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08/07/25

Always a brilliant opportunity to perform with Multi-Story orchestra especially on a project that has such relevance to Peckham and its community pic.twitter.com/r9gzOPD91H

07/07/25

It was a pleasure to welcome our new Year 7 students last week for their transition day! 🌟 A fantastic start to their journey with us — we can’t wait to see all they’ll achieve. 💫#TransitionDay pic.twitter.com/oQVjkO9y4v

04/07/25

So beautiful 💐🤩! Congrats on another fabulous Songfest! We also feel very lucky to have you as part of our team 🎻 🎶!

04/07/25

Prom - Class of 2025! Our students didn’t just show up— they slayed. ✨ Glam, glitter, and red carpet energy all around. pic.twitter.com/TeTBvLnH0T

04/07/25

Look at our beautiful prom setting . Glam vibes, and just enough glitter to find your way home. Prom magic is real! pic.twitter.com/DHrtAZJJF7

04/07/25

It was a pleasure performing with you. We look forward to working together again soon. https://t.co/jQmCNNNGg8

04/07/25

Your passion, dedication, and talent brings so much joy to our community. We’re so lucky to have you! https://t.co/UE1zA67Dpg

04/07/25

Huge thanks to for your incredible support. https://t.co/jVxFqmv5pb

04/07/25

One year into the best job in the world 🩷 pic.twitter.com/pIZFuFeemt

03/07/25

A huge round of applause to our phenomenal Music team and the wonderful local primary schools who made Songfest truly unforgettable! Voices soared, spirits lifted, and community harmony was loud and proud. pic.twitter.com/jD50aS8Tou

03/07/25

Inspectors from rated the school ‘outstanding’ in all areas, praising the Academy’s “highly ambitious” curriculum and “expert” teaching staff, as well as the students’ “excellent” behaviour.#Peckham @Miatsfhttps://t.co/QQZOARKIpI pic.twitter.com/FxOawGmXrh

03/07/25

Inspectors from rated the school ‘outstanding’ in all areas, praising the Academy’s “highly ambitious” curriculum and “expert” teaching staff, as well as the students’ “excellent” behaviour.#Peckham @Miatsfhttps://t.co/1fNV8isdQK pic.twitter.com/wozA3sht53

02/07/25

We’re so excited to welcome Year 6 students for their Induction Day today! A big day full of new faces, new friends, and new beginnings. Let the journey begin! pic.twitter.com/9RlIOq5xJR

01/07/25

We’re proud to share the highlights from our Outstanding Ofsted event! Dive into the celebration, achievements, and reflections that made it so special. Find them here: https://t.co/OYzfAGm7eK

30/06/25

Garden Project Update! Our students have been digging in — planting, planning, and watching their hard work grow. A brilliant blend of learning and nature! pic.twitter.com/NlEIQ1ojt1

30/06/25

KS3 DT in action! Creativity, precision, and passion on display — future designers in the making! pic.twitter.com/5xbCKli6gm

29/06/25

Your presence and encouragement mean the world to us and our students https://t.co/rHh26kxBZj

28/06/25

Thank you Stephen. We hope to see you soon at HAP. https://t.co/EPiRglJdW8

28/06/25

Fascinating to hear about our Outstanding history https://t.co/TYVzqidyvj

28/06/25

We were delighted to welcome to our event—thank you for your time, encouragement, and continued support for our young people and their futures. Your presence meant a great deal to our community! https://t.co/yhL8SDw2SU

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Posted on July 3rd 2015

Space day event

On Thursday 2 July 14 Year 10 students had the opportunity to visit the Space day event at Kingston University.  The aim of this visit is to motivate and encourage students into careers in Space science. The day was a very big success and our students received lots of positive and glowing comments from the organisers and the ambassadors who worked with them.  Students were giving an incisive and rare opportunity to learn more about careers in Space science and engineering.

Mohamed said;

“The trip was a great experience and am grateful for this once in a life time opportunity. I have felt like I have discovered more to my future career. The trip was very informative and I would like to thank the ambassadors for taking the time to help us.”

Timeline and activities of the day were as follows;

·         Mr Ben Khan, the Lead oragnisers welcomed the students from different school and

·         Introduced Mr James Jack a Rocket engineer.

·         Mr Jack spoke about the job of an engineer, (the different stages involved in designing and building an engine) and later specifically about the job a Rocket engineer.

·         Tour of the University campus, with visits to

·         Mission and robot lab were rocket are firstly designed and tested using computer software and programming.

·         Racing car and motor bike workshop were different parts of engines can be fabricated.

·         Wind Mill Tunnel, student had an experience of what it feels like under a high velocity wind.

·         Technology Lab with a 3D printer, which is used to fabricates complicated parts of an engine. Students saw the circle and spring models.

·         Air craft hanger which houses an aircraft used for training students about the engineering components of an aircraft.  Students were shown a minimum gravity escalator which the Tour guard claimed is the only one in the world.

Students working in groups of four made their own water rockets and practiced a swing test. Before the launch of the rockets, students were allowed to alter the volume of water and pressure of their rockets. Our students Cherif, Umut, Tommy and Joshua came out the best in the challenge amongst the other school.

Talk from Helen Sharman, the first British to be in Space. Students felt privileged to listen and see pictures of her life experience of what it feels like being in space, launching a space rocket and the feeling of being weightless.

The overall feedback from the students was undeniable clear-cut, very encouraging and of profound appreciation in being part of the visit.

Mr C Nnabugwu