Latest News Stories from Brooke Weston Academy
Sean Houghton, the Trust’s newly appointed Director of Geography, combines teaching, mentoring and school support in his new role, which will drive up outcomes and build cohesiveness in the subject across our secondary schools.
Brooke Weston Trust’s Chairman of the Board and CEO welcomed the first cohort of delegates onto the Leadership Academy at a celebration inaugural dinner.
Brooke Weston Academy hosted 40 Governors from across the Brooke Weston Trust schools for an intensive day of training and development, including whole cohort sessions and more informal afternoon workshops, one led by Principal Pete Kirkbride.
Rockets made from Benecol bottles and fuelled by Vitamin C tablets were just one of the experiments led by Brooke Weston Academy’s Science Ambassadors at Beanfield Primary School.
Students from Brooke Weston Academy and Kettering Science Academy are enjoying a bespoke training programme for Sixth Formers who are considering joining the teaching profession.
Students and teams from Brooke Weston Academy were among those receiving awards at this year’s Trust sports awards.
Around 70 students from Trust and local schools took part in the shadowing event at Brooke Weston Academy, voting for their favourite books in this year’s Carnegie and Greenaway Awards.
Congratulations to Brooke Weston Academy's groundsman, Paul Twamley and Louise Chapman, a teacher from Corby Businesss Academy, who both finished the London Marathon and exceeded their fundraising totals after spending months training and preparing for the event.
Brooke Weston Academy’s participants on the ‘Believe Big’ project enjoyed an afternoon tea with Principal Pete Kirkbride and members of the SLT, to celebrate their work on the competition.
Please enter an introduction for your news story here.A team of our students competed with others from across Trust secondary schools in the Big Big Book Quiz when they met bestselling author Ross Welford 
and heard about his writing career and inspirations.
Aspiring medics from Brooke Weston Academy had valuable hands-on experience in a simulated operating theatre where they learned about medical careers, terminology and anatomy and dissected organs including brains, hearts, kidneys and livers.
Congratulations to the Brooke Weston Teams who competed in the final of the Trust’s Believe Big competition and won first prize for the best stall with their invention RoboDog.
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