Brooke Weston Trust’s procurement manager, Jo Bailey, spoke at the "Achieving Efficiencies in Multi Academy Trusts" conference for MAT leaders, about how to embed procurement strategy to drive efficiencies.
Award-winning author Tamsin Winter led a workshop with students at Corby Technical School, where they wrote compelling opening paragraphs and learned about story structure.
Four staff members from Brooke Weston Academy are taking on a 100km walking challenge to raise money for The Alzheimer’s Society.
Year 12 students at Thomas Clarkson Academy heard how degree apprenticeships are another route into the digital sector after spending the day with staff from an international technology consultancy firm.
Compass Primary has successfully met the criteria for the Intermediate Level of the British Council International School Award.
Two of our Trust schools, Corby Technical School and Kettering Science Academy, were among those who took part in the Faraday Challenge Day, an engineering competition led by the Institute of Engineering and Technology.
Three students at Thomas Clarkson Academy have picked up awards at Wisbech Hockey Club’s annual celebration ceremony.
The Brooke Weston Leadership Academy held an information evening for potential leaders of the future who wish to apply for a place on the second cohort of this very successful programme.
Arty students from Beanfield Primary Academy had the opportunity to see behind the scenes at the Core Corby as part of the Arts Award programme they are doing.
Dave Sharpe from Raptor Xotics took his amazing animals to both Oakley Vale and Beanfield Primary Schools, giving our students the chance to hold them and learn more about their diets and behaviour.
A group of Year 9 textiles students made individual ‘fidget blankets’ for people with dementia at a local care home. The students visited the home and learned about their clients’ background and interests so that they can each make a personalised blanket for each of them.
The determination of leaders at Corby Business Academy ‘has brought rapid improvements to the morale and to the culture of the school’ according to Ofsted inspectors.
