Harris Boys' Academy East Dulwich

Many members of the public and visitors send letters to the Academy praising our kids, and we frequently receive excellent feedback about them.
Meeting your team and your kids was wonderful.
The kids I met were wonderful; they were kind, thoughtful, and overwhelmingly pleased about their interactions with you.
It's wonderful to have a former student back in the classroom.
One of your students insisted to his peers to "let members of the public to board the bus first," which pleasantly surprised me.
Although the bus was packed with students from the school, it was enjoyable to see how they behaved while travelling.
I simply wanted to thank you for the way your students have behaved.
Yesterday, while I struggled to put my recycling out, one of your pupils who was passing by on his way to school stopped and assisted me.
We appreciate all of your efforts in assisting our son in becoming a thoughtful, accountable, and kind young man.
I just wanted to send you an email to express how impressed I was with the manners of one of your students, who I believe was in year 9 or 10, who opened the store door and held it open for me to exit the newsagent at the intersection of Dunstans Road.
Please convey our sincere gratitude to everyone who has contributed to our son's education at Harris throughout the years.
I have no doubt that he will succeed in meeting his educational goals, and a big part of it is due to the dedication and professionalism of everyone at Harris, East Dulwich.
This is the "calmest and most pleasant secondary school" she had ever seen, according to the head of a Crystal Palace Primary School who recently visited us.
To express my gratitude for your boys' outstanding performance this evening when Football Beyond Borders visited the school where I work, I am emailing you today.
They came to Chestnut Grove Academy for a match and walked around our campus with amazing class and maturity.
They were considerate, respectful, and a real credit to your institution and the Football Beyond Borders programme.
Each and every one of the students we worked with was incredibly well-behaved, respectful, interested, and a pleasure to deal with.
I'd want to express my gratitude to the four @HarrisEDB boys who came to my aid when I overturned during my afternoon run.
They did a great job representing the school. (
We wanted to express our gratitude for the excellent education you gave our son.
He had a true "passion for study" while attending HBAED, and he later earned 5 A*s and 3 As at the GCSE level.
We credit his success to being able to attend your school, which gave him the self-assurance, expertise, and excitement for studying in a nurturing environment.
After finishing his GSCEs, my eldest son is attempting to earn the grades required to enrol in Harris Sixth Form.
I frequently give thanks to the stars for allowing him and his younger brother to attend Harris Boys' East Dulwich because it is an excellent school.
not only as performers but also as encouraging young men and representatives of your university.
The messages stressing the importance of individuality over uniformity, in my opinion, are quite telling and serve as a wonderful reminder of how intelligent young people are.
A passerby made a remark to Mr. Carey as they passed the school in the morning.
The young folks, in my opinion, were all quite well-behaved and positively engaged with us.
The Battersea Dogs Home recently visited our school as part of a lesson for grades 7 and 8 about cooperating for a safer neighbourhood.
One of the students at Harris Boys Academy deserves my congratulations.
He also speaks out for the bus' senior citizens.
I am writing to congratulate a student from this school.
He saw an elderly lady struggling so he helped her.
"He is a hero and a wonderful gentleman", my mum said.
He shows how this school teaches boys to help others and to respect each other.
I just wanted to send a quick email to comment on some very nice behaviour from a couple of your pupils today.
A teacher from a local primary school called to explain that she takes the P13 bus to work each morning.
At least 10 of our students get on the same bus every morning and she said that they are polite, well-mannered boys who board and disembark the bus in an orderly manner without fail.
She went on to state that this morning another member of the public was extremely rude to them for no reason.
The boys did not retaliate or argue back but appeared to be a little shell-shocked.
She wanted to express that it was not their fault at all and hopes that they have a good day, she also wanted to let us know that the boys are a credit to the Academy.
A lady called the Academy today to inform us that on Friday, as she was trying to get her young children out of the car on Barry Road (with great difficulty), one of our younger students walked over and said: "Sorry to disturb you, but is there anything I can do to help you."
She told me that he was so very polite that this was a fantastic advertisement for our Academy and its students.
Today I was unloading some heavy items from my car when three of your pupils stopped and offered to help me.
The boys in question were Immanuel, Kojo and Hope.
Although I declined their kind offer I am writing to you to commend their kindness and community spiritedness.
I have visited your school in the past and am very impressed with the inspirational building and academic achievements of your school.
I live very close to the school and think your boys are a credit to both the school and community.
We came to the school last night for our son's first parents' evening since starting in Year 7 in September.
I just wanted to write to say how impressed we were by all the teachers I met.
I wasn't surprised by this, since overall we've been incredibly impressed by the school since he started, and he's been flourishing, but we were struck by how thoughtful, enthusiastic and committed they all were.
It reflects very well on the leadership team of the school to have brought together such a great group of teachers.
I just wanted to give you some positive feedback.
I live near the Harris Academy and on a number of occasions boys in their school uniform have seen me walking into a shop pushing my baby in a pram.