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03/05/24

HCACP students were fortunate enough to attend t masterclass at Steinway hall with the incredible French.  The students had a wonderful time learning about composing and playing some very expensive pianos!  Thank you to for arranging the event. pic.twitter.com/lQrl7ZHfNs

02/05/24

Congratulations to our wonderful year 13 students pic.twitter.com/qaDxSPTWoX

01/05/24

If you are interested in the terrible impact on children and families living long-term in unsuitable temporary accommodation, listen to this podcast - thank you to the parents who shared their stories https://t.co/hwmkFE5j62

29/04/24

Our amazing HCACP Anti-Bullying Ambassadors pic.twitter.com/qNtt5pIE3b

26/04/24

Two terrific teams at the start and at the end of a successful DofE Bronze Practice Expedition! pic.twitter.com/xqi7hSG078

26/04/24

HCACP Students take in a little culture at the National Art Gallery today. pic.twitter.com/hsraer9JL8

26/04/24

Curious cows watching one of our DofE expedition teams! pic.twitter.com/Uw0BlyBu4U

26/04/24

Lunch with a view after climbing a steep hill on their DofE Bronze Practice Expedition! pic.twitter.com/57oM0VL1Hf

23/04/24

Music 🔥 🧨👌. An outstanding curriculum, endless performance opportunities, a thriving peripatetic programme, fully inclusive of all students and all types of musicianship. Thank you 🥇Team Music 🎶 and to Katie Stanton for your brilliant leadership. https://t.co/N3hZ1Rp8Yl

19/04/24

Enduring high winds, torrential rain, and freezing temperatures, our three DofE Gold teams have done brilliantly to complete their practice expedition! With thanks to for another amazing expedition experience. pic.twitter.com/QPHnkszYYp

16/04/24

Downhill to camp after a day hiking across the Brecon Beacons. pic.twitter.com/RpF6LupGF9

16/04/24

Spot the DofE group #47 pic.twitter.com/LKDXOa38nR

16/04/24

Admiring the view over Llyn y Fan Fach. pic.twitter.com/iPlKjkcPJk

16/04/24

Taking a break climbing and then having lunch atop Bannau Sir Gaer on day one of the DofE Gold Practice Expedition. pic.twitter.com/chFVTchpEO

16/04/24

Three DofE Gold expedition teams ready to head up into the hills of the Brecon Beacons for the beginning of their practice expedition today! pic.twitter.com/x4j06oq20h

01/04/24

HCACP have produced a helpful revision booklet for our Year 11 students. Find it here https://t.co/a5oTV6xoSo pic.twitter.com/23QzHr1y0P

28/03/24

Final activity of the day for the year 7s before we make our departure home. 🤺 pic.twitter.com/EbVDS4KD2U

28/03/24

Final activity of the day for the year 7s before we make our departure home. 🤺 pic.twitter.com/EbVDS4KD2U

28/03/24

The ‘Giant Swing’ pic.twitter.com/falKRDrxDe

28/03/24

The ‘Giant Swing’ pic.twitter.com/falKRDrxDe

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Posted on November 20th 2013

Jack Petchey Awards Evening

On the evening of 18th November 2013, the Jack Petchey Awards Evening for schools in Croydon was held at Fairfield Halls. George Mcnaughton-Ellis, Oliver Murray, Nashada Saka, Erlla Caramba-Coker Michaela James, Joseph Perry, Quiana Simpson-Plummer and Bradley Simms received their awards from Yvette Hopley, the Mayor of Croydon and were warmly applauded by a packed Ashcroft Theatre. Each received a gold medallion to commemorate their achievement in being selected to win a Jack Petchey Award. Students were nominated to win for a variety of reasons - from commitment to developing Music in the Academy, to sporting achievement, to the excellent attendance, punctuality and attitude that, while never unnoticed, is sometimes unsung. All of these students are phenomenal ambassadors for our academy and I was very proud to see them honoured on Monday night. 

This year's first award winner will shortly be decided upon by the year 11 prefects, who will share responsibility for promoting the awards and choosing the winners with the Student Council. An important part of the prize is £200 which must be spent for the benefit of the students at the Academy in some way. Keep an eye out on the website for updates on who the students select as their Jack Petchey Achievement Award winners this year. 

Mr Coe