Students have been presenting innovative ideas to senior leaders at Brooke Weston Academy, in order to promote road safety as part of the County Schools Challenge, a ‘Dragons’ Den’ style competition run by Northants Police and Fire service.
Anne Hill, Brooke Weston Trust's Executive Principal for the secondary phase, has been selected for a top role supporting schools in challenging circumstances and training new teachers.
Around 70 students from Trust and local schools took part in a shadowing event at Brooke Weston Academy, voting for their favourite books in this year’s Carnegie and Greenaway Awards.
Children from the nursery, reception and unit at Beanfield primary academy had the opportunity to get up close with small animals when a specialist company visited the school.
The application deadline to apply for the first cohort of the Leadership Academy is today.
Peckover Primary School’s ‘Performing Arts’ evening was very special with over 40 children performing to a packed house. The theme was ‘Songs from Musical Theatre’ and Mrs Kendal hosted the event
Teacher Nikki Clark from Corby Business Academy has been specialising in special needs for nearly 20 years and she loves the job as no two days are the same.
CCF cadets from across our Trust schools had their first session shooting air rifles today, in preparation for Annual Camp next month.
Peckover Primary School is sprucing up a neglected plot of land as part of the BBC series, Britain in Bloom.
A group of German students from Velbert, which is twinned with Corby, visited the town to find out more about life here so Corby Technical School invited them along for a fact-finding visit.
The Unit at Corby Business Academy provides high quality care and specialist provision for students with special educational needs. It is an active and thriving part of the school where students are taught in classrooms within the Unit and designated classrooms in three faculties.
Year 3 students at Iakley Vale Primary School had an amazing time getting close to the animals at Woburn safari part as part of their project on zoos and endangered species. They went on a double decker bus which toured the enclosure metres away from wildlife including monkeys, a lioness and a sleeping rhino.
