Sam Blackman, aged 18, from Kettering, who is completing his A levels at Kettering Science Academy has won a place and a financial aid package to study at Harvard College after participating in the Sutton Trust US Programme, run in partnership with the US-UK Fulbright Commission.
Year 3 children from Peckover Primary School were very lucky to have the opportunity to participate in a five-day art project organised by St Peter’s Lodge in Wisbech.
The amazing Art and DT work of GCSE and Sixth Form students has been showcased at Brooke Weston Academy's annual show.
A Year 10 student from Robert Smyth Academy in Market Harborough has been shadowing our Trust Senior Education Welfare and Safeguarding Officer, Martine Boyd on a week’s work experience placement.
Following the recently announced opportunity to develop a free school in Wisbech, the Brooke Weston Trust has invited Fenland and Cambridgeshire councillors to tour two of its outstanding schools in Northamptonshire.
Thomas Clarkson Academy has received a national education award after forging links with Wisbech’s homeless shelter.
Well done to the team from Corby Business Academy whose ‘Flash Trap’ reflective clothing achieved third place in the final of the Northants County Schools Challenge winning £500 from Kier WSP to put the idea into practice.
Good luck to teams from Brooke Weston Academy, Corby Business Academy and Corby Technical School who are three of the eight teams in tonight’s County School Challenge finals, which is a ‘Dragons’ Den’ style competition run by Northants Police and Fire service.
Year 6 students from Oakley Vale primary school put their business ideas into practice during Entrepreneur Week, with stalls selling popcorn, cookies and doughnuts proving very popular!
Teams from Brooke Weston Academy, Corby Technical School and Corby Business Academy will be battling it out in the finals of the County Schools Challenge, when they will present innovative ideas on road safety.
Rockets made from Benecol bottles and fuelled by Vitamin C tablets were just one of the experiments led by Brooke Weston Academy’s Science Ambassadors at Beanfield Primary School.
Fantasy author Rudi Jennings, visited Peckover Primary School to talk about his writing career and debut novel, ‘The Last Myon.’
