Anne Hill, Brooke Weston Trust's Executive Principal for the secondary phase, has been selected for a top role supporting schools in challenging circumstances and training new teachers.
Brooke Weston Teaching School Alliance is delighted that its bid to secure over £110,000, to target and support primary reading strategies, has been successful.
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We are privileged to have some 'outstanding' middle and senior leaders who have the skills to support individuals or teams in similar positions in other schools. Each month we will focus on one of our SLE's. This month we speak to Rebecca Waterson who is an SLE in History, Teaching & Learning Leadership.
Michaela Long is one of our new School Direct trainees who was inspired to become a teacher by her biology teacher Miss Angeline Annable of Brooke Weston Academy. She has had many obstacles to overcome during her education however, has come full circle and will be starting her first year as a trainee teacher at Brooke Weston Academy in September 2018. She said, ‘I took my GCSE’s at a different school in the area where I was thought of as a particularly difficult student and classed as ‘unteachable.’
Engaging the Disengaged, developed by experienced trainer Nina Jackson is a programme designed for those wanting to manage the quality of teaching in school and to ensure that all learners have access to an inclusive learning experience that meets their individual needs.
Brooke Weston Teaching School Alliance were delighted to host a Counter terrorism Safeguarding event in collaboration with the Northants Police Special Branch.
This week is Children’s Mental Health Week supporting children and young people’s mental health and emotional wellbeing.
Last week saw Brooke Weston Teaching school Alliance host the Northamptonshire Train to Teach Open Evening, for graduates, career changers and current students looking to train as a primary or secondary school teacher countywide.
Jenny Tew tells us why she wanted to take part in the NPQML.
The Government has recently announced a £10million scholarship fund to support teachers and leaders undertaking National Professional Qualifications (NPQs) from schools in twelve opportunity areas and category 5 and 6 local areas.
Congratulations to Trust Principals Carrie Norman and Leyton Smith on their designation as Local Leaders of Education, which will enable them to share their expertise to those new to the responsibility of headship.