North Oxfordshire Academy got the chance to host the BBC’s popular political debating show Question Time when it came to Banbury.

Hull Collegiate School is celebrating after one of its pupils was awarded a professional rugby contract with the City of Hull Academy – the professional Rugby League Development Academy of both Hull FC and Hull Kingston Rovers.

A group of students from The Regis School will be joining 80 other students from schools across the country at Westminster on July 9 to take part in a debate at the Houses of Parliament. 

Poppy started sailing when she was 10 at a local sailing club near Snaith.

She started serious competing at 12 years of age when she qualified to join the Royal Yachting Association Zone Squads in her Topper dinghy. This is the Olympic sailing pathway that Team GB use to train up future Olympic sailors. Only 15-18 children gain a place per zone (North of England, Midlands, South East and South West England, Scotland and Wales). 

Almost 40 pupils from four schools in Swindon and Marlborough attended the simulation day at Oxford Brookes University’s Swindon campus. They saw an actor, “Debbie”, being attended to by student paramedics after a car crash left part of her thigh bone exposed to the air.

Southway Primary School are working with the Rocks and have been provided with season tickets for pupils.
 

Multi-million pound improvement works are underway at Carter Community School, after being given the green light by the local authority earlier this year.

The sun’ll come out for a bunch of enthusiastic students at Shoreham Academy when they stage a production of the hit musical Annie in July. 
 

Girls from primarily Years 8 and 9, who have shown skills at other sports such as netball and hockey, were invited to participate, so there was a wide range involved, right from those with little or knowledge to those who have been playing for many years.

Social media inspired the transformation of a dreary playground into a vibrant learning environment at a Kettering school.

Having volunteered to revamp the area, head of Key Stage 1 Claire Mayhew took inspiration from pictures on the online network Pinterest to create an outside classroom at Kettering Buccleuch Academy.