Harris Academy Wimbledon

HAWI6, as we are known for short, is an ambitious, academic, and scholarly sixth form. Our teachers are experts in their subjects and passionate about equipping students with the academic qualifications, wider skills, and experiences they need to succeed in their next steps. Our sixth formers learn in a state-of-the-art building with modern facilities and resources. They are enthusiastic learners, and our teachers know how to support them to achieve the best possible grades. But we recognise that great academic results go hand-in-hand with a fun and stimulating enrichment programme. Our calendar is packed with performances, sports fixtures, speaker sessions, trips, clubs, and societies. ‘Making a difference’ is the ethos of Harris Academy Wimbledon, and ait carries right through into our sixth form. All of our students volunteer in the wider community, contributing their skills to benefit society. They are role models to younger students, and each term brings new opportunities for sixth formers to take on leadership roles and develop their confidence and responsibility. Although our Sixth Form is still relatively young, we are already seeing fantastic outcomes. Our first cohort achieved outstanding results, with students progressing to top destinations including the University of Cambridge, the University of Warwick, Kings College London, and many more. Our rate of progression to Russell Group universities is already well above the national average. We are proud to be part of the thriving and successful Harris Federation network of sixth forms, where students gain places at elite universities at more than twice the national rate. We also benefit from a close partnership with King’s College School Wimbledon, and our students are supported by a well-established programme of careers guidance and university application support. Our Sixth Form is built on ambition — for our students, for their futures, and for the difference they will make. If you share that drive, then this is the place for you.

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