'Believe Big’ an initiative to generate ideas that could change the world and build students confidence in delivering presentations. The competition has been launched across our trust secondary schools and later in the academic year our primary schools will take part.
Beanfield Primary School had an action-packed finale to their Ambition for All month with a talent show where students showcased their skills to a packed audience including the Mayor of Corby.
BWT is introducing energy efficient technologies into some of its buildings which will generate significant savings in excess of £1million and reduce environmental impact over the course of their lifespan.
Key Stage 4 and 5 students at Kettering Science Academy have been appointed as prefects to give them more responsibility and act as role models to their peers.
Author Tom Easton spoke to groups of our secondary students about his work and gave them an insight into the writing process when he visited Corby Business Academy recently.
Congratulations to students from Brooke Weston Academy who were invited to submit artwork for the Royal Academy of Arts exhibition at Kettering Museum and Art Gallery. They were among students from four local secondary schools invited to take part.
Thanks to the Daubeney Academy who hosted nine of our senior leaders for a fact finding tour where they learned how the school delivers a ‘character curriculum’ where the emphasis is on providing a well-rounded education, supported and enhanced with a range of character based education opportunities.
Students and staff at Beanfield Primary School are launching their Ambition for All campaign with their theme of ‘Time to Shine.’
Thomas Clarkson Academy has launched a mentoring scheme so older students can offer targeted help and support to their younger counterparts.
Students from Brooke Weston Academy made and decorated gingerbread houses with an emphasis on ‘healthy’ decorations. Five students from Year 9 took part as they were the winners of a healthy eating burger competition and selected students from Year 7 were also invited to take part.
Nearly 50 of our Year 4 students walked down the red carpet at the Wisbech Light cinema to attend a special premiere of their own film, about crime and punishment in the Victorian era.
Hundreds of students took part in this year's annual Christmas Showcase at Brooke Weston Academy. The concerts featured acts including instrumentals, short plays, choral and classical arrangements and dances.
