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++ Cambridgeshire school offers students ‘high quality learning environment’ ++ Students, parents and carers at St Ivo Academy are being asked to offer their thoughts about plans to revamp and refurbish the current Sixth Form centre. The school in St Ives has asked its students what they would like to see in a proposed new
++ St Neots school contributes to ‘Kitmas 24’++ Students and staff at Ernulf Academy in St Neots are collecting and sorting football shirts to regift for children who may not receive any, or many presents this year. The Kitmas 24 crowdfunder is a community fundraising event where either money can be gifted or people can donate football shirts in
++ The Woodland Trust has given Astrea Academy Woodfields a range of trees which are native to England ++ ++ The school’s gardening club has started planting the trees, as National Tree Week gets underway ++ Astrea Academy Woodfields in Doncaster, part of Astrea Academy Trust, has received approximately 200 saplings, a generous gift from the
++ Atlas Academy in Doncaster is rated as “Good” across the board by Ofsted inspectors ++ ++ The school is one where “everybody is proud of the community they have created” ++ Staff and pupils at Atlas Academy in Doncaster, part of Astrea Academy Trust, are celebrating after the school received a glowing report from Ofsted inspectors, who
++ Hartley Brook Primary Academy in Sheffield has won the School Games Mark for its commitment to encouraging competition within their school and community ++ ++ The school has a strong track record in offering pupils a wide variety of sporting opportunities ++ In true Olympic spirit, Hartley Brook Primary Academy in Sheffield, part
++ St Neots pupils meet MPs to help schools become ‘net-zero’++ Two students from Ernulf Academy in St Neots visited the Houses of Parliament earlier this month, meeting MPs, fellow students and representatives, at a ‘Teach the Future’ and ‘Let’s Go Zero’ Parliamentary Reception, organised to discuss the decarbonisation of schools. Ernulf students Dylan and
++ Students at Astrea Academy Woodfields are given their own instrument at a special ceremony ++ ++ The school is being supported by the Music in Secondary Schools Trust to give their students the chance to develop their musical talent ++ There were cheers from a packed school hall at a special ceremony at Astrea