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28/03/24

HARRIS ACADEMY PECKHAM INSIGHT MAGAZINE SPRING 2024" https://t.co/dB8xCIY9Al

28/03/24

Butterfly house pic.twitter.com/UZEPJq66iL

28/03/24

Students had a fantastic time exploring and learning pic.twitter.com/OfrMeiKmMV

27/03/24

The HAP community are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Richard Taylor remember his visits to the Academy fondly and send heartfelt condolences to his family and friends. https://t.co/i97YdX2e49

22/03/24

Congratulations to Rylee who won the Junior Police Cadet of the Borough Award. pic.twitter.com/L1XKEuz5lE

21/03/24

Year 7 students really enjoyed this reward trip to local Review Bookshop, choosing their amazing free World Book Day books. What a great selection -which one to read first? pic.twitter.com/QgL3cY0YNr

15/03/24

Highlights of British Science week: making slime and bouncy balls and riding go karts pic.twitter.com/jJMjUsErIu

15/03/24

Year 10 students visit pic.twitter.com/lh4I7jEzha

13/03/24

Fantastic orchestral Together day yesterday for some of our year 7 and 8 students hosting students from you ! pic.twitter.com/yh5PTqcNMn

13/03/24

Thank you for a lovely Science Week assembly pic.twitter.com/B76ShOy7aZ

13/03/24

Thank you for a lovely Science Week assembly pic.twitter.com/B76ShOy7aZ

13/03/24

KS2 Science Week assembly pic.twitter.com/KehXrEbCZe

13/03/24

KS2 Science Week assembly pic.twitter.com/KehXrEbCZe

13/03/24

World Book Day Celebrations: Students from Harris Primary Academy Peckham Park joined us for a library treasure hunt. Supported by our skilful student librarians they solved riddles and answered literature questions to find their next clues. Well done! pic.twitter.com/4ChegQ6lQn

13/03/24

On World book day Kenny Imafidon gave an inspiring presentation of his memoir “That Peckham boy”. In conversation with book blogger John-Paul Kunrunmi he encouraged students to be proactive about their future and to have the confidence to shape their own stories. pic.twitter.com/MA76S4tivB

12/03/24

(29) We have worked with many schools across London but our links with Harris Academies is very strong Lord Harris funded a great youth club supporting the community https://t.co/pMHGl5oxCs#LegacyOfHope pic.twitter.com/8rzcuZ4vHZ

12/03/24

(29) We have worked with many schools across London but our links with Harris Academies is very strong Lord Harris funded a great youth club supporting the community https://t.co/pMHGl5oxCs#LegacyOfHope pic.twitter.com/8rzcuZ4vHZ

11/03/24

HAP World Book Day pic.twitter.com/ZyYrzlTo8V

11/03/24

Fantasy and Science Fiction was the theme for World Book Day at HAP! pic.twitter.com/ouDA3LRtin

08/03/24

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Posted on January 12th 2016

Visit from Trevor Moore from British Humanist Association

“Being non-religious means you do not subscribe to a belief in God. It doesn’t mean you share no values for the rules that Religious people subscribe to. So given this, what ground can someone use to suggest being religious makes you morally better than a humanist?” Asaru Bailey 10R2

“If you subscribe to the belief that all human beings sin, how is it possible to decide if one person is better than another?” Linh Ngyuen 10

On the Wednesday 6th January Trevor Moore from the British Humanist Association visited RE GCSE classes to give a lecture and run a debate concerning Humanism. Humanism is the viewpoint of people who choose to be atheist or agnostic but also respecting other people’s rights to prescribe to a religious faith. Mr Moore explained the Humanist world view and why he holds such a position and then went on to run a debate considering “Does Religion make one a better person?”. Students explored this issues from a variety of perspectives and produced a range of interesting arguments. Sankalp and Yinka suggested that religious texts and an afterlife provides a moral guideline that helps ensure people make a better contribution to society whilst others such as Gacintha asked whether religion determines our actions and whether anyone has the right to say anyone is “better”.  Trevor Moore himself was impressed with the “engagement and respect” shown by all students involved from religious and non-religious world views. 

Joe Lane

Senior Head of Department
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