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Year 10

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Mrs K Mitchell
Head of Year

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Miss A McDonald
Assistant Head of Year

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Mr M Fortune
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Form Tutors

10B - Miss S. Baker

10R - Mrs M. Shahzad

10C - Ms J. Barrett

10Z - Mr J. Wright

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Contacting the Team

If you have any questions or concerns about your child, please don’t hesitate to contact a member of the Year 10 team by leaving a message with Reception or by emailing our enquiry address with, for example, ‘FAO Mrs Mitchell’ as the subject.

We aim to respond to phone calls & emails as quickly as possible, & certainly within 48 hours. Please bear in mind that members of staff may have a day of teaching & may not be able to respond to non-urgent matters until the end of the Academy day or the following Academy day.

            By telephone:             0121-464 2737 (main school switchboard)
            By email:                     enquiry@harborneAcademy.co.uk

Home Learning & Revision

To support your child with home learning & revision – click here

Mock Exam Information

 

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Inspirational Quotes

  • “The best preparation for tomorrow is doing the best you can today.” –  (H. Jackson Brown, Jr.)
  • “Make your life a masterpiece; imagine no limitations on what you can be, have or do.” – (Brian Tracy)
  • “There is no limit to what we, as women, can accomplish” – (Michelle Obama)
  • “Each person must live their life as a model for others” – (Rosa Parks)

Year 10 Mock Exams Challenge

@@HarborneAcademy09:51 AM - 30th September, 2025 Our library is getting back into full swing with an amazing team of librarians, new displays and now an incredible virtual library of eBooks and audiobooks. Watch this space for special events, new stock and the return of an old friend! pic.twitter.com/kE18GHWpu0
@@HarborneAcademy10:29 AM - 29th September, 2025 This week is National Poetry Day. During assembly this week, students will look at three poems; 'Invictus' by William Henley, and the first ever recordings of 'I'll never find another you' by the Seekers and 'Yesterday' by the Beetles. pic.twitter.com/qykWmztwzq
@@HarborneAcademy02:36 PM - 26th September, 2025 To see what's been happening at the academy this week, please read our newsletter via the link below:Read more
@@HarborneAcademy08:17 AM - 26th September, 2025 Well done to our year 11 sports study students who were successful in completing their outdoor adventurous activity. pic.twitter.com/gXjl70pWTl
@@HarborneAcademy02:26 PM - 24th September, 2025 Year 7 students have been learning about hand embroidery techniques. pic.twitter.com/I6t2N4fyxL
@@HarborneAcademy01:36 PM - 22nd September, 2025 Congratulations to Zephaniah and this week’s top scorers! pic.twitter.com/rYn6YULg2r
@@HarborneAcademy01:30 PM - 22nd September, 2025 Huge congratulations to our stars of the week! pic.twitter.com/tynstvQMWA
@@HarborneAcademy01:27 PM - 22nd September, 2025 This week’s theme of the week. pic.twitter.com/wYpt6aWsWX
@@HarborneAcademy12:13 PM - 22nd September, 2025 We are really excited to announce that we came 2nd place in the Columba awards competition. Congratulations to Mrs Clewer, Mr Dennis, Mrs Waud and all of the students who took part! What a fantastic achievement. pic.twitter.com/4woeqBOpTx
@@HarborneAcademy03:58 PM - 19th September, 2025 To see what's been happening at the academy this week, please read our newsletter via the link below:Read more
@@HarborneAcademy12:50 PM - 19th September, 2025 Thank you to the Hippodrome for the wonderful ‘Black Sabbath Experience Day’ enjoyed by our students. They participated in a Q&A, a dance workshop and were privileged to see a full technical rehearsal of ‘Black Sabbath – The Ballet’.  Inspiring! pic.twitter.com/QIaDy0dxES
@@HarborneAcademy12:47 PM - 19th September, 2025 In Food, our year 9 students have been looking at cross contamination and how humans are the biggest transfers of bacteria. They used their hands and bread to see how bacteria grow. pic.twitter.com/M3N4QJq385
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