Believe Big competition
Congratulations to a team from Corby Technical School who won the first Trust Believe Big competition with an innovative idea to combat drink drivers.
Congratulations to a team from Corby Technical School who won the first Trust Believe Big competition with an innovative idea to combat drink drivers.
Brooke Weston Academy has been recognised nationally for its excellent results in 2017 based on data from the Department for Education and Ofsted, analysed by SSAT (the Schools, Students and Teachers network).
The Brooke Weston Trust CCF cadets have been undertaking weapon trainings and manoeuvres in preparation for a forthcoming field weekend when they will put their drills in to practice.
Brooke Weston Academy is delighted to host National Schools Commissioner Sir David Carter for a one day visit today (Monday 19 March), when he will meet the Regional Schools Commissioner (RSC), Martin Post, and education leaders from across the region.
Students at Beanfield Primary School were presented with an engraved trophy by the Chairman of Corby's Royal British Legion as they collected nearly £800 for the Poppy Appeal, the largest amount raised by any of 25 local schools.
Students at Gretton primary learned tricks and skills, including bunny hops and 180 degree turns during a recent workshop by Microscooters.
Congratulations to Andy Buffham, from Peckover Primary School, who was selected from a cohort of over 50 primary professionals to receive a prestigious award while on the Teaching Leaders Fellows programme to gain his National Professional Qualification for Middle Leaders (NPQML).
Intrepid Brooke Weston Academy students took part in a freezing training weekend in Derbyshire to prepare for an expedition to Tanzania this summer. The students camped and hiked in extreme cold in stark contrast to the warm and humid African temperatures they will experience in July.
Drama students from Kettering Science Academy are preparing for a trip to Greece to take part in drama workshops and see where theatre originated.
A programme which has seen a group of rugby players from Thomas Clarkson Academy take part in training sessions with Northampton Saints coaches has led to students delivering tag rugby sessions to primary pupils.
Students at Oakley Vale Primary School have joined TerraCycle a free recycling programme funded by brands, manufacturers, and retailers around the world to collect and recycle hard-to-recycle waste and raise money for the school.