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16/12/25

Eunice, Tyra and Isla performed at the Hope Collective’s Day of Hope celebration. In memory of Damilola Taylor, students came together on the stage to advocate for young people’s hopes and ambitions for the future.

15/12/25

Meet 2 of our Head Girls - Eleni and Maxima! We are so excited to see the leadership they bring to our school this year.

12/12/25

Our talented musicians were giving rehearsals their all yesterday, ahead of the big Winter Showcase!

10/12/25

Today we want to shout out our brilliant Volleyball team and coach!

02/12/25

Miata Noah, Director of Pastoral Care introduced the Prime Minister Keir Starmer this morning before he delivered his 'Britain built for all' speech. Miata delivered an incredible speech about all the challenges that our students and all children living in poverty face.

01/12/25

A Day in the Life at HGAED!

01/12/25

We have launched our new Instagram. Follow us @ harrisgirlsacademyeastdulwich to stay up to date with all things HGAED!

28/11/25

Our November edition of our Newsletter is here! You can read it via this link: canva.com/design/DAG3KM6omC4…

20/11/25

What a fantastic trip to Harry Potter World with our Year 7's! The day was filled with magic and wonder, as they entered the fictional universe. The snow edition has really got us in the mood for winter at HGAED! 

14/11/25

Today marks the last day of Anti-Bullying Week, and we’re learning how to recognise when someone might be experiencing bullying. Look out for changes in mood, behaviour, confidence, or friendships and always speak to a trusted adult if you’re worried about someone.

13/11/25

Kindness costs nothing but changes everything. This World Kindness Day, let’s show how powerful kindness can be in person and online.

12/11/25

Today we’re standing up to cyberbullying. Every message, comment, and post matters, so let’s choose kindness, respect, and support online. Together, we can make the internet a safer place for everyone.

11/11/25

Odd Socks Day at HGAED! The mismatch of socks celebrate what makes our students unique and promotes kindness and inclusion.

11/11/25

It’s Day 2 of Anti-Bullying Week, and we’re focusing on the Power for Good that each of us has. When we choose kindness, support one another, and stand up against bullying, we help build a community where everyone feels valued.

11/11/25

Lest us forget.

11/11/25

Today marks the first day of Anti-Bullying Week. The theme this year is 'Power for Good'. Follow along this week to see what exactly the 'Power for Good' means and how you can prevent and respond to bullying.

08/10/25

Come and visit our Ofsted 'Outstanding' 6th Form on Thursday 16th October from 4.30 - 6.30pm. Do make time to visit our joint site

08/10/25

Our Y7 students absolutely loved the workshop! A great opportunity to share their experiences of starting year 7 💫

29/09/25

Another brilliant Open Morning. If you missed out the final Open Morning of the season is Monday 6th October. See our website for details and sign up harrisdulwichgirls.org.uk/10…

19/09/25

Come and see what makes our Ofsted Outstanding academy so special. Our Open Mornings are Monday 22nd September, Monday 29th September and Monday 6th October 💙

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Posted on June 7th 2018

Preparing Your Child for University - Special Event

Leading Route event April 17 4We are supporting a special event to help children from ethnic minority backgrounds get into university. As you may know, children from ethnic minority backgrounds are under-represented at Britain’s top universities.

The event is run by Leading Routes, a pioneering network established to address the challenges faced by Black students and graduates.

Are you a parent or carer who has asked any of the following questions? 

  • What do the top UK universities look for?
  • Can my child afford to go to university?
  • What is the best way to prepare my child for university?
  • How can I support my child in making the important decisions that will affect their future?

If you have, this event has been organised for you. A range of education professionals will be delivering workshops and are available on the day to answer all of your questions about university.

Where and when?

Saturday 16 June, 10am-4pm at UCL, Roberts Engineering Building, Torrington Place, London WC1E 7JE. Nearest tube stations: Goodge Street, Warren Street, Euston and Euston Square.

Confirmed speakers (more to follow)

  • Amy York - University College London; previously Student Finance Presenter for Student Finance England and The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills
  • Femi Bola, MBE - former Director of Employability at UEL
  • Busayo Twins, University Access Officer at The Access Project
  • Ayo Olatunji - Students' Union UCL, current Black and Minority Ethnic Sabbatical Officer and community activist
  • Yvonne Field - Founder of  The Ubele Initiative; and Lecturer in Community Studies at Goldsmiths, University of London 
  • Hosted by: Philip Udeh – Founder of Brain Füd, Community Activist and London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) alumni.
  • Student panel - speak to current students from UCL; King’s College London; Goldsmiths University, University of London; and more.

How to get your free tickets

To get a free ticket click this link: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/paths-to-university-success-an-event-for-parents-and-carers-free-event-2018-tickets-46027785345?dm_i=1MZL,5OCNO,S36R9F,M3AVF,1

 

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