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Twenty extremely keen Year 12 students visited the iconic Lloyd’s Building (an ‘inside out’ building designed by Richard Rogers to provide the perfect working environment

On Friday 10th October 2025, Beal High School proudly hosted an exciting event that brought together students, teachers and digital experts for a morning of inspiration and learning. The ‘Be Internet Citizens’ workshop, delivered in partnership with ParentZone, YouTube, and our local MP Wes Streeting, aimed to equip secondary school students with the tools to…

Every language is a treasure – together we are stronger Our Multilingual Community • Beal High School is home to an incredible over 64 spoken languages. • This makes us one of the most multilingual and multicultural schools in the UK. • Every language represents a story, an identity, and a connection. The Power of Languages • Multilingual students often develop stronger memory, creativity, and…

On Monday 15th September, a small group of Year 12 students visited Forest School, Snaresbrook, where an insightful talk was delivered by the University of Oxford’s Admissions Team about what makes a stand-out University application. Students were spoken to about life at Oxford, the competitive application process and what makes a high-quality application. Here is…

Beal High School has achieved excellent GCSE results. 76.3% of students have achieved at least a 4+ in English and Maths

Our Year 9 students had an incredible time at the East London Science and Technology Challenge Day held at the University of East London

As Deputy Head of Year 12, I couldn’t be prouder of our Year 12 students and everything they’ve achieved through the First Give charity programme.

24 intrepid students from both Beal and The Forest Academy (TFA) and from both Year 12 and Year 10 took part in a Duke of Edinburgh (DofE) expedition staying at Deben House Campsite.

Year 12 students were involved in an extensive programme during Progression Week to put the students in a strong, informed position as regards their progression

On Friday 4th July we held the final presentations for the year 8 Excalibre project; this is an extra-curriculum project