The latest secondary news
Congratulations to Kerry Prior, who is the new Trust Director of English at Secondary level. Kerry has a strong background in her subject, having been Director of English at Corby Business Academy for 18 months and a teacher for over a decade.
A scheme introduced at Brooke Weston Academy where governors interview Sixth Form students has proved a great success. The governors spend a couple of months each year offering feedback and advice to students preparing for university or job interviews.
Congratulations to the students and staff of Kettering Science Academy who worked so hard to put on a barnstorming performance of Oliver! their first musical production in years.
David Bailey, the Chair of Governors at Thomas Clarkson Academy, brings a wealth of experience to his role as he works alongside equality, diversity and religious groups in a professional daily capacity.
Brooke Weston Academy’s computer science teacher Ray Chambers is one of only ten teachers from across the world to be named as one of the ten finalists in a global teaching competition, and the only one from the UK.
CTS is the first secondary school in Northamptonshire to receive the Bronze TaMHS (Targeted Mental Health in Schools) award.
The CEO and former CEO of the Brooke Weston Trust, along with partners from the construction industry and Northants County Council, had their first tour of the new extension at Corby Technical School.
Congratulations to three of our teachers from across the Trust who have been accredited as Specialist Leaders in Education.
Congratulations to Sixth Former Diana Rubene, from Thomas Clarkson Academy, who took up photography specifically to enter a competition and scooped first prize in her age category!
Ray Chambers, computer science teacher from Brooke Weston Academy was invited to launch the 2017 Young Game Designers competition on behalf of BAFTA at this year's BETT education show.
Author Julian Sedgwick transported Thomas Clarkson Academy's Year 7 ACE students to a world of fantasy and adventure when he visited the school.
A group of students from Corby Technical School received a trophy for having the ‘Best Project’ at First Lego League in Market Deeping.
