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16/09/25

OPEN EVENING We are very excited to welcome visitors and prospective students to our Open Evening later today. Please note, there is no parking available on the school site.

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15/09/25

OPEN EVENING TOMORROW We're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Tuesday 16th September 2025. There are still places available for our 1:30pm - 3:30pm slot. Book now:  burntmillacademy.org/

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05/09/25

OPEN EVENING: We're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Tuesday 16th September 2025. NOTICE: Our evening slot is now full. To book a morning or afternoon slot, please go to our website burntmillacademy.org/

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03/09/25

OPEN EVENING We're looking forward to welcoming prospective families to view our school on Tuesday 16th September 2025. This event has three slots available with a speech by the headteacher. To find out more and book a slot, please go to our website:  burntmillacademy.org/

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21/08/25

“Our students worked incredibly hard and were supported throughout by their teachers and families. We wish all our students the very best of luck for their future.” Well done to all students collecting their  Read More:  burntmillacademy.org/56/late…

27/03/25

RT  : 🏗️ 🏫 Our school rebuild campaign at    is well underway, with the main teaching block due to open in September…

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27/03/25

🏗️ 🏫 Our school rebuild campaign at is well underway, with the main teaching block due to open in September 2025. 👏 Thank you to for your continued hard work on this project and for providing this insightful progress update: pic.twitter.com/sdIqW1Hr4Y

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11/03/25

📢 Introducing our new School Uniform and PE Kit for Year 7 & 8 for September 2025! 🧑‍🎓 It's an exciting time for staff and students and we are pleased to mark this new chapter in the history of our school. 📰 Read more:  burntmillacademy.org/56/late…

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10/03/25

Congratulations to Hannah Nunn in Year 8, who represented the school at the Judo British School Championships and bringing home the gold medal 🥇🥋

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04/03/25

The Essex Teaching Awards gives the opportunity to recognise the inspirational work of teachers and school staff within Essex.  Anyone can nominate individuals or teams working or volunteering in educational establishments in the local authority area. essex.gov.uk/schools-and-lea…

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12/02/25

🗣️ Drama students particiapted in an exciting competition where they were assigned monologues based on famous musical theatre songs. 🎭 Some used creative movement, while others enlisted friends to act as silent characters, enhancing their performances with dynamic interactions.

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05/02/25

💼 Year 8 & 9 students explored potential vocations at the London Careers Festival in the Guildhall. 👨‍⚕️ They spoke with professionals from the army, engineering, nursing, and more, engaging in interactive displays and learning about a variety of professions.

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03/02/25

💬 We believe in the power of listening as a cornerstone of communication and learning. 👨‍🎓 Our student leaders began training with tasks that encouraged listening and collaboration. 📈 This helps pupils improve their academic performance but also develop essential life skills.

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30/01/25

🎆 Teams from each of the six houses worked with their house leaders to bake a cake based on the theme of ‘New Year’. 🍰 There were some decorative designs and wonderful tasting cakes. ⭐️ As well as receiving House points, the winning team also received ‘Star Baker’ badges.

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27/01/25

🗳 GCSE Students were invited to sit in the public gallery of the House of Commons and listen to some of the Private Member's Bills being read. 🚆  spoke to pupils about the future of Harlow including his push for better transport links and investment for hospitals.

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09/01/25

👷‍♂️ 🏫 Students were given a unique opportunity to leave a lasting legacy on the school's new building project, as part of a special competition to sign the steel frames that form the structure of the upcoming facility. burntmillacademy.org/56/late…

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03/12/24

🎄 Our Christmas market was a great success! ☕️ There was a lovely atmosphere at the various stalls with Christmas carols, hot chocolate, mince pies and more. 🎁 We look forward to making this an annual event at Burnt Mill Academy.

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02/12/24

📢 Our Senior Student Leadership Team are launching the 'Trade in, Trade out' initative. 📦 Items will be collected in a box placed at the main reception. 👔 PE kits, PE/school bags, ties, blazers, trousers, skirts and shoes are all welcome donations.

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25/11/24

We were thrilled to welcome back former student and artist Charlie Dixon, who spent time with GCSE Art students. Through a detailed discussion of his techniques and creative process, Charlie encouraged students to push the boundaries of their artistic expression.

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21/11/24

👮 Children and Young People officers (CYP) met with students and offered an opportunity to ask questions or raise any concerns. 🤝 These visits will become a regular occurrence, so students see the police as part of our community and that they are approachable and here to help.

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Head students appointed

Head students appointed

Posted: 26th June 2019

Ambitious young leaders have been appointed to help shape their school’s future.

A team of 12 students have been given a place on the student senior leadership team (SSLT) at Burnt Mill Academy.

Head boy Asa Fletcher-Snow and head girl Isabel Murphy will be supported by deputies, SSLT members and senior prefects as they go into Year 11.

While the head team is usually made up of ten students, the quality of applications was so high, the group has had to be expanded this year.

Francis Collins, deputy headteacher, said: “The standard of applications this year was unbelievable. The ideas the students proposed will work and will help to make the school even better than it already is.

“What came through strongly with each candidate was how proud they are to be involved. They were all nervous, but the way they spoke was phenomenal.”

Students had to submit a letter of application outlining what they bring to Burnt Mill, what they would bring to the role and how they would contribute to the Burnt Mill community.

Shortlisted candidates had to then give presentations to both senior staff and Key Stage 3 student leaders who had a vote.

Asa said: “I’m a confident young man who wants to represent the school in the best way I can and improve it in any way I can.

“One of the ideas I put forward was for a student support system looking after the wellbeing of students and making sure the younger students especially have someone to turn to.

“It’s amazing. I am very, very proud to be given this opportunity and I feel very lucky.”

Isabel said: “I wanted to be a role model to other students. When I started at Burnt Mill, I was part of student voice and I wanted that work to continue. I had to appeal to get my place at Burnt Mill, so it means a lot to me to be a student here.

“I spoke a lot in my interview about the environment and how I want to make changes in the canteen, such as using wooden cutlery and compostable boxes.

“I am really happy.”

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