View our posts

07/12/25

Look who has arrived at HABE... Harris the HABE elf from the North Pole. Countdown to Christmas has started and the kindness tree is ready to reward some students! pic.twitter.com/FKZBuOi7li

05/12/25

We have six stunning designs created by our talented students from across the school. How to purchase - Use ParentPay to place your order.  Thank you for supporting our students and the Art Department! pic.twitter.com/aSxCujiKql

05/12/25

The Art Department is excited to announce the sale of our beautiful HABE Christmas cards! All proceeds will go directly towards funding materials for the Art and Design Department. How to purchase: Use ParentPay to place your order. Thank you for supporting!🎄🎄🎄 pic.twitter.com/ePJTRMdDrL

03/12/25

We have launched out new Instagram. Stay up to date with all things HABE pic.twitter.com/2QcoYq08SG

01/12/25

We have launched our new Instagram. Follow to stay up to date with all things HAB! pic.twitter.com/FPyYULie8v

01/12/25

Welcome to the November 2025 edition of our Newsletter! You can read it via this link:https://t.co/OxFtarwfNn pic.twitter.com/uVw3H9vkyk

17/11/25

We are so excited for our taking place on Thursday 27th November. Come and join us for brilliant talks, engaging subject sessions and a chance to speak with some of our Alumni! pic.twitter.com/Hgn5yRPEY2

12/11/25

Group B update: over and out… ✅ ETA back to school is 4:34pm pic.twitter.com/6PFZ6Jvoux

12/11/25

Group B update: more photos from this afternoon! pic.twitter.com/EvGYf2oAAI

12/11/25

Group B update: sumo suits 🤣 pic.twitter.com/N2lRWoUfWf

12/11/25

Group B update: lunchtime! Students have been amazing! pic.twitter.com/vxyzIlPg99

12/11/25

Group B update: blindfold trail! pic.twitter.com/JqXEJkkGnR

12/11/25

Group B update: Mrs Torrance continuing the trend of PE teachers showing students how it is done! 🏹 pic.twitter.com/CpGEoGu8Ld

12/11/25

Group B update: more tunnels… and shelter building! 🏠 pic.twitter.com/0RwdJcEdTd

12/11/25

Group B update: tomahawking and orienteering time! pic.twitter.com/YdhWjgsNm6

12/11/25

Group B update: disc golf! 🥏 pic.twitter.com/OGAqkEGdgI

12/11/25

Group B update: due to the nicer weather, the tunnels are now open! We apologise to parents for all the mud in advance… ☀️#Year7trip pic.twitter.com/hDY2rIXNl6

12/11/25

Group B year 7 trip: X band are on their way to Frylands for a fun, action packed day! ☀️ pic.twitter.com/wgo3uj84tE

11/11/25

This morning at line ups we honoured Remembrance Day with The Last Post pic.twitter.com/y1TMh7sDmW

11/11/25

Group A - Frylands 2025 - completed it ✅ ETA back to the academy is 4:30pm pic.twitter.com/TAr3Y17n1P

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.

Central Office

Bexley

Brent

Bromley

Clapham

Croydon

Greenwich

Haringey

Havering

Merton

Newham

Southwark

Stratford

Sutton

Thurrock

Wandsworth

Westminster

Latest News

Posted on April 15th 2016

Federation Egg Race!

On Friday 18th March, Harris Academy Beckenham proudly hosted the annual Federation Egg Race Challenge

Year 7 students from various Harris Academies in the region were warmly welcomed to take part in the exciting but challenging contest; to design and construct a bridge out of lollypop sticks and string!

Each academy sent a representative team of three year 7 students to do their academy proud. From Harris academy Beckenham were three extremely promising students;  Katrine Reoutov, Shaydon McKenzie and Daniel Kreb-Loveridge.

Following an introduction by a lead Science consultant from the Federation, students were given the resources and expected to construct a bridge from the supplied materials.

It was clearly a challenge from the outset, with puzzled faces clearly evident as the resources were handed out!

However, the teams certainly did not shy away from the challenge presented to them. Lollipop sticks and string surrounding the students as they worked, it was clear we had some budding engineers hard at work!

Harris Academy put up a credible fight, and constructed a bridge that was certainly capable of supporting additional weight; however time was against the team and unfortunately did not allow for full completion.

The winning effort came from Harris Academy Morden, with a bridge that supported an impressive 1.5kgs! They thoroughly deserved to be crowned champions with their construction, however congratulations to all teams for the great deal of enthusiasm they brought to the successful afternoon.

‘It’s a shame we didn’t win, but I really enjoyed the challenge!’

‘One of the best days at school yet!’