Latest News Stories from Brooke Weston Academy
Pictured are some of the Year 12 Brooke Weston Academy volunteers who helped to organise and co-ordinate donations across all tutor groups in the academy for the Corby Foodbank during the last fortnight. We would like to thank our students, parents, carers and staff for their generosity and support as it will make a difference to many in the local area over the festive period.
The first very successful term of BRIT Kids Saturday classes will be rounded off with a celebration event on Saturday 15th December, to which prospective students and their parents are invited.
Sixth Formers at Brooke Weston Academy had invaluable preparation for university and working life as a team of professionals held mock interviews and gave constructive feedback on their performance.
Brooke Weston Academy has raised over £1,300 to provide life-changing surgery for people in developing countries.
Paul Balmer, a BAFTA nominated film maker, is delivering the film production strand of the BRIT Kids Saturday classes at Corby Business Academy.
A group of Year 9 textiles students are making individual ‘fidget blankets’ for people with dementia at a local care home.
Congratulation to BWA Sixth Formers, Stuart Bryce and Matthew McCormick, who both completed the Great North Run raising hundreds of pounds for charity. It was the first time that they had taken part in an official marathon as they had to wait until they were 17 to compete.
Five students from Brooke Weston Academy were selected to take part in a work experience programme at Northamptonshire Police, when they saw many different aspects of the Force’s operation, including the Dog Section and Force Control Room.
Five students from Brooke Weston Academy were selected to take part in a work experience programme at Northamptonshire Police, when they saw many different aspects of the Force’s operation, including the Dog Section and Force Control Room.
Brooke Weston Academy has been thanked by a South African school after it raised £1,400 to buy much-needed educational and sporting resources.
Year 7 students have been taking part in a sponsored Readathon raising more than £130 that will go towards providing books and storyteller visits to sick children in hospitals.
A group of 12 Year 9 Young Leaders visited Our Lady of Walsingham Catholic Junior School to help organise and run their school sports day.
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