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28/03/25

Medicine and Dentistry Society is the newest addition to Student- Led societies. Student leaders Hasna J and Nikolas T are doing an amazing job providing useful tips on how to get into Medicine and Dentristry and creating a space for likeminded students. Keep it up!

28/03/25

Our Vice Principal Mr Lloyd gave an assembly this week titled “Thinking About Your Future” This assembly encouraged students to reflect on the future they envision and the steps needed to fulfil their ideals. pic.twitter.com/JYW3a5qLjM

28/03/25

This week our Heads of House led a series of celebration assemblies. Heads of House celebrated students who had the highest attendance and those who received the highest positive behaviour points. All students praised will also receive a certificate next week! pic.twitter.com/B0mrwAxKVY

28/03/25

In Art Enrichment this week students learnt how to make Origami. Here’s one of our Year 12 students proudly showcasing her finished piece. pic.twitter.com/zllr7SSa3l

28/03/25

Medicine Society is the newest addition to Student- Led societies. Student leaders Hasna J and Nikolas T are doing an amazing job providing useful tips for getting into Medicine and creating a space for likeminded students. Keep it up! pic.twitter.com/TiVQiQOGDC

28/03/25

A Trip to Cambridge by Nicholas T “The trip to Lucy Cavendish College was such an amazing experience. Overall, the trip made me even more excited about my own ambitions and what’s possible in the future.” pic.twitter.com/MjVdDSTRVE

13/03/25

Congratulations to all students who took part in our Arts showcase. The event was organised by two Year 13 students and the drama studio was full. The showcase included drama scripted performances, singing, dancing, piano playing, live art, poetry and spoken word. pic.twitter.com/cqpLj6yX0A

13/03/25

This week our new Medicine and Dentistry society was launched by two of our Year 12 students. Exciting times ahead - watch this space! pic.twitter.com/Z4yiZ5lHvO

13/03/25

Wishing a blessed Ramadan to all observing from our Student President! pic.twitter.com/OQoYm4aPec

13/03/25

Many of our students are fasting — whether for Ramadan or Lent — showing incredible strength, patience, and resilience, especially during exams. We’re proud of our diverse community coming together to support one another!

07/03/25

Thank you to everyone who made it to our Careers Open Evening last night! As an Outstanding Sixth Form, we provide our students with life changing experiences and career opportunities. It was great seeing prospective students experience a snippet of that last night. pic.twitter.com/3S1LwXSWF0

04/03/25

Why do you teach? As Denardo from Harris Academy Beckenham says, "It is not just to teach my content but to actually touch lives and make them better".#NationalCareersWeek pic.twitter.com/1vMTYNlgym

26/02/25

Great things happen here! pic.twitter.com/2ToLnRNuel

26/02/25

8 days until our Careers Open Evening! Sign up today using the link below to secure your slot https://t.co/yvWyCVzIgh pic.twitter.com/GOd8eZ1lc9

14/02/25

Harris Clapham Sixth Form - an outstanding 16-19 provision in the middle of Lambeth, changing trajectories for amazing students. And there’s a QR code to apply - what more could you want? pic.twitter.com/1NimIcVecY

13/02/25

As a result, the quality of education does not vary significantly between different subjects or teachers and is of a consistently high standard. Leaders communicate information to governors extremely well so that together they can make informed decisions about improvements.

13/02/25

In partnership with Harris Federation, they check all aspects of the provision including the quality of assessments, the results of internal and external examination and the quality of teaching.

13/02/25

In our recent inspection, inspectors found that Governors and leaders have an excellent understanding of the strengths and areas for improvement at the college. This is because leaders have exceptionally rigorous quality monitoring in place.

13/02/25

Today is National School Governors' Awareness Day and we would like to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to our governors for their commitment, enthusiasm and contribution.

13/02/25

Our fabulous governor, Richard Hughes, led his third week of filmmaking workshops with Harris Sixth Formers from Orpington and Bromley. The students handled a professional film camera and learnt scripting & narrative techniques used in documentary filmmaking pic.twitter.com/rgdS0IVLke

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2023 Examination Results

Harris Clapham Sixth Form is delighted to have received their first set of results. We are a new academy and opened during the pandemic with a cohort of fantastic students who worked so hard, alongside the dedicated teachers to achieve brilliant outcomes. We are really proud of our results which include 17% of A Level grades at an A/A*, and a remarkable 41% of A Level grades at B or better. For our vocational students, 55% of grades were at distinction or distinction * and students have secured places at universities including Imperial College London, Kings College London and the University of Nottingham. Below are just some of the success stories from our brilliant students. 

Please click here to see a summary of our 2023 A-level results. Many congratulations to all of our fantastic students.

Student destinations 2023

77% of students are going to university (72 students).

Of these, 17% are going to Russell Group universities (12 students).

Russell Group destinations include Queen Mary's (5), King's College (3), Nottingham (2), Imperial (1) and Cardiff (1).

Other popular destinations for our students include Greenwich (7), Roehampton (7), City (5), Royal Holloway (4) and SOAS (4).

3% of students are going to do Apprenticeships

 

Ayuub

Ayuub has gained a place at his first-choice university, Imperial College London, to study Electronic and Information Engineering. Ayuub achieved a fantastic set of A level results (Maths, A*; Physics, A; Computer Science, A; Further Maths, A), and will be the first in his family to go to university.

“I'm more than happy. If you do actually try, you'll not regret the results you get. When the third physics paper came I wanted to give up, but I pushed on. I got really ill, but I pushed through. After the exams, I was really calm. I knew I'd done all I could do.”

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Hashim 

Hashim’s A level results were Maths, A; Geography, A*; Physics, B. He received offers from both Bath and Queen Mary’s University of London to study Aerospace Engineering, and chose Queen Mary's.

“I'm feeling great. I'm going to discuss my choices with my family before I make a decision.”

 

Obeidallah

Obeidallah will be going to Kings College London to study Geography, having achieved impressive grades in his A levels (Biology, A; Geography, A; Economics, B).

“I'm so glad I got into my first choice. You just have to try your best. Year 13 was particularly hard. The final bit of study was quite challenging, revising all the content and coursework on top.”

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Claudia 

Claudia received Distinction* grades across the board in her CTEC vocational qualifications (Health and Social Care, and Sport). She will be taking up at place at Canterbury Christ Church University, studying Physiotherapy.

“I just can't believe it! The exams were hard but I got through it. I just kept persevering so I could get these results. I'm really proud.”

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Margaret

Margaret has won a place at Queen Mary’s University of London to study Sociology and Politics. She achieved an A in Sociology A level, and Distinction* in two CTEC vocational qualifications (Health and Social Care, and Digitial Media). Margaret found that social life and outside forces were a distraction and she was not as focused as she should have been in first year, but she knuckled down for second year and it paid off.

"I'm so proud of myself and so thankful for my teachers. I didn't believe in myself, but teachers believed in me and pushed me to believe in myself. Believe in yourself as much as others do."

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Thierno

Thierno’s A level results were Drama, B; English, A; History, A. He is taking a year out to undertake a 9-month course on acting techniques, professional skills and marketing. After this, he intends to apply for drama school at RADA, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, or Manchester Metropolitan University.

“Take it one step at a time.”

Thierno

 

Zainab

Zainab received fantastic A level results (Maths, B; Economics, A; Psychology, A*), and is going to study Economics at Queen Mary University of London. She is the first in her family to go to university.

"I'm feeling very hopeful and pleasantly surprised. Overall I'm happy."

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Kaela-May

Kaela-May has a place at Kings College London to study English, having achieved fantastic A level results of English, A*; Art, B; History, A. She is the first in her family to go to university.

"I'm feeling good. The thing that was most stressful part was prioritising and time management. My favourite teacher was Mr O'Flynn. Also Ms Heuston and Ms Reid - all my teachers were great, as well as Ms Sharrock-Harris the Librarian."

 

Chanel

Chanel's A level results were Geography, A; Economics, B; Psychology, B. She is going to Loughborough University to study Marketing. 

"Time management was the biggest challenge. I feel like my teachers really supported me with revision plans, I couldn't have done it on my own. I would say believe in yourself and have confidence. You will get the grades you want if you do try."

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Theo

Despite struggling with motivation, Theo achieved an amazing set of CTEC results - Digital Media, D*; IT, D*D*. He is moving to Canada with his family, and is planning to take a gap year before going to university there. He is the first in his family to go to university.

"Everything's going to be alright. I'm feeling 100% positive about the future."

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Pedro

Pedro's CTEC grades were IT, D*D*; Digital Media, D.  He is going study Computer Science and Cybersecurity and City University of London. Pedro has overcome challenges in achieving his goals, as he didn't speak English in Year 7. He is in the first generation of his family to go to university.

“The biggest challenge was saying to myself you need to learn and not be lazy. You getting the grades you want is all up to you. The one thing you can control is yourself. I'm proud of myself.”

 

Mahkie

Mahkie is going to Ravensbourne University London to study Animation. His CTEC grades were IT, D*D*; Digital Media, D.

“The most difficult thing was putting down the video games and doing things outside the house. I'm feeling proud. If you do what you love, you won't have to work a day.”

Pedro and Mahkie