The Brooke Weston Teaching School Alliance is delighted to announce that they have been selected to lead the ‘Leadership Coaching Pledge’ Project in the North West South Central London region. This project is specifically aimed at providing support for women in leadership positions and supporting women to secure leadership roles in education
Brooke Weston Academy’s groundsman Paul Twamley is aiming to raise £2,000 for the Teenage Cancer Trust by running the London Marathon. He has delivered assemblies about goal setting to students and is hoping that the academy will support his charity efforts with a mufti day.
Our longest-serving IT staff have seen many changes during their two decades of service to Brooke Weston Academy and the Trust, and have implemented strategies to enhance the smooth running of our academies and the educational experience of our students.
Middle and senior leaders from across our Trust are working together to develop the Brooke Weston Trust Leadership Academy. This is an exciting new initiative designed to nurture talent and ensure good succession planning across our family of schools.
The Brooke Weston Teaching School Alliance was delighted to host a counter terrorism safeguarding event in collaboration with Northants Police Special Branch.
Mr John Henrys, Brooke Weston Trust’s Head of Analytics, System Performance and Innovation, is working to drive performance and innovation across the Trust, promoting a culture of success and evolution and using business metrics and data to ensure that we are performing as effectively as possible in all areas of our operation.
Students and staff at Corby Technical School are excited to be torchbearers of the ‘Ambition for All’ campaign this month. The school has planned a series of events to celebrate all the ambitious things they do.
To coincide with Children’s Mental Health Week students at Brooke Weston Academy have been taking part in weekly yoga lessons to help them relax and relieve anxiety.
This week is Children’s Mental Health Week supporting children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing. This year’s focus highlights the importance of ‘Being Ourselves’ and celebrating children’s unique qualities and strengths.
Mr Leyton Smith is passionate about supporting schools and will collaborate closely with our Trust primaries in his new role as Executive Principal.
Beanfield Primary’s new Associate Principal, Mrs Sam Eathorne, says it will be ‘business as usual’ as she takes over the day to day running of the school.
Well done to students from Thomas Clarkson Academy who took part in a taster day at the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in London where they joined in a series of workshops and exercises.
