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28/03/25

A visit to is always inspirational. Listening to talks from legal experts then learning how to perform surgical stitches. Lawyers and Doctors in the making! ๐Ÿ’™ pic.twitter.com/DRQaQxkDsE

28/03/25

Y11 Thursday lunchtime football is a welcome break from their laser focus on learning. So many smiles from players to spectators! A joy to watch! ๐Ÿ’™ pic.twitter.com/JIvbliLWMf

20/03/25

Our superstar Peer Mentors. Blessed to have such brilliant role models. We are grateful to you for all your efforts โœจ pic.twitter.com/4lXwPBPF39

20/03/25

Our Peer Mentors doing what they do best, supporting young people in our community. ๐Ÿ’œ https://t.co/JWAqpukQ0X

20/03/25

It was a pleasure meeting the wonderful students. We hope you had a fantastic time ๐Ÿ’œ https://t.co/19WQzQ9QV4

12/03/25

Brilliant trip to to bring Macbeth to life for Y10 ๐ŸŽญ pic.twitter.com/55GDzdNdyA

09/03/25

So grateful for the inspirational team from who presented such engaging sessions for ๐Ÿ’œ pic.twitter.com/rSkuixJhjv

09/03/25

What a special International Womenโ€™s Day! Our students dressed as their future selves and enjoyed talks from a range of female leaders. ๐Ÿ’œ pic.twitter.com/milj8KY6N0

07/03/25

Students enjoying their talk from a respected Forensic Scientist as part of ๐Ÿ’œ pic.twitter.com/eQMRtKoDMS

07/03/25

The Great HGAED Bake Off sale for ๐Ÿ’œ pic.twitter.com/60XiBq4GWS

07/03/25

Today we are celebrating with over 15 companies giving talks to our students (aka future leaders of tomorrow!) ๐Ÿ’œ pic.twitter.com/7dXn4AGSSd

06/03/25

A brilliant day spent with inspiring our students through the We Can Be event. pic.twitter.com/CJgVTeus8G

06/03/25

A fantastic day at the London Flag Football! Itโ€™s not everyday you get to meet NFL legends ๐Ÿˆ pic.twitter.com/Eq9ZARNwgc

26/02/25

We cannot wait to celebrate International Womenโ€™s Day at HGAED. So many inspirational women running careers sessions for our students ๐Ÿ’œ pic.twitter.com/kVFoAoj3r8

26/02/25

Congratulations to our Y12 students for winning their team challenge We Can Be event ๐Ÿ™Œ pic.twitter.com/rXSYkjAzuE

26/02/25

Always a highlight for our brilliant Y10 and Y12 students ๐Ÿ’œ https://t.co/A06V0Rirpd

26/02/25

Congratulations to our brilliant Y7/8 Football Team. An exceptional win against Sydenham today! ๐Ÿ† pic.twitter.com/wRNQq4Z6w6

26/02/25

Thank you so much for your informative workshops for our Y7 - 10 students. https://t.co/Bh1cyv11Kb

21/12/24

Congratulations to our incredibly talented students for their inspiring performances at this years HGAEDsโ€™ Got Talent Show ๐ŸŽค ๐Ÿ™Œ Thank you to the brilliant audience, the sisterhood was palpable! โค๏ธ#charactercourageconscience pic.twitter.com/px5IEkG8UF

21/12/24

Our students impressive metalwork designs, inspired by Art Deco. So many exceptional pieces! pic.twitter.com/LWRGLCdvAP

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Posted on July 2nd 2015

Minute's Silence - 12 noon, Friday 3 July

Minute's silencePlease note that for a short period at 12 noon on Friday 3 July no phones, nor the gate buzzer, will be answered whilst we observe the national minuteโ€™s silence.  We thank you for your understanding.

As an academy, we are going to stop collectively tomorrow at 12 noon and observe a minuteโ€™s silence in remembrance of those who died last Friday in the Tunisia massacre and also to remember other such atrocities.  Before the silence, staff will read the following to their classes.


This is a script which all staff will read to their classes just before 12 noon.

We are going to stop what we are doing in a moment and have total silence for one minute.  People all over Britain are doing this today to show their respect to the families of the people who were murdered in Tunisia last week. 

Thirty-eight people were shot by a terrorist whilst they were on holiday on the beach.  Most of the people shot were British people.  Sadly, events like this are becoming increasingly common with other dreadful acts having taken place in a range of countries recently.  We describe these events as โ€˜atrocitiesโ€™. 

In assembly with Miss Young next week you will also be hearing that next week is the 10th anniversary of some dreadful bombings in London, where 52 people died when suicide bombers detonated bombs on tube trains and a bus. We believe that acts of terrorism like this are evil and that they are always wrong.  It is always utterly wrong to do harm or cause death to somebody else.  Always.

We donโ€™t always agree with each other about everything as individuals nor as countries, nor as religious groups.  However, all religions teach the need to show respect to others and no religion teaches that violence against others is right.  We are entitled to disagree about actions taken by others but never to cause harm to others as a result of our views.

The people who commit these dreadful acts may think they are doing this in the name of their religion, but they are not.  Islam does not teach violence.

There are many people who are now grieving, who cry every day, because they will never see members of their family again as a result of what this man did in Tunisia last Friday at exactly this time of day.  We want to be totally silent now to show that we stand with them and stand against violence.