Brooke Weston Sixth Former Jack Lewin is having work experience of a lifetime on the set of Coronation Street in Manchester. Jack’s association with the programme began when he started building Lego models based on the soap’s storyline and uploading the films to YouTube.
Brooke Weston Teaching School Alliance (TSA) is running a bespoke training programme for Sixth Form students who are considering joining the teaching profession.
Well done to all the athletes and sports teams from across our Trust schools who had their talents and achievements recognised at this year's Trust Sports Awards, which were organised and hosted by the Trust's Director of Sport, Kirstie Smith.
Year 2 students from Peckover Primary School had awonderful day when they visited Thetford Forest with the author Yuval Zummer who wrote the ‘The big book of bugs’!
Fresh from their success at Crufts, Brooke Weston Academy Sixth Former Katie Lines, and her dog Archie, are representing Team GB in European Championships next month. Katie has been busy fundraising for the trip to Holland and has also set up a crowdfunding page so that supporters can donate directly.
KSA’s site manager Pete Underwood is a keen motorcyclist and he regularly rides out and marshals at some of the UK’s biggest road races, and also raises money for biker charities, with thousands of pounds being raised annually for the cause.
Two current students from Thomas Clarkson Academy and a former student from Peckover Primary School will meet HRH The Prince of Wales next week after being selected to help co-host an awards ceremony with comedian Sir Lenny Henry.
Thomas Clarkson Academy has been nominated for a national education award after forging links with Wisbech’s homeless shelter.
Students at Oakley Vale Primary School created a piece of history by creating a colourful mosaic to commemorate the school’s 10th anniversary.
Students from across our Trust primary schools are developing innovative ideas as part of the ‘Believe Big’ project and they will present their ideas at the final next month. The Trust-wide competition mirrors one that has already taken place in our secondary schools where students were tasked to come up with ideas, create posters, models and do a presentation to judges.
Corby Business Academy’s Vice Principal Ruth Hurcombe said that her experience at three Brooke Weston Trust schools has equipped her for the next stage in her career.
Congratulations to Oakley Vale Primary School who have been crowned this year’s Trust Attendance champions, beating Gretton Primary School by the very narrowest of margins. Oakley Vale had an excellent attendance rate of 96.51% while Gretton were just behind with 96.5%
