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14/05/24

As part of , students will be discussing the importance of mental health, techniques to use and how to access support if needed. This years theme is 'moving more for our mental health' so each form will also be challenged to take part in an activity. pic.twitter.com/yDOJkmvvEe

14/05/24

Can you help? Please see the below details for donations. pic.twitter.com/4PO2rXYGTI

14/05/24

Well done to all of the amazing students who represented their Houses in the Talent Show on Friday - it was incredibly impressive! Congratulations to Laila A who won the competition for King House and Dyno L who took second place for Christie House. pic.twitter.com/zTAYc0vHYw

13/05/24

Year 3 scientists exploring which objects are magnetic and which are not. # pic.twitter.com/75yzO9cz8B

13/05/24

Year six artists living their art afternoon - mixed media portraits. pic.twitter.com/MPPPE1iCpA

13/05/24

Former student James Isaacs whom plays rugby for Saracens and England with Longdean Year 11 students Jack Steel, Alfie Crawley and Harry Woodard at Camelot RFU end of season presentation day at the weekend. pic.twitter.com/zicIOmwewF

13/05/24

Year 6 your progress is measured not just in test results, but in how you treat others, your attitude to learning and how you've developed into confident individuals over the year pic.twitter.com/0QAOiOYF0W

12/05/24

Last week Ladybirds visited St. Nicholas’ church as part of their learning about special places. They completed a trail around the church and learned about baptism, by performing a baptism on one of our dolls. pic.twitter.com/bc6uKp4YvV

10/05/24

Thanks to for another excellent Trust Leadership Forum today. Great opportunity to hear from and David Morton about the challenges facing MAT leaders and how we can approach them creatively for the good of the wider system.

10/05/24

History makers. Although not the result we wanted an amazing achievement for the year 11 football squad to make it to the National finals. You will definitely see some players playing for top clubs in the future. pic.twitter.com/TGKjZLvZhQ

10/05/24

A brilliant achievement for the team and well deserved recognition for Mr Battersby! https://t.co/y2n0amjEFn

10/05/24

Our Year 11's made it to the ESFA National Cup Final... Sadly we did not take the win BUT this was a massive achievement for Priory Academy! and we celebrated as a school. Well Done BOYS! you did us all very proud! pic.twitter.com/fQx71feGzf

10/05/24

Buntingford First School is a Climate Action award winner!Read the full story https://t.co/v6ARrBnIU8

10/05/24

Interested in becoming a pilot? Fantasy Wings have just started their applications for this coming year... amazing opportunity to get into the aviation industry...

10/05/24

Congratulations! https://t.co/GmPIF7jRXg

10/05/24

* Support Vacancies * Consider Scholars' Education Trust as your next employer for their track record of school improvement, strong values, openness to new ideas, and commitment to providing education that prepares students for the future. https://t.co/BNn5ZN2gkI pic.twitter.com/9YOhNDaGkv

10/05/24

* Teaching Vacancies * Scholars' Education Trust stands out as a compelling employer for several reasons. Our ultimate goal is to provide education that equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in an ever-changing world.https://t.co/aB9AAKLNmT pic.twitter.com/0EnPGT3Z12

10/05/24

Year 7 were enjoying the beautiful sunshine learning the art of javelin throwing - some fantastic skills and great distances thrown! pic.twitter.com/G1P3ajxDEU

10/05/24

Robert Barclay Academy are seeking to appoint a hardworking, ambitious and dynamic teacher as Head of Geography. You will be dedicated, with the desire, energy and drive to further improve standards of achievement and ensure teaching is of the highest quality across all years. pic.twitter.com/1uV97ulGys

09/05/24

Year 7 and Year 8 were Shaking up Shakespeare with a fantastic high-energy performance by Anthony Glenn. Year 8 were treated to a rendition of Romeo and Juliet while Year 7 were entertained with A Midsummer’s Night Dream - with students taking the starring roles! pic.twitter.com/RU3GiruUWo

08/05/24

Good luck to all our students across the Trust beginning their public exams.“Define success on your own terms, achieve it by your own rules, and build a life that you are proud to live.” Anne Sweeney#gcses2024 pic.twitter.com/JC4xOyVYK5

07/05/24

Moomin class are generating ideas for poems inspired by the playground pic.twitter.com/pmVqxC7YPY

07/05/24

Oh my, we have some seriously talented staff bakers 😍🍰 the excitement is building as we approach our first day of tasting… come on 12.30!! pic.twitter.com/vBtKmwyl4q

07/05/24

* Support Vacancies *Consider Scholars' Education Trust as your next employer for their track record of school improvement, strong values, openness to new ideas, and commitment to providing education that prepares students for the future.https://t.co/BNn5ZN2gkI#schooljobs pic.twitter.com/zpEHSG6PCl

07/05/24

* Teaching Vacancies *Scholars' Education Trust stands out as a compelling employer for several reasons. Our ultimate goal is to provide education that equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to thrive in an ever-changing world.https://t.co/BNn5ZN2gkI pic.twitter.com/qCMDQMiiLv

Trust News

Nature Amble Walk

Posted on 20/11/2023

As part of our anti-bullying week this year, we took the children on an autumn amble. This fits with our Hearts and Minds project and our commitment to the five ways to wellbeing.

During this Colours of Nature Connection Walk, the children connected with each other, got active and took notice of nature.  A few classes headed out en masse and ventured over to Rothamsted Estate to enjoy walking and talking. The theme for anti-bullying week this year is Make A Noise About Bullying. The focus is on being an upstander rather than a bystander and choosing respect and unity. As we walked, we highlighted the benefits of having positive and respectful interactions with others.

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