Primary and secondary pupils showcase artistic talents by creating artworks that represent hope, happiness and community. Whole-school art challenge forms part of academy’s commitment to deliver an Education with Character.

Students take part in special leadership and enrichment programme ‘Character at Home’ during distance learning period. New at-home initiative is inspired by successful Education with Character programme already in place at the Academy.

As hospitals and care homes across the country seek to obtain as much Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as possible, North Oxfordshire Academy has been playing its part and supporting a local care home in Banbury.

Top teachers from Kettering Buccleuch Academy contribute art and science resources to new online educational platform.

The Hyndburn Academy hosted local primary school pupils in new, state-of-the-art labs for special crime scene investigation. Students at Accrington Academy completed range of exciting Harry Potter-themed science challenges.

Prep Pupils Make Face Masks for Healthcare Workers.

The winner of this year’s United Learning Art Competition has been announced, with Billie from Stockport Academy taking home the top prize.

Primary school in Cradley Heath ‘continues to be a good school’. Inspectors note that ‘pupils are happy’ and ‘proud of their learning’. Staff are said to be ‘ambitious for children’ and have created a ‘welcoming and exciting’ learning environment.

Primary school in Walthamstow ‘continues to be a good school’. Inspectors note how ‘excited the children are about learning’ and praise their ‘polite and friendly’ behaviour. Staff are said to have ‘high aspirations for all pupils’ and ‘provide a nurturing environment’.

School judged to be ‘Good’ in all areas, including quality of education, leadership and management and students’ behaviour and attitudes.