TCA’s Head of History spoke at a virtual teaching conference about the importance of teaching British history within the context of world history during her talk on representations of heritage.
Students from three of our Trust secondaries submitted nearly half a million correct answers in an online competition in just five days.
Corby and East Northants MP Tom Pursglove visited two of our Corby schools to see at first hand the measures put into place to ensure that learning continues effectively, both in school and remotely.
Jo Maraschin, the Head of History at Thomas Clarkson Academy has been selected to speak at a virtual teaching conference this weekend, where she will discuss how working in South African schools has shaped her thinking on the teaching of issues such as race and representations of heritage.
Normally our schools hold transition events and activities to make sure that Year 6 students joining us in September have a chance to look around the buildings, meet their tutors and take part in activities to help them settle into school.
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Work on the new Sixth Form centre, which is currently under construction at Kettering Science Academy, is progressing well, with the build team making great progress despite strategic complications caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
Although the winners for this year’s Carnegie/Greenaway Awards have been announced, students can still vote for their favourite titles from this year’s nominees.
Two students from Thomas Clarkson Academy were nominated for a regional award thanks to their volunteer work at Wisbech and Fenland Museum.
Our Trust secondary schools are preparing to welcome back 'pods' of Year 10 and Year 12 students from next week in a phased return to our buildings.
Energy efficient strategies introduced across our schools have led to a monthly energy saving which is the equivalent of running around 14 UK homes for an entire year.
Students Will and Aimee Ballantyne from Corby Business Academy have been keeping busy during lockdown by putting on shows for the elderly and housebound.
Students at Kettering Science Academy have produced a magazine about activities at the school, which has been distributed to year groups and staff.
