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22/07/20

Retweetd From | Josh Ward |

Year 1 and a bit in the bag ✔️ Incredible students, incredible staff ✔️ Excited at what’s to come as we carry on creating great things for our people and community

22/07/20

Well done Miss Solley - what a great teacher https://t.co/h5koi5Vra7

09/06/20

Read A recent statement by The Principal on racism https://t.co/JoJFinylqF https://t.co/cnkuXIIbH2

05/06/20

Delivering 500 prep packs and exercise books to students - thanks Miss Solley Miss Cookson and Miss Richardson - worth the new dent in the bus! https://t.co/6BWHobChFp

24/05/20

Wishing a happy Eid to all staff, students and families of our academy community https://t.co/oyc9Jq0j6i

23/05/20

Retweetd From Department for Education

Limiting class sizes, keeping children in small, consistent groups and preventing mixing will allow more children to return to school in a phased way that reduces risk. https://t.co/E9lC6gPxY4 https://t.co/XqvvzSMsNZ

23/05/20

Retweetd From Schools Week

The boss sets out how they're getting on with the job of preparing to receive more children https://t.co/L5Z40JGgLI

22/05/20

Retweetd From Uptree

Yesterday, we were joined by students from for an online Business & Finance workshop! The workshop included company insights from , and . Thanks to all of the amazing students who attended! https://t.co/w5vQfykLwT

20/05/20

Retweetd From Amanda Spielman

I want to thank all the teachers, heads and support staff who are stepping up to this exceptional challenge. You are helping many children in many ways during a difficult time. Thank you from all of us at Ofsted.

20/05/20

Hi Shanon - all the academy

20/05/20

This current year 7

20/05/20

Thank you

20/05/20

Briefings today for year 7 at 11 AM or 1.30 PM on Microsoft Teams! Briefings today for year 8 at 11.30 AM or 2 PM. Briefings today for year 9 at 12 PM or 2.30 PM.

07/05/20

Retweetd From Miss Gray PE

This brilliant idea was originally from twitter. kindly sent me the resources she had and i’ve adapted them for our PE department. Really hope the kids like them! I can upload to if people would like a copy. https://t.co/k4nb8NiBxu

05/05/20

Looking forward to working with you - great interview https://t.co/FwnvGMCY19

01/05/20

Protect our young people. More advice for HARI and local parents and carers https://t.co/F8yikHoLY3

30/04/20

Our HARI 6th form Ethos Leader won a scholarship on the Beyond Wealth Scholarship Programme providing work experience in the field of medicine and a medical doctor as a personal mentor; the panel were impressed by his self motivation and academic resilience! https://t.co/IEri7SrvCB

29/04/20

Hi Emma - we messaged you

26/04/20

Retweetd From Schools Week

Exclusive: Gavin Williamson has promised he will 'work with the sector' to decide how schools should reopen, but only 'when the time is right' https://t.co/xn7enNhaSb

25/04/20

What are our amazing students doing everyday? All the right things it seems! your community https://t.co/RcTBVC0b56

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Wider Reading

At Harris Academy Riverside Sixth Form we believe you cannot overstate the importance of reading around your course content.

 

Wider reading will help you to become an independent learner and become more knowledgeable about your chosen subjects. It will also make you more attractive to universities who are not only looking for good grades but also your ability to articulate your thoughts about your chosen pathway.

 

As part of organising your time, you should allocate at least 30 minutes to sustained silent reading per week. This will help to enhance your study skills and improve your vocabulary, both key skills you will need to succeed in further study and the world of work.

 

We advise that you begin by engaging with at least one of the subject specific reading lists provided here. In addition we would of course be happy to hear about any additional texts you think would be of interest to your peers.