This term, over 60 primary and secondary schools across United Learning are taking part in a special music and performing arts project to raise awareness about climate change.

Avonwood Primary School in Bournemouth has received a highly encouraging Ofsted report.  The inspection, which was carried out as part of the process to establish Avonwood as a stand-alone school, highlighted some particular strengths of the school and confirmed that the school is likely to meet all the relevant standards when a full inspection is carried out.

Student teams from two United Learning schools have reached the final of the Design Museum’s Design Ventura 2020 competition, out of more than 15,000 entries.

Teachers at Carter Community School in Hamworthy were delighted to welcome their students back for the Summer Term today – the first with its new name: The Cornerstone Academy.

This half-term, pupils from across United Learning’s primary schools went head-to-head in the annual StorySLAM competition to be named best storyteller.

Whilst students and teachers across the country were eager to return to school last week, students at Carter Community School had an extra reason for feeling excited about their first day back as they were finally able to move into their brand new buildings.

Northampton Academy is celebrating after one of its students took home first place at an international art competition. Year 11 student, Anastasija, was last week crowned winner of United Learning’s International Art Competition.  

The Department for Education has today announced its national network of 81 new teaching school hubs (TSH), which will include several United Learning academies. These hubs will provide high-quality professional development to teachers at all stages of their careers – from initial teacher training (ITT) and early careers support to national professional qualifications (NPQ).

United Learning has today launched its annual International Art Competition giving young artists across our secondary academies and independent schools the chance to see their artwork exhibited in Tokyo.

This week, pupils from Salisbury Manor Primary School have enjoyed creating special pieces of artwork for St Edmund’s ‘Share the Hope’ initiative.