Friends of Harris Primary East Dulwich

Pace yourselves… the 2026 FoHPED Fun Run  is officially on! 🎉 Join us for one of our favourite community events of the year — full of energy, smiles, and a great cause at its heart. 📍 Alleyn’s Sports Field 📅 Sunday 26th April Whether your child is running, jogging or skipping their way to the finish line, it’s all about having fun and raising funds to support our school. All the details — including how to register — are just a click away:

We’d love you to join us for our Arts Week exhibition, where every child’s arts week pieces will be beautifully framed and on display 😊 📅 Monday 23rd (3:30–5:30pm) For families attending Parents’ Evening only 📅 Tuesday 24th (open to all parents and carers) * 2:30–3:30 – EYFS & Year 1 * 3:30–4:30 – Year 2 & Year 3 * 4:30–5:30 – Year 4, 5 & 6 💷 Artwork can be purchased for £12 (cash or card) Please come along, enjoy the exhibition, and celebrate the children’s lovely work!

Calling all Harris kids - the School Disco is back and it's gonna be, gonna be Golden! ✨🕺💃 Get all the information and your tickets to the hottest event in town by following this link!

FoHPED (Friends of Harris Primary East Dulwich) has built solid contacts with North Pole HQ since hosting the grotto at the Winter Fair. We’re delighted to offer personalised Santa letters again this year; a festive tradition that’s a real labour of love by the elves behind the scenes. How does it work? Sign up via the link below, choose your template and fill in your details as prompted; this will make the letter unique and extra magical, to really capture your child’s imagi

Looking for a quality Christmas tree, without the hassle? You’re in luck! We've partnered with Christmas Trees for Schools to bring you just that, and at prices that beat the highstreet. This year’s trees are glorious, sustainable Nordman Firs, grown in farms across Denmark, England and Scotland. Whereas the common spruce may suffer from needle drop, our own pines tend to remain perkier for longer when looked after. That’s why Norman Firs are known as ‘the King of Christmas T