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28/08/25

Well done Henrykh! pic.twitter.com/xcy7Q8fZpx

27/08/25

Well done Johanna! pic.twitter.com/WhYTPeET2x

21/08/25

99% of students secured a 4 or above in English or maths; 96% achieved 4 or above in English Language or Literature; 91% > 5 or above in English or Maths; 84% > 4 or above in English and maths; 87% of results were 4+ - 20 percentage points above the national average for 2024 pic.twitter.com/NAxYxUk5fD

21/08/25

GCSE celebrations as HSAEL students raise the bar once again! “We are absolutely delighted with these results which are testament to the hard work and dedication of students and staff at HSAEL." Principal Dan MacPherson pic.twitter.com/DJ2I72PM7R

14/08/25

Russell Group Offers for our students is actually 37% - so four times the national average! https://t.co/vKh29KJFM4

14/08/25

30% of students securing grades to attend a Russell Group university, more than 3 times last year’s national average. 100% of students securing A*-B in history, philosophy and computer science. 100% of students securing A*-C in English Lit, 25% above last year’s nat average.

14/08/25

Year 13 students are celebrating another record year of outstanding A Level results. For the second year running, A Level grades improved by a full grade in comparison to the previous year. #resultsdayhttps://t.co/zrsz2ICodg pic.twitter.com/IcuWaw03mQ

16/07/25

Do you love a musical spectacular? The Harris Federation of Music was an amazing stage performance with 3 talented singers and 15 musicians from Harris Bromley.#allcanwewill pic.twitter.com/JndhwfQl7B

30/06/25

Our latest Weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/Zwajz4eTEO pic.twitter.com/uSjzjafhOj

23/06/25

https://t.co/ld7PeEGYVB "The school's Principal, Dan MacPherson, told the Local Democracy Reporting Service (LDRS) the Ofsted rating has given pupils "a real sense of pride", and credited them for making the school 'Outstanding'." pic.twitter.com/yn7fEiD69y

23/06/25

Our Weekly Community Bulletin in out now. https://t.co/GaGEaXCqBE pic.twitter.com/geiK9XseHD

16/06/25

Come and visit our “Outstanding” Academy Our Open Morning offers an opportunity for parents and students to meet the Principal, key staff, and current pupils, and to get a flavour of daily life at HSAEL. Follow the link or scan code to reserve your place.https://t.co/FVBQoP7dyo pic.twitter.com/Of3Tzs5cy2

16/06/25

Our Weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/DG03umbAwV pic.twitter.com/ltD8IVSjbu

16/06/25

News of our "OUTSTANDING" Ofsted report in the press. Thanks to The “highly ambitious curriculum” was a key focus of the report. Inspectors praised the “broad and diverse” range of topics which students are taught...” https://t.co/CDwiYm4Clr pic.twitter.com/WKHXeQBSso

09/06/25

This week's Community Bulletin is out now on our website. https://t.co/6qWcxy7iMt pic.twitter.com/zXdmfFAByF

29/05/25

In the latest HSAEL blog post, Ms Wake, Head of History suggests that our curriculum 'is like a beautiful English summer garden, and at KS3, our students are budding with skills and knowledge by the summer term...' read the full piece on our website.https://t.co/tH6HiyVBEf pic.twitter.com/f0v7Gfck0n

19/05/25

In our latest blog post, 'The House HSAEL Built', we explore our unique approach to SEND and why we do things differently. We embedded SEND support into the very foundations of our teaching , ensuring every student thrives from day one.https://t.co/glbd4kqoV1 pic.twitter.com/jVHfEjk7R0

19/05/25

Our latest Weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/FfDYUuSIOM pic.twitter.com/S2yehZ3yxp

12/05/25

Our latest weekly Community Bulletin is out now. https://t.co/u0lwSTeBfN pic.twitter.com/HcWudo2VLc

08/05/25

Best of luck to all our students starting their GCSEs this week, and well done for all your hard work! pic.twitter.com/S4EDZXu4Jm

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House System 

We have three houses at the Academy, which students are assigned to when they first join in Year 7.

Shield artwork

The house system creates a sense of belonging for our students, who regularly compete with each other in our house competitions and celebrate each other’s success in the fortnightly house assemblies.

Each house is assigned to a famous scientist who are all unique and have had to overcome adversity in their journey, to becoming successful. They represent our diverse community at the Academy.

Clock Mill: Hawking​

Stephen Hawking was an English theoretical physicist whose theory of exploding black holes drew upon both relativity theory and quantum mechanics.

Custom House: Jemison

As a doctor, engineer, and NASA astronaut, Mae Jemison has always reached for the stars. In 1992, Jemison became the first African American woman to travel in space.

Lock Keepers: Turing

Alan Turing masterminded the cracking of the German Enigma ciphers, leading to allied victory in the Second World War. In 1945 he turned this into the first design for a digital computer.

Hawking

Mae Jemison space shuttle Endeavour

Turing

Student leadership group

All students at HSAEL have the opportunity to lead. At the start of the academic year students can apply to join one of our committees and go through a very rigorous shortlisting process as shown below.  

Stage One: Students complete an online application form. 

Stage Two: Students are shortlisted by SLT. 

Stage Three: All students vote for their student leader to represent their year group.  

All students complete a training day during the autumn term to ensure they are prepared to be successful in their leadership role. This includes safeguarding and mental health training to sign post students when needed. 

Termly Student Leadership Schedule: 

  • Student leaders to launch student survey in assemblies. 

  • Question time with the Principal. 

  • Student Survey launch. 

  • Meet with lead staff member to review student survey and create action plan. 

  • Students to complete follow up lunch time surveys. 

  • Student leaders to present action plan in LDT lessons.  

  • Students to complete follow up meeting with lead staff member. 

House Captains 

Staff Lead: Mr MacPherson 

Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee  

Staff Lead: Mr Christopher 

Year 7 Transition Mentors 

Staff Lead: Ms Gozlugol  

Sixth Form Council  

 

Staff Lead: Mr Bryan 

Responsibility: 

Lead on student voice to implement change and review the student surveys. 

Responsibility: 

Planning and organising of events as part of the Culture and Diversity Calendar and reviewing the LDT curriculum.  

Responsibility: 

Support year 7 students in their first year at the Academy.  

Responsibility: 

Lead on student voice in the sixth form to implement change and review the student surveys. 

 

Student Leadership Group 

IMG 9943House Captains


IMG 9954Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee

IMG 9953Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Committee


IMG 9945Sixth Form Council


As a result of student voice work at the Academy, students have been at the heart of decision making. Student feedback has led to the following changes to Academy life:

  1. Changes to line up: location, increase in student shout outs, music in the morning, line up readings to showcase student leadership. ​ 
  2. More rewards issued – over 90,000 by the end of the year, rewards auctions, rewards parties, rewards trips. ​ 
  3. Changes to the lunch system: priority lunch for one year group each day and a quicker queuing system.​ 
  4. Launch of extracurricular programme: 21 clubs to attend before and after school. ​ 
  5. Launch of breakfast club so students have a place to go before school. 
  6. Intervention sessions for Year 11 and Year 13.​ 
  7. Opportunities to participate in competitive sport at local level, as well as visit museums, hear external speakers and take part in workshops to build your character. ​ 
  8. Improved the quality of teaching in all subjects through employing excellent new teachers. ​ 
  9. Upgraded the culture in classrooms so students support each other and participate fully. ​