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03/12/24

Only a few days to go until the bookfair! Vouchers are a great way to pay for books, and mean students can collect their books on the first day of the fair. See attached for more info. pic.twitter.com/yx3jDx3n8v

03/12/24

Announcing the HABE autumn bookfair (5-11th December)! 100s of books and stationery items will be available, many at vastly reduced prices. What could be better than finding a book in your Christmas stocking? pic.twitter.com/Fk2NK5QVKD

27/11/24

Parent feedback on our Carol Concert I was hugely impressed with the quality of the performances at the HABE concert last night. The concert band were excellent by any measure - first class. The Yr7 choir, chamber choir and soloists were also incredible as was the Year 7 choir.

07/11/24

A-level History is always a popular choice at HABE, consistently producing excellent results for our students pic.twitter.com/hmU0fzRYeP

07/11/24

Our Politics department is rallying despite a very hectic few days, proving how relevant A-Level Politics is!#theHABEway pic.twitter.com/cZlgmYJIIJ

07/11/24

Our Business department offers, A-level Business, CTEC Business and A-level Economics pic.twitter.com/mmdtY3xGJ8

07/11/24

Our HEA High Flyers staff are here to help our students get to some of the best Universities in the country! pic.twitter.com/ADKC23j0PC

07/11/24

Our Social Sciences - A-level Sociology and A-level Psychology are always some of our most popular subjects with some of our most passionate teachers! pic.twitter.com/DwatLzrhNv

07/11/24

Our A-level Biology students are brilliant, demonstrating their dissection skills, and understanding of different organs! pic.twitter.com/0a5tbRAvee

07/11/24

We offer A-level Photography at HABE, with dedicated and passionate teachers! pic.twitter.com/E9lkcpgck8

07/11/24

Our PE department at HABE is outstanding, offering both A-level PE and CTEC Sport. Our PE department are looking lovely and tanned following their latest KS5 trip to Spain! pic.twitter.com/HQaCLbwOxJ

07/11/24

Our sixth form offers a Football Partnership with allowing students the opportunity to study and have access to high quality coaching and mentorship throughout their sixth form journey, come and see us in MFL3. pic.twitter.com/Obw0O0stmQ

07/11/24

The hall is filling up for our first of two speeches from our Head of Sixth Form and Vice Principal. The second speech will be at 6pm pic.twitter.com/hJPq6XEWkG

07/11/24

Our Sixth Form band Circle Time, are warmed up and ready to rock your open evening!! pic.twitter.com/yt9VhDNUJY

07/11/24

Doors are open, we can’t wait to welcome you to our Sixth Form pic.twitter.com/EQqWCI0zdB

07/11/24

We are excited to welcome you to our Sixth Form Open Evening tonight 5pm - 7pm pic.twitter.com/NjeuAsxKfi

18/10/24

Thank you to our community for the donations that will go to food bank this Autumn 🍂 pic.twitter.com/RICSIAKpRy

17/10/24

Group B over and out! We are on our way back to the academy - ETA is 4:35pm pic.twitter.com/zbl0kapHlJ

17/10/24

Group B on their way to Frylands for a day of adventure. Students are extremely excited for the day ahead pic.twitter.com/fg2gi8dIoF

16/10/24

Group A over and out! We are on our way back to the academy. ETA approximately 4:45pm pic.twitter.com/mGqVx0BjRQ

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Posted on October 7th 2015

Rugby World Cup, What an Experience!


Match Report – New Zealand vs Namibia

I went to the Olympic Stadium on 24 September to see New Zealand All Blacks vs Namibia in the Rugby World Cup, the world Number one team and the team ranked bottom of the tournament.  There were 51,820 people there and we were nine rows from the pitch.  After the national anthems the All Blacks did "the Haka" a traditional dance and chant from Maori culture.
 
First half all the action was right in front of us. The All Blacks were always going to win (and might win the Cup) but Namibia tackled hard and managed to score a few points in the first half, a lot of them were from penalties though.  My favourite try of the night was NZ’s Nehe Milner-Skudder who got his second try at 40 minutes by doing some side stepping down the line that was pretty cool.
 
There were ten tries in all and a lot of penalties but the crowd cheered loudest for the one Namibia try at 51 minutes when Johan Deysel, the centre, blasted two All Blacks as he forced his way over the line.  The crowd went crazy!
 
I was seriously impressed with the All Blacks but Namibia didn’t let them win easily.  I really enjoyed it, thank you HABE for the tickets!
 
Theo Amoah
8GC - KA

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