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26/03/26

Harris Academy Clapham is delighted to announce that Year 11 student Lili, has been awarded a place on an elite global scholarship programme to complete her Sixth Form studies at Hiba Academy Nantong in China!       

24/03/26

Georgina Luck was invited to do some creative workshops for year 9 at Harris Clapham. This was an opportunity for students to see the work of a practising illustrator and to meet someone they have been studying this year in Art.    

23/03/26

This week, 35 of our most dedicated English students were treated to an unforgettable day at the Victoria Palace Theatre to see Hamilton.     

20/03/26

We are wishing you a Happy Eid Al-Fitr!     

18/03/26

Theatre trip to see The Hunger Games!     

09/03/26

Happy International Women's Day for yesterday!   

06/03/26

Read our recent Spring 1 Newsletter via this link:  harrisclapham.org.uk/2299/ne…

05/03/26

Can you guess what characters your teachers are dressed as?     

05/03/26

Hear from some familiar faces about what they used to read when they were your age!      Video  

05/03/26

Happy Wold Book Day!     

04/03/26

Every Tuesday morning, Volleyball kick starts the day for some of our students!     

03/03/26

We are so excited for our offer holders to see everything our school has to offer!         

02/03/26

Happy National Careers Week!      Video  

02/03/26

We would like to extend our congratulations to the Year 6 students who have secured a place with us for September 2026!       

26/02/26

Sign up to our alumni network: Harris Futures! Signing up with allow you to hear about brilliant career development opportunities through our partners, offers you the opportunity to come along to events to catch up with old friends and meet new ones.

25/02/26

Check out some of our cool student artwork!       

23/02/26

All Year 9 girls took part in an engaging and empowering series of workshops delivered by Action Breaks Silence. Students took part in active demonstrations, practising defensive stances, strikes, and safe disengagement techniques.       

19/02/26

Here are some tips for how to stay safe when using AI!       

18/02/26

8 high achieving Year 10 students were taken to the Royal Opera House to watch La Travaita the opera. It was great for the students to watch this is most of them had never watched a opera.         

16/02/26

Hear from Kirk about why he chose Harris Academy Clapham      Video  

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Mathematics

Students at Harris Academy Clapham will receive a creative and ambitious mathematics curriculum that will stimulate their curiosity and prepare them well for their futures as global citizens.

Our curriculum will enable students to develop a true passion for Mathematics, allowing them to experience the power and beauty of the subject. Students will be equipped with the skills to evaluate critically the information they will encounter in adult life and ensure they make informed decisions about its validity, accuracy and appropriateness. 

Our curriculum will provide students with the opportunity to:

  • develop the fluency that underpins understanding through deliberate and repeated practice of fundamental skills
  • apply mathematics knowledge to a range of contexts
  • develop their thinking habits such as enquiry, conjecture, argument and generalisation
  • become experts in mathematical disciplinary literacy, using vocabulary correctly, and expressing themselves with clarity and confidence
  • experience the joy of mathematics, while appreciating that it is a discipline that depends on purposeful endeavour, respectful communication and the ability to persevere

Critical to our intent is that all students learn that everyone can be successful in mathematics. Recognising the HACL equality priorities for 2023-24, which are the protected characteristics of race, disability (including SEND) and sexual orientation, we affirm that mathematics is for every student. In practice, this means that our curriculum is designed both to challenge limiting assumptions about who can succeed at mathematics and to remove any barriers we encounter to student attainment.

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Mathematics Curriculum 01st Sep 2025 Download