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04/04/25

📰 Our latest HASU Newsletter is out now! Catch up on all the amazing things our students and staff have been up to this term. 📲 Read it on our website – don’t miss it!https://t.co/BZXFtiisec#HASUNewsletter pic.twitter.com/O3Jsv2jUUn

30/03/25

Immensely proud of all three teams who took part in the 2024-2025 South East Regional Qualifiers this weekend! Congratluations to Team UK-451 and Team UK-520 "WINNING ALLIANCE" See you at Nats! pic.twitter.com/hHA9OSA8UH

29/03/25

Congratulations HASU Robotics! Team UK-520 and Team UK-451 Winning Alliance at the INTO THE DEEP SOUTHEAST REGIONAL ROBOTICS QUALIFIERS 🏆🇬🇧 Next stop UK National Championships! pic.twitter.com/7KlIdSYvoA

28/03/25

📝 Shoutout to our talented student, Allegra Gray!🎉 Allegra has been writing articles for the This is Local London website! Check out her latest piece here: https://t.co/mCybdRG6P5 👏✨#HASU pic.twitter.com/OlC3FY61lo

25/03/25

Preparations are well underway! Don't miss out- get your tickets and joins us at HASU on Wednesday 26th or Thursday 27th March for spectacular production of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang! See you all there! pic.twitter.com/LlK3XUXppa

24/03/25

Our Compass Award nominations are open! 🧭 Nominate your teacher, mentor, youth group leader or event volunteer and tell us how they've helped your team succeed. 🌟🚀 Submissions are open until 29 April. https://t.co/8jMQW8DIiD#MoreThanRobotsUK pic.twitter.com/FAGz02AtbL

19/03/25

Team 622 (28372) mentoring the team. Sharing their passion for building the STEM pipeline 😀 pic.twitter.com/1RycVqfA0L

19/03/25

🥉 Huge congratulations to our Year 7 Netball Team for finishing 3rd place at their residential tournament!👏🏐 An amazing achievement—well done to all the players for their hard work, teamwork, and dedication! 🎉💪#HASU pic.twitter.com/5FEyA6zEql

18/03/25

We had an excellent morning taking part in the regional heat. Very happy to come away as winners of the participation prize! pic.twitter.com/KP51RfU40Z

18/03/25

Team HASU & The Booklets are ready to quiz! pic.twitter.com/lGrIrXVe12

13/03/25

Congratulations to our winning Y12 team who together with East Dulwich students won the LSE Generate Enterprise Competition at the London School of Economics!👏 Their hard work and innovation have earned them an internship at LSE. Well done!#HASU pic.twitter.com/uf5F4In34c

11/03/25

Congratulations to our Scholars! Well done to Elizabeth and Raghav for being awarded the prestigious Arkwright Scholarship after a rigorous six-month process, showcasing their outstanding talent and dedication to engineering and design.We are incredibly proud!#ArkwrightScholars pic.twitter.com/7SWHMrYNcX

10/03/25

Last Wednesday,a team of Y10 students represented HASU in Physics Tournament .The event challenged students with a range of physics-based activities, including a practical experiment on simple harmonic motion and problem-solving tasks. It was a memorable experience pic.twitter.com/oxPko00pPg

06/03/25

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06/03/25

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06/03/25

Epic costumes from teachers pic.twitter.com/SLc31bnmhs

06/03/25

Here we go.! Years 7, 8 and 9 pic.twitter.com/hElH5qDBNQ

06/03/25

We have lots of fantastic costumes on show today - watch this space....! pic.twitter.com/g92NrKNFZb

05/03/25

Year 7 had a fantastic morning with learning about Nigeria, Onyeka and her friends and the superheroes who inspired them. The fun continued in the library with a book signing. pic.twitter.com/yIpHcG0iNt

05/03/25

🎤 On Monday, two Y10 pupils, Ramya and Ibrahim, represented HASU at the Sutton Regional Final of the Petchey Speak competition! They earned their spots in the final, showcasing powerful storytelling. We’re so proud of their achievements—well done!👏#SpeakOutChallenge pic.twitter.com/PXnQZPnCdw

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Uniform, Equipment and Prohibited Items

What is our vision for Uniform at HASU?

HASU pupils wear their uniform with pride.  It is a sign to other members of the community of the standards to which our pupils hold themselves to and exemplifies the culture of ‘highest expectations’ that we have. 

All pupils are expected to be of smart and sensible appearance and must adhere to the school Uniform and Equipment Policy at all times.  We have a list of equipment that is required that has been selected to ensure the maximum possible levels of achievement and no disruption to learning.

What are the details regarding Uniform and Equipment at HASU?

Item

Description

Blazer

Royal blue with teal piping

Jumper

Royal blue with teal piping

Tie

Royal blue with silver and teal stripes

Trousers

Black

Skirt

Tartan knee length skirt

Socks

Black

Shoes

Plain black shoes – No trainers, ankle boots, boots or fabric shoes. No trimmings i.e. buckles, labels, tags or decorations. Laces and stitching must be black. Black shoes should be worn on the way to and from the Academy.

Outside coat

Plain black or dark navy blue only

HASU Uniform Board

 

Full details can be found in our Uniform and Equipment policy.

 


Where can I order HASU school uniform?

The Harris Academy Sutton website page for Stevensons is: https://www.stevensons.co.uk/

The Academy also operates a used uniform scheme that is coordinated through the Academy PTA. Their website and contact details can be found here. The PTA holds uniform sales events throughout the year, as well as several events in July for our new parents.

For more information about how to access this used uniform you should contact the PTA directly via the email on thier website or through our Admissions Manager Karen Palm who will cordinate with them on your behalf.

k.palm@harrissutton.org.uk


Where can I find the Academy's Uniform and Equipment Policy?

The full uniform and equipment policy can be found in the Student Welfare section of the Policies area of the website, here.

What happens in extreme weather?

In very rare circumstances, extreme weather means the Academy may make slight adjustments to uniform expectations to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all students.  In any such circumstances, notification is sent to all parents.

What does my child need to bring to school each day?

All students are expected to arrive at the Academy each day with the following equipment:

  • Academy planner (provided)
  • Reading book
  • A Casio FX-83GTCW or FX-83GTX calculator (any colour, must be purchased).
  • At least two working black or blue pens
  • Purple pen
  • Two pencils
  • Pencil sharpener
  • Ruler
  • Rubber
  • Glue stick
  • Protractor
  • Pair of compasses

More information on equipment can be found in the Uniform and Equipment Policy.


What is my child not allowed to bring to school?

In order to ensure that the Academy is as safe, healthy and happy as possible, the Academy prohibits certain items. These rules are all in place in the best interests of students, and the Academy maintains an open dialogue with students through the Student Commission regarding prohibited items.

Category

Specific prohibited items

Electronic Devices

  • Phones (should not be seen or heard on the Academy site. Students who bring a phone to school should have it turned off and stored safely)
  • Cameras
  • Smart watches or other devise that connect to the internet

Food and Drink

The general rule is that small packs of ‘packed-lunch’ size sweets, crisps, biscuits etc are fine and appropriate.

Large bags of sweets or crisps and inappropriate fizzy drinks are not appropriate for school. The following items are prohibited and will be confiscated:

  • Lollipops
  • Caffeinated energy drinks
  • Bags of sweets over 16g
  • Packs of biscuits bigger than 3 biscuits
  • Fizzy drinks not sold on site
  • Bags of crisps bigger than 25g

Chewing gum

  • Chewing gum is completely forbidden.

Harmful objects

  • Any blade, knife, or other object deemed usable as a weapon
  • Drugs (both illegal, and medicines not declared to Student Wellbeing)
  • Alcohol
  • Cigarettes
  • E-Cigarettes
  • Vaping fluid
  • Any and all smoking paraphernalia