BBC Interview - CEO Wayne Norrie talks about Ofsted.
Our CEO, Wayne Norrie was interviewed by BBC on 30 March regarding Ofsted.
Our CEO, Wayne Norrie was interviewed by BBC on 30 March regarding Ofsted.
Pupils and staff at The Bramble Academy and The Brunts Academy are celebrating today as they officially join the successful Greenwood Academies Trust (GAT).
The Greenwood Academy Trust CEO, Wayne Norrie, has now also been confirmed as the Interim Chief Executive of the Mansfield-based Evolve Trust.
Mr Norrie told the Mansfield and Ashfield news outlet Chad:
"I am pleased to support The Evolve Trust as Interim CEO, while continuing in my current post as Chief Executive of Greenwood Academies Trust.
I am working closely with the new leadership team at Harlow to put new plans into place and will update parents and carers as soon as possible
In this role, I will draw on my more than 25 years of teaching experience, 19 of which was in leadership positions, to support The Evolve Trust and its pupils, parents and staff.
I firmly believe in the power of education to transform lives and am committed to ensuring that together, we foster a rich culture of collaboration that shares best practice and creates an environment in which all pupils can fulfil their potential.
I look forward to working with my new colleagues across The Evolve Trust and building great schools for our children and families.”
You can read more about it here.
"Your child’s teenage years are an exciting time, but they can be tricky too. With hormones going wild and bigger pressures at school, challenging mood swings are par for the course. With mental ill-health on the rise though, you’ll want to keep watch on whether their moods are normal, or if they need a bit of help.
Today one in five teens has a diagnosable mental health condition. And on average, people wait 8-10 years after first experiencing mental health problems before seeking help. Of course, if problems are noticed and tackled when they first come up, you can help your child with the tools they need to be happy sooner rather than later. If you think that your teen needs some professional help, find out if they can see a school counsellor, or if it’s more serious, their GP can help you work out a plan of action together.
There are lots of common issues that you can help your teen with if you have the right tips. Keep reading for a break-down of some key pain-points, and what you can to do help as a parent."
The Provisional Opening date of September 2023 has now been agreed with the DfE and the site has also been purchased in the Trent Basin area of Nottingham.
A website for the new Academy is being developed to share updates and progress which is due to be launched in January 2022.
For further information please keep reviewing the news section on the www.greenwoodacademies.org website or contact julie.molde@greenwoodacademies.org
Following the significant change proposal submitted to DfE to change the age range and remove the nursery from September 2021, the Dfe have now confirmed this is approved. Therefore, the age range from 1.9.2021 will be 4-11.
All current nursery pupils have been offered a place at Hazel Leys Academy.
The Studfall Junior Academy on BBC News 17.06.2021 talking about Pupil Premium & Free School Meals.
Please find the BBC Radio 4 version of the news segment below.
Following the consultation and a review of the responses, the Trust has agreed for Danesholme Junior Academy to change the time of the school day. All stakeholders will be informed. For further information, please find a copy of the consultation report below.
Click below to listen to Mablethorpe Primary Academy's Lydia and her mom Angela on BBC Radio Lincolnshire, highlighting her beach clean fundraiser for a new trim trail.
13th of May 2021, Skegness academy on the Sky News.
“Schools are asking for extra help as research suggests a sharp rise in young families falling into poverty due to the pandemic.”
Following a consultation regarding a change to the age range at the Kingswood Primary Academy, the Trust will submit a significant change fast track proposal to the Department for Education (DfE), which will require approval by the Secretary of State for Education.
For further information, please see the letter and report below.