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17/03/23

Inspiring conversation with the : completely in line with our aims to ensure that all students can succeed, irrespective of their academic backgrounds

10/02/23

Mr Handscombe visited some of our alumni at yesterday. Lovely to see them enjoying themselves and embracing their love of learning. @ Cambridge, UK https://t.co/gH3H5k17t2

27/01/23

Just posted a photo https://t.co/WjHzZRxQc3

12/01/23

We're for an Assistant Principal - please visit the Harris Careers page for more information.https://t.co/4pSn6mhTTP

09/12/22

Just posted a photo @ St Margaret's, Westminster https://t.co/6XhyK1BYKj

08/12/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/3HRpblx46i

06/12/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/IP40OvruvK

06/12/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/VjhIN4Y0NF

06/12/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/PSX6wsO31z

01/12/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/H3uxm1XjNX

23/11/22

Just posted a photo https://t.co/G6o1u1IqMY

23/11/22

Just posted a photo https://t.co/4xTkfbpjXF

19/11/22

stARTing the weekend right https://t.co/ZVSLLKINVe

19/11/22

CPD for Art History teachers led by our very own Rosa Goodman https://t.co/CbDXMWLgN8

19/11/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/RKUpTRqmgm

19/11/22

Just posted a photo https://t.co/66Fa2bC5LP

15/11/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster Abbey https://t.co/tJp2YKrNRa

07/11/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/RKUpTRqmgm

03/11/22

Just posted a photo @ Westminster https://t.co/hwEJAfBNcc

02/07/21

What has been happening this week: https://t.co/09DaL2DhkQFeaturing workshops on sustainability, a reflection on the privilege of education and the Judgement of Paris

Harris Academies
All Academies in our Federation aim to transform the lives of the students they serve by bringing about rapid improvement in examination results, personal development and aspiration.

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Willesden

Equiano House

EquianoEquiano House is named after Olaudah Equiano (1745-1797). A former slave from The Kingdom of Benin who bought his own freedom, he sowed the seeds for the suffrage and Chartist movements in Britain. He is widely credited with being Britain’s first black political leader and civil servant (as commissary of the Sierra Leone project). Equiano understood that movements are only stronger when disparate groups across faiths, genders and class come together. He not only tolerated diversity within the abolition movement, but actively encouraged and celebrated it. He is an inspirational man who perfectly embodies the ideas of justice, equality and diversity. 

The Head of Equiano House is James Jowett

Year 12 Form Tutors Eddie Letcher Richard Ogden Joel Hayhow Sean Blake
Year 13 Form Tutors Gabriela Quintero Hania Stella-Sawicka Tom Carding Katie Wasley
House Captain Nelly Grogan-Fenn      
Vice Captains Tyra-Jean Tanansi Cameron Simpson