Over the past few months, our student judges have been reading, reviewing and debating six incredible shortlisted books... and the moment finally arrived to cast their votes! 🗳️📖
On Wednesday 2nd April, 15 of our students headed to the Award Ceremony at King's High Hall, Warwick. They got to meet the authors, share their thoughts with other schools, and celebrate a love of reading across Warwickshire! 💬📚
🎉 Huge congratulations to this year's winner: Quiet Storm by Kimberly Whittam! 🎉
Our students also LOVED these fantastic reads: 👟 The Wrong Shoes – Tom Percival
🎤 Kofi and the Rap Battle Summer – Jeffrey Boakye
🎮 Bringing Back Kay-Kay – Dev Kothari
🧛 Bite Risk – S.J. Wills
🐺 I am Wolf – Alastair Chisholm
Well done to all our readers – you did a brilliant job!
On Tuesday, 2 April, all Year 9 students had the exciting opportunity to attend the Warwickshire Future Careers Fair, an event aimed at inspiring and informing young people about their future education and career choices.
Held at the Hill Street Centre, the fair brought together a range of employers and apprenticeship providers, all eager to share valuable insights with the students. The event allowed them to explore different industries, ask questions, and gain a better understanding of the opportunities available to them after secondary school.
The visit to the Warwickshire Future Careers Fair was part of the careers programme at Harris which aims to broaden students' horizons and equip them with knowledge to start thinking seriously about their future aspirations.
On Thursday, 3rd April at 6:00pm, Harris Church of England Academy are hosting a parent information evening on Smart Phone Free Childhoods.
Present at the event will be Charlotte Ashton from the Smart Phone Free Movement; Helen Folan, a local GP; Chis Warren, a tech expert and Dad of a 14 year old girl and Mrs Harrison, our Headteacher. They will be sharing information about the medical impact of smartphones on children, parental controls and how the technology is addictive by design, along with what steps parents can take to protect their children and minimise the impact on them.
If you would like to attend, please sign up using this link
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