Latest News Stories from Brooke Weston Academy
Congratulations to Natasha Chiremba who has been appointed Head of Design Technology. She is passionate about food and the other DT subjects as they are so relevant to students’ lives and career options.
Brooke Weston Academy’s business teacher Sarah Donlevy has published her first book, a teen fantasy, featuring fairies Shadow and Dillan and their quest to save their homeland, the Foreste, and its creatures from an eternal sleep.
The second cohort of teachers attending our Leadership Academy Programme discussed MAT structures at the first session, led by CEO Dr Andrew Campbell.
Brooke Weston Academy’s new Lead Teacher of English, Angela Lancini, says a love of reading and the ability to communicate well are crucial life skills for our students to develop.
Well done to the intrepid Brooke Weston team that managed to complete a 100km walk raising thousands of pounds for The Alzheimer’s Society.
Well done to three colleagues from Brooke Weston Academy who all successfully completed their first-ever London Marathon, raising thousands of pounds for charity.
Brooke Weston Academy is in the top 9 per cent of state funded mainstream schools for its Progress 8 score and in the top 11 percent for its EBacc entry, based on 2018 figures.
Brooke Weston Academy has been recognised nationally for its excellent results in 2018 based on data from the Department for Education and Ofsted, analysed by SSAT, the Schools, Students and Teachers network.
Good luck to Brooke Weston student Luke Pinkerton who is competing in the District Final of the Rotary Club’s Young Chef competition tomorrow.
Congratulations to Celia Prats who has recently been designated a Specialist Leader of Education (SLE). Her career has progressed dramatically at Brooke Weston Academy.
Brooke Weston Academy’s newest Vice Principal, Beena Sisodia, is looking forward to the challenges of her job in the senior leadership team, with responsibility for student care, safeguarding, attendance and behaviour. She has been a successful senior leader in two challenging inner city schools so brings a wealth of experience to Brooke Weston Academy.
Art teachers, who are also passionate about ceramics, have met up to share ideas and strategies about introducing the media more widely to students in two of our Trust schools. Charlotte Asprey from Brooke Weston Academy and Thomas Clarkson Academy’s Head of Art, Sarah Loosemore, first met at a Trust subject training day. They share a love of pottery, so Charlotte visited Sarah to see how the subject is taught at her school and share ideas.
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