Latest News Stories from Brooke Weston Academy
Brooke Weston Academy is delighted to host National Schools Commissioner Sir David Carter for a one day visit today, when he will meet the Regional Schools Commissioner (RSC), Martin Post, and education leaders from across the region.
We are delighted to announce the three winners of our Trust ‘Believe Big’ competition are 7E’s Robot Dog, 7B’s Crystal Clear and 7R’s Homeless token bench.
Students in Year 7 took part in a Trust ‘Believe Big’ day in conjunction with 7billionideas, an initiative to generate ideas that could change the world and build students’ confidence in delivering presentations.
‘Believe Big’ an initiative to generate ideas that could change the world and build students confidence in delivering presentations. The competition has been launched across our trust secondary schools and later in the academic year our primary schools will take part.
A group of Brooke Weston Harry Potter fans were invited to take part in a celebration of J K Rowling’s unforgettable series of books at an event that was held at Corby Business Academy.
A group of girls from Year 9 were invited to perform at Beanfield Primary’s Variety Show for their Ambition for All month.
A group of Year 7 and 8 students were invited to Corby Business Academy to attend a talk given by author T S Easton who talked about his books and gave students an insight into the writing process.
More than 30 promising rugby players from our Trust secondary schools attended their first training session as members of the newly-formed Trust elite rugby squad.
Miss Trish Stringer, Director of Education for the Brooke Weston Trust, is retiring after 33 years in the profession, 27 of which have been with the Trust. Her determination to put students at the heart of all decision making is an approach which has served her well throughout her career.
A group of prospective Cambridge and Oxford students travelled to London to meet with one of Brooke Weston Academy’s trustees, Mr Heneage Stevenson who offered help and advice ahead of their university interviews.
A group of Year 8 students attended a workshop at Corby Business Academy with Canadian author Susin Nielson.
Students in Year 9 attended a Trust rugby tournament at Northampton Saints where they succeeded in winning three of their four games and became the Year 9 Trust Champions.
Coomb Road , Great Oakley, Corby, Northamptonshire, NN18 8LA
01536 396366