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26/04/24

Today, our Student President Ruweida and one of our Vice Presidents Sarah went over to to deliver some words of wisdom to the Year students about how to prepare for Year 11 next year.#community pic.twitter.com/G3QF8zPACf

26/04/24

This week students from the Clapham Cultural Society organised an Eid celebration for our school community. This included a session on Eid Al-Fitr, quizzes and games, henna designing and a bake sale. More than £100 was raised for charity! pic.twitter.com/44LnfLgGac

26/04/24

A glimpse of Enrichment at Harris Clapham Sixth Form through photos 👇.Enrichment choices range from Tennis to Photography to Gardening: We believe that these experiences will empower students to thrive in various aspects of their personal, academic and professional lives. pic.twitter.com/8EKC7cYFvK

26/04/24

Here’s our word of the week from Mr Lepretre, teacher of English pic.twitter.com/m9F1IPRJjo

26/04/24

A book recommendation by Bushra (Y12). She described the book as “A thriller with a good plot that makes youquestion who to trust” pic.twitter.com/THC52PWnLd

24/04/24

Lessons that you can learn from Jake and Elwood Blues, from Aretha Franklin, from Erasure, and from Barbie (part 1).https://t.co/Sdy1sKWrJY

17/04/24

As part of House Morris Day, students took part in a scavenger hunt and a cupcake icing competition! pic.twitter.com/H1cqeJbvCj

17/04/24

Three excellent goals to aim for.- Avoid procrastination- Remove distractionThose work for everyone, and then, particularly for Y13 and Y11 we have- Revise effectively.

17/04/24

Today our Vice Principal, Mr Lloyd gave an assembly on how to manage the stress that may come during exam season. Mr Lloyd provided strategies on how to avoid procrastination, remove distraction and revise effectively. pic.twitter.com/lUb8cAwv4W

10/04/24

Student leadership is really important to us at Harris Clapham Sixth Form and this week we announced our new Student Parliament President and our new Vice Presidents! pic.twitter.com/IwgHeQ0GDw

10/04/24

Happy Confidence Term from Harris Clapham Sixth Form! Yesterday our Executive Principal gave an assembly to our Year 12 students on the importance of being confident and taking opportunities in life. pic.twitter.com/V6JClA2veM

10/04/24

Today our Head of School, Ms Heuston gave an assembly to our Year 13 students which highlighted the importance of removing distractions and remaining focused in order to achieve success. pic.twitter.com/BxlHtyaRcL

10/04/24

Yesterday we had our first assembly of Confidence Term at Harris Clapham Sixth Form. A delight to be able to share two of my cultural favourites, a character deficiency, and to celebrate the new student President:https://t.co/QvNOPtz1MM

10/04/24

Eid Mubarak to all of our students and families who celebrate it (and to everyone else, actually - have a great Eid). https://t.co/fSQOOk8gwU

10/04/24

A strong reading recommendation from our Executive Principal (and a beautiful cover). https://t.co/T8IJdtI97e

10/04/24

A new book to go into the work bag - thanks to (and others) for the recommendation. pic.twitter.com/9KzilnOqcG

10/04/24

Oscar Wilde said “Why was I born with such contemporaries?” Gore Vidal went further with “It is not enough to succeed, others must fail.”These witty comments touch on a darker part of humanity, and one of the things I love most about schools is when they challenge this.

18/03/24

Last Wednesday the Year 12 Biologists visited Beckenham Place Park to complete some of the field work required for their A level studies. Despite challenging weather, students did incredibly well and were able to finish their practical work. pic.twitter.com/3bbOQ3xhpO

18/03/24

Congratulations to Year 12 drama students who performed brilliantly in their recent theatrical crime drama for an invited audience of teachers. pic.twitter.com/whplo1TLzV

18/03/24

Clapham Cultural Society celebrated Ghana Independence Day by hosting a fun quiz highlighting key facts about Ghana pic.twitter.com/77GryY3t3y

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House System

When you join Harris Clapham Sixth Form, you will be assigned to one of the four houses, which are named after inspiring figures who embody the Clapham values of Courage, Confidence and Commitment. The Heads of House will provide leadership, guidance and pastoral support. House assemblies will be held on a regular basis. There will be opportunities for friendly competition between the houses, culminating in the House Cup.

Franklin

Rosalind Franklin was an x-ray crystallographer (a type of physical chemist – that uses x-rays to determine the structure of crystals.) She helped discover the structure of DNA but was overlooked in a time when women were less respected in certain fields, such as the sciences. Despite not receiving the recognition when she was alive, the work Franklin completed would go on to revolutionise modern medicine, science and day to day life

Kahlo

Frida Kahlo was a painter from Mexico born in the 1900s. She is best known for her work that depicted unconventional representation of modern-day women, mainly with a focus on her own stories and image. In her youth she suffered extensive injuries to her entire body and was left in full body cast focused on her artwork as a mean of expression in a time, during this time she struggled to express herself. She embodies the ideals of courage, confidence and commitment to her craft as a painter.

Mendes

Chico Mendes was a Brazilian environmentalist who campaigned for the preservation of the Amazon rainforest, and for the rights of indigenous peoples. His dedication to these causes symbolise the values of courage, confidence and commitment which Harris Clapham Sixth Form students should aim to embody.

Morris

Olive Morris was an activist, a feminist and a Black rights campaigner who worked tirelessly throughout her short life to fight for what she believed in. She is a great example of showing courage, being confident and being committed, even when its difficult. She grew up in Brixton and made a tangible impact on our local area, and across the entire country. She is a testament to the idea that individuals can ignite change, and leaders can come from anywhere!