09/25

Mr Carey giving his welcoming speech and explaining what HAO is all about.

25/09/25

The doors are open and catering students have started to prep a cake. Can’t wait to see how it turns out.

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Working With External Agencies

As an academy we are keen to work with external agencies to help support our students and/or their families. Some of the main external agencies that we work alongside are listed below.

Bromley Social Care

Sometimes our families need support from numerous external agencies. Bromley Social Care may want to support to ensure that all professionals are staying connected. Through regular meetings Social Care are able to help support and monitor.

Bromley Children’s Project

This is a borough-wide service that supports families living in Bromley to create a safe, secure and happy environment for all children, by reaching out to expectant parents, current parents and young people aged up to 18 years; particularly those who are struggling and are in need of additional help. The project:

  • supports families with children aged under 18 by offering quality targeted parenting courses and one to one family support
  • provides impartial information, advice and support for parents of children with special educational needs
  • provides impartial information and advice for all parents on their child's transition from primary school to secondary school
  • helps all children make the most of their time at school by empowering parents, encouraging them to be enthusiastic and involved in their children’s education, and to continue their own education and training

CAMHS

CAMHS is the name for the NHS services that assess and treat young people with emotional, behavioural or mental health difficulties. They provides specialist mental health services to children and their families living in the borough of Bromley. It also provides advice, consultation and support to other individuals and agencies involved in providing services to children and young people.

The Bromley Wellbeing Service is the single point of access in Bromley for all children’s emotional and mental well-being. A referral needs to be made via the Bromley Wellbeing Service for a child or young person to be seen at Bromley CAMHS.

The Police

Through the Safer Schools team within the Police, we have an allocated officer who visits the Academy, to help support us with education and supporting our young people. The aims of this are to:

  • Increase positive engagement with young people, parents and teachers to increase confidence
  • Provide reassurance to young people, parents and the wider community through greater visibility and accessibility by developing partnership activities like safer routes to and from schools
  • Minimise the risk of Serious Youth Violence (SYV) and crime to young Londoners by delivering preventive education, intervening with those already involved in criminal activity, and reducing the availability of weapons within our communities.
  • Significantly reduce the number of young victims of crime through preventative education on subjects like personal / property safety, etc.

Bromley Mentoring scheme

The Bromley Mentoring Initiative is part of the London Borough of Bromley and was formed in 1999 to provide a multi-agency and borough-wide approach to mentoring for children and young people. Their volunteer mentors offer support and develop trusting relationships with young people who may be experiencing difficulties in their lives and want to make a change.