Surbiton High School, which has been providing education in Kingston and the surrounding areas for nearly 135 years, buried a time capsule last Thursday in order to communicate directly with those who will be part of the Surbiton High School community in 2037.  

Inspirational teachers and stand-out schools were held up as beacons of excellence at a special awards ceremony.

We are now coming to the end of our month-long IDeas Festival, which schools across the Group have embraced with their creativity. It has been incredibly interesting and entertaining to see how each school has risen to the challenge we set them earlier in the year; to celebrate how their local, regional and national identity enriches their curriculum and their schools – both inside and outside of the classroom.

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There was fun, food and festivities at High Hazels Academy, as the school celebrated Eid.

More than 20 former Northampton Academy students have been reunited for an ‘Alumni Afternoon’, where they joined current sixth formers and staff to share their experiences.

The Lord Mayor of Sheffield helped High Hazels Academy celebrate when the school staged its first-ever annual awards ceremony on Friday 7^th July.

Students used music, art, food and drama to bring the spirit of Manchester to life, when William Hulme’s Grammar School (WHGS) staged its own Cultural Diversity Day on Tuesday (11^th July.)

Barnsley Academy joined together with Sheffield Park and Springs Academies to stage visual spectacular ‘The Journey’ on 5^th and 6^th July.

The race for the chequered flag was on when Sheffield Park Academy staged its first ever ‘box cart’ derby on Thursday 13^th July.