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20/08/25

⭐️ Sixth Form Enrolment ⭐️ We will be open for enrolment between 11am and 4pm tomorrow, Thursday 21st August. Walk-ins welcome 😊 Take a look at our fantastic A Level results from last week here:  londonworld.com/education/ha…

20/08/25

Tomorrow is GCSE results day! 📚Results can be collected between 9 and 11am from the canteen. We are looking forwards to celebrating with you! 🎉

14/08/25

Mahdi achieved an incredible 3A*s and 2 As, including an A* in Maths when he was in Year 12 and an A in Biology in just one year. What an achievement!  ‘s engineering department is lucky to have you!   

14/08/25

Haneefa has achieved A*A*AA in her A Levels today after joining us two years ago with equally outstanding GCSE results from  . She is off to study medicine at King’s College London! Well done Haneefa!

14/08/25

We are incredibly proud of all of our Year 13 students for their brilliant A Level results today. We wish them the best of luck in their future endeavours at university and in apprenticeships! 🎉   

14/08/25

A huge congratulations to AJ who has secured his place to read Economics at the   

03/10/24

We look forward to welcoming you to our Year 6 Open Evening tonight. The event will be from 16:30-19:00. The Principal's speeches will be at 17:00 and 18:00.

08/03/24

Happy International Women's Day! Special thanks to Ms Harris and Mrs Tyson for the kind staff gift this morning.  

01/03/24

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29/02/24

Student briefings this week have been about kindness

29/02/24

Year 11s have paused during their heavy mock season and taken time to show their gratitude to staff who are going above and beyond.

07/12/23

REMINDER: It is Christmas jumper day tomorrow!

20/11/23

Some of our members of staff supporting children in need.

17/11/23

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16/11/23

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15/11/23

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15/11/23

Odd sock day at HARI This is a national event marking the start of Anti-Bullying week. This event celebrates our differences and what makes us unique!

13/11/23

Lest we forget Our Riverside cadets laid wreaths to commemorate all who lost their lives whilst fighting for freedom

06/11/23

— Harris Riverside () Nov 6, 2023

06/11/23

Year 11 mock season begins; good luck!

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Concerned about your child?

Are you concerned about your child?

It could be your child because you are worried about one of these common concerns;

  1. addiction to computer games or the internet
  2. not knowing what your child is doing or who he or she is talking to on the internet
  3. your child going missing occasionally without explaining what they are doing
  4. your child having money, phone credit or new items like trainers that you didn't give them
  5. your child having mood swings, being withdrawn or becoming even more secretive than usual

All of these concerns are natural to some degree but all can be common signs of something more worrying; for example items 3 and 4 above are recognised symptoms of gang grooming; luring young people into crime by offering gifts for incriminating small 'favours.'

There are some apps and social sites which are little more than dating sites for young people with limited ability to check who is on the other end of a conversation.

In respect of item 1 above, the World Health Organisation now recognises 'gaming 'addiction' as a medical disorder which it defines as "a pattern of persistent or recurring gaming behaviour that takes precedence over other life interests or daily activities." In turn, the NHS now offers treatment for addiction to computer and online games which it classifies as a mental health disorder. 

Below are some useful contacts for parents or carers worried about a child

  1. The organisation 'Family Lives' offers advice about how to understand whether a child has been lured by a 'gang'.
  2. The same organisation has a service called 'Bullying UK' which gives advice on that topic for teenagers; there is also guidance on teenage anger and other anti social behaviours
  3. 'Child Line' also offers advice about gangs and provides contacts for children to talk with anonymously.
  4. For advice about online activity, the NSPCC has a lot of information and an organisation called 'netaware' offers inside information on what some of the most popular apps for young people are really about.