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We're excited to welcome you to visit one of our outstanding placement schools on Saturday, 20th April 10-2pm. If you're interested in , come & meet our super team, in ! Register:https://t.co/QBSJrENMe4… pic.twitter.com/o8gSrWHPZE

14/04/24

Predictably, the songs are still going through my head on repeat. Such a fantastic experience getting to watch Bottled Up come together from start to performance. Thank you and, as always, so proud of students past and current 💙 pic.twitter.com/EjyB0MAtdY

05/04/24

So proud of these students and this initiative with https://t.co/bVbPw2VpS1

04/04/24

We are so proud of you Kai! https://t.co/e4uRobOLFa

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

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Posted on March 13th 2015

Year 8 Football Match

On Friday 13th March the Year 8 football team travelled to King's College Sports Ground to take on Harris Boys Academy East Dulwich. The first half was a tight affair, with East Dulwich being denied by some excellent goalkeeping by Alassan and Peckham coming close twice through Samuel. East Dulwich eventually took the lead towards the end of the first half with a fine finish. At half time the boys regrouped and came out quickly for the second half showing great effort and tenacity. The reward for our pressure came after 5 minutes when Tyrique equalised from close range. 1-1 soon became 2-1 after some fine midfield play was finished with a powerful strike by Gabriel. The match quickly became a scrappy affair with both teams putting in strong tackles. The physical play of East Dulwich soon took its toll with a number of players coming off with injuries. These changes affected our rhythm and East Dulwich equalised soon after. The match was now turning against us and despite excellent work in the heart of defence by Josue, East Dulwich applied yet more pressure and took the lead with 5 minutes to go. An unlucky day was compounded by a final goal for East Dulwich with the last kick of the game. 4-2 was the eventual score line but each player played with great zeal and the final scoreline did not reflect the tightness of the game.