Education welfare staff at Oakley Vale Primary School are running a free advice course based on the popular ‘1-2-3- Magic’ programme which promotes ‘calm, effective and happy’ parenting.
Members of Oakley Vale’s School Council have chosen the winning design for a commemorative mosaic celebrating the school’s 10th anniversary.
The whole of Year 11 (and selected Year 10 students) from Kettering Science Academy took part in a revision session with a difference - the Royal Shakespeare Company’s live broadcast of Macbeth.
The Brooke Weston Trust welcomed senior educationalists and CEOs on an Executive Educators programme run by Ambition School Leadership.
The Brooke Weston Trust is thrilled to have forged a partnership with nationally renowned The BRIT School to offer a tailored package of creative and performing arts classes for students aged 8 to 15.
Trust Director Mr Heneage Stevenson toured Kettering Science Academy and spoke to students and staff about a variety of educational topics during a recent fact-finding trip. He met Associate Principal Tony Segalini and Vice Principals Kirsty Farrar and Dr Andy Kirk before having round-table discussions with staff, students and other members of the senior leadership team.
Congratulations to Corby Business Academy’s Senior Concert Band that has been selected to perform at the National Music for Youth finals, by the judges of the regional competition, that took place in March. The group will perform alongside a very select few of the country’s top musicians, at Birmingham’s Symphony Hall in July.
Seven Billion Ideas, the company behind the Believe Big campaign that ran in all five of our Trust secondary schools, has produced a video of the final when 15 teams presented their potentially life-changing ideas to a panel of judges.
A multi million pound joint project to install LED lighting and photo-voltaic cells in some of our Trust schools has been featured in the latest edition of myacademy magazine.
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Louise Chapman and Paul Twamley both finished the London Marathon and exceeded their fundraising totals after spending months training and preparing for the event. It was Louise’s first ever marathon and, a year ago, she hadn’t even run a step! For Paul it was his second London Marathon and he beat his previous time, despite the sweltering heat on the day.
Well done to Year 6 student Benjamin Hunter who is the youngest student in his karate club ever to attain the level of Shodan (black belt).
Fresh air, exercise and imaginative play are so important for our students and two of our schools are in the process of updating parts of their outside space.
