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27/11/25

Students are loving the Manga Magic! Our Manga Enrichment Club is where creativity meets fun. From epic storylines to stunning art, every session is packed with excitement and imagination.#proudtobepeckham pic.twitter.com/wXNri5h1sU

27/11/25

Creativity in every stitch! Our students are loving the Stitch & Sew Art Enrichment Club – a space to relax, create, and bring ideas to life. From bold patterns to delicate designs, every piece tells a story. pic.twitter.com/X68QcqSeDS

26/11/25

STEM Club students have been busy designing and building balloon-powered cars—and they proudly presented their creations! Creativity + science = amazing results! pic.twitter.com/GgdlMzStTE

26/11/25

KS3 Music students have had an amazing time exploring Jazz music for the last three weeks with musicians from exploring and experimenting with new ways of playing pic.twitter.com/UCpemhzbTD

26/11/25

Students love the ever-popular Board Game Club!#BoardGameClub pic.twitter.com/d2tQcelJUo

25/11/25

Principal’s Breakfast Superstars One of the highlights of my week as a Principal is celebrating our amazing students at the Principal’s Breakfast. These young people consistently demonstrate excellence, kindness, and leadership—qualities that make our Academy community thrive. pic.twitter.com/b5WbNemR1z

24/11/25

Help a girl believe in herself and her unlimited future! Become a mentor - no experience needed, just an hour a month of your time. Find out more at our online info session Thu 27 Nov, 12:30pm . Sign up now: https://t.co/CJZ1jOeu88 pic.twitter.com/oC2btWTBLU

20/11/25

It was a pleasure to host the MiSST Play Date at HAP! Young musicians from several schools came together, shared their passion, and created beautiful music. Moments like these remind us of the power of collaboration and creativity.#proudtobepeckham pic.twitter.com/RosUXd5OyZ

19/11/25

Our Year 10 Art students had an inspiring day at the Royal Academy! Exploring world-class exhibitions and soaking up creativity – what a fantastic experience! pic.twitter.com/LNBOV81F3B

19/11/25

November 27th heralds the 25th anniversary of Damilolas death. Damilola wrote about his hope for the world in his last school essay The legacy campaign staged its first Hope Hack with and in July 2021 post covid lockdown pic.twitter.com/3DWWysWnd6

14/11/25

Our KS3 students had an amazing time with Next Gen Music learning the art of DJing and mixing tracks like pros! pic.twitter.com/51z1iICYDJ

13/11/25

AntiBullying week Day 4: World Kindness Day 💛 Kindness costs nothing but means everything. Today, let’s choose words and actions that lift others up. Together, we can create a culture where kindness beats bullying every time. pic.twitter.com/n2RT6YQW7q

12/11/25

Great work Collette we are so pleased Peckham Academy are stars of our 25th anniversary show at on 7th December! pic.twitter.com/s1OIoVk8Ki

12/11/25

This , let’s make the internet a kinder place. Stand up to cyberbullying. pic.twitter.com/JJwvURjp7S

11/11/25

Our students stood together in solemn reflection, observing the two-minute silence for . A powerful moment of respect and remembrance for those who gave their lives for our freedom. 🌺 pic.twitter.com/UNSfau48od

11/11/25

Another brilliant Principal’s Breakfast. Huge well done to our superstars - your hard work and positivity light up our Academy. pic.twitter.com/gdOUyrD75U

10/11/25

At HAP, we proudly support Anti-Bullying Week. Together, we stand for kindness, respect, and inclusion. Let's make every voice heard and every space safe. 💙 pic.twitter.com/nKAzea5etq

03/11/25

Welcome back to all our amazing students and staff! We hope you had a restful break and are ready for a fantastic term ahead. Let’s make it a great one! pic.twitter.com/f4PCvjJ5XH

17/10/25

We hope you enjoy our new Insight Magazine! Wishing the HAP community a happy half term. https://t.co/iLyrK8f1XF

16/10/25

Spotlight on our basketball enrichment club! pic.twitter.com/nDCGl41OfE

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Uniform

Students wear our uniform with pride. It is smart but practical, and reflects all of our aspirations for our Academy. The mantra we believe is: "If you look smart, you are smart”.

Harris Academy Peckham uniform can be purchased from Stevensons. Please click here to order uniform online from Stevensons.

You can also purchase uniform items:

You can view and download our uniform policy from the Student Welfare page of our website.

To prevent uniform getting lost, please make sure that each item is named using an iron-on, stick-on or sewn-in label, or by using a permanent naming pen.

The cost of uniform

We believe in the benefits that the Academy uniform brings to our community. However, we also recognise the barriers and difficulties that an expensive uniform can bring. Currently, students are only required to have a branded blazer, jumper, tie and PE top

Other uniform items (eg shirts, trousers, school bag, PE shorts) are not branded and can be bought from a retailer of your choice.


Students are expected to be of smart and sensible appearance. Individual fashion statements such as extreme hair styles or colours, designer shirts, trainers and decorated footwear are not permitted. 

Tram lines or other shaved shapes in the hair and ‘bar codes’ in eyebrows are not permitted.  Extreme hairstyles are not allowed, this includes Mohican haircuts. Tinted or cosmetic contact lenses and decorative dental wear are not permitted. No bandannas, hoods, caps or hats at any time are allowed.

UniformBy requiring students to wear the Academy uniform, it is intended to develop their sense of loyalty to the community of which they are members, and to encourage them to take a pride in their appearance.  Students are expected to wear full Academy uniform on the way to and from the Academy.

If students are not in full uniform they will not be able to attend lessons. They will work in the referral room, until the correct uniform is brought to them or they will be sent home to change, with parental permission. If a student persistently fails to wear uniform the normal Academy procedure for student support should be followed (see our Behaviour for Learning policy on our Student Welfare page).

No jewellery is allowed except for one wrist watch and one plain gold or silver ear stud in each ear, no bigger than 3mm in diameter. Nose studs and other forms of body piercing are not permitted. No accessories are to be worn around the neck or attached to clothing. Jewellery and other forbidden items will be confiscated and only returned at the end of term after the Academy celebration assembly or picked up by a parent or carer. 

Large amounts of money and expensive personal effects should not be brought to the Academy. Harris Academy Peckham will not accept liability for any claim arising from theft, accidental loss or damage to personal effects, money, belongings or clothing whilst on the Academy premises. Money should be kept in purses or wallets. No other money pouches will be acceptable.

Personal stereos, mobile telephones, computer games etc MUST NOT be brought to the Academy.  Should parents or guardians need to contact their child, we ask that they call the Academy reception where a message can be delivered to the child.


The Uniform Exchange

We operate a Uniform Exchange at Harris Academy Peckham. Once each term, and once during the Summer Break, the Exchange is set up at the Academy. Dates of forthcoming sales are published on the news section of our website and sent home via text message to parents and carers.

We are able to offer items of second-hand uniform for very low prices. If you have an item that is in a re-usable condition there will be no charge as we will change it for one of a different size, providing we have one in stock.

The ability to provide the Exchange and its success rely completely on donations from parents and carers so please support our community wherever you can by donating items that your child/ward has out-grown.


Year 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 student uniform

 

Blazer – regulation Harris Academy Peckham, Blue Blazer with logo and trimmings.

Pullover – black V-neck with stripe (optional). No other jumpers, cardigans, sweatshirts or waistcoats are permitted.

Trousers – black, classic style. No jeans, grey, blue, corduroy, jean like material, high fashion trousers (no studs or trimmings) or shorts.

Skirts – black, classic style. Length below the knee and of traditional pleated skirt material. No side slits permitted.

Shirt – plain white school shirt, tucked in and closed/buttoned/fastened at the neck. Any T-shirt or underwear worn underneath should not show or be visible through the shirt.

Tie – correct Faculty colour, in good condition with colour visible in the stripes and worn with a closed knot and at least five stripes showing, giving a sensible length.

Socks – plain black socks.

Shoes – plain black shoes. No trainers, ankle boots, boots or fabric shoes. No trimmings i.e. buckles, labels, tags or decorations. Laces and stitching must be black. Black shoes should be worn on the way to and from the Academy.

Outside coat – plain black or navy blue.

 

UNIFORM

 


Sports kit

  • Blue collared polo shirt with Academy logo
  • Black shorts
  • Black socks
  • Black Academy tracksuit (optional)
  • Training shoes

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Bags – all students should carry the Academy logo bag on arrival to the Academy each day.

Jewellery – no necklaces or bracelets to be worn. 

Earrings – 1 plain gold or 1 plain silver stud per ear. No other piercings are permitted.