Sport at Harris Academy Beulah Hill
Enrichment and Extra-Curricular Opportunities
At Harris Academy Beulah Hill, we are passionate about providing students with a rich and varied programme of sporting enrichment and extra-curricular activities. We believe that participation in sport not only enhances physical health but also plays a vital role in developing the whole student — building confidence, teamwork, and leadership skills that extend far beyond the classroom.
Through our extensive sports enrichment programme, students are encouraged to:
- Commit their time to activities that develop their knowledge and understanding.
- Consolidate and build upon their learning from PE lessons.
- Strengthen interpersonal and communication skills.
- Develop independence and resilience.
- Become critical thinkers and problem-solvers.
- Engage with our Concept Curriculum, which focuses on developing essential soft skills for life.
What’s on Offer at HABH
We are proud to offer a wide range of extra-curricular sports clubs that cater to all interests and abilities. These clubs give students the opportunity to:
- Interact with peers outside of lessons, in turn developing communication skills.
- Develop and refine their sporting skills.
- Represent the Academy in local and national competitions such as the London Cup, Croydon Cup, and Harris Federation tournaments.
Clubs on offer include:
- Netball
- Football
- Hotshots Football Academy
- Basketball
- Health & Fitness Club
- PE Scholars Programme
The PE Scholars Programme
Our PE Scholars Programme is designed to challenge and inspire our top sportsmen and sportswomen across the Academy. The programme delivers three key strands:
- Practical – Understanding the laws of the game and improving technical skill.
- Coaching – Developing leadership and communication through peer coaching.
- Fitness – Exploring the science of training, conditioning, and performance.
Each term, students take part in a sport rotation, ensuring a well-rounded and engaging experience. The programme is delivered to 60 students across Year 7-9 (10 girls and 10 boys per year group) and provides a platform for high-performing and motivated individuals to develop their leadership, teamwork, and subject knowledge beyond the classroom.
