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Education: Secondary

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AN array of musical talent from Stewards Academy was on display on Tuesday night. The musical showcase is an opportunity for students to face the challenge of performing on stage in front of a large audience. Th event also raised over £200 for mental health…

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A HARLOW headteacher turned whistleblower has told the BBC that she “cannot stay here and watch what they are doing to my school”. A tearful Deb Garfield told Panorama on Monday night of her experience as head of Aspire Academy in Commonside Road, Harlow. TBAP…

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ON Monday, Robert Halfon, MP for Harlow, welcomed the winners of his World Book Day 2019 Short Story Competition and their parents in the Houses of Parliament. Georgina Taylor, aged 7 from Tany’s Dell Primary School, and Ruby Ball, aged 11 from Jerounds Primary School,…

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Football Year 10 v Passmores won 5-0 Year 11 v Stewards won 3-0 Year 7 Harlow schools tournament v Epping St John won 3-0 v Burnt Mill won 3-0 V Passmores drew 1-1 v St Nicholas drew 0-0 West Essex Rugby 7-a-side tournament Year 7…

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THE sudden appearance of three mystery doorways in an enchanted forest has sparked endless imagination in children. Pupils arrived at Little Parndon Primary Academy, in Harlow, to find the doors within the school grounds, with no idea where they came from or what was behind…

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Children took a trip to space to celebrate Science Week. PUPILS at Freshwaters Primary Academy, in Harlow, got the opportunity to step inside a planetarium which spent the day at their school. Astro-physicist Mike Culley, of Science Horizons, talked pupils from all year groups through…

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World Book Day is about far more than dressing up at Roydon Primary Academy. The school, in Roydon, devotes an entire week to the national themed event each year to inspire pupils to develop their love of reading and books. This year, pupils took part…

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Longwood Primary Academy in Harlow was shortlisted in this year’s Place2Be ‘Wellbeing in Schools Awards’ in the School Community category. THESE awards recognise excellence in the delivery of mental health and wellbeing support in schools and showcase the remarkable work happening daily to reduce stigma,…

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TEN widths of a swimming pool, five laps of a playground on a bike and a run around a school field saw pupils become triathletes. Pupils from primary schools within the BMAT group of schools in Harlow competed for the third year in a triathlon.…

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GOVERNMENT education inspectors have praised St Albans primary school following an inspection. Ofsted came to the First Avenue school in February. Details of their findings are below. Executive Headteacher Ian Kendal said: ‘We are very proud of our children and the wonderful staff. “It is…

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A HARLOW headteacher has spoken out over the number of “very vulnerable” children from controversial converted office blocks that are coming to her school. Bernadette Miele is the head of Tany’s Dell primary on Mowbray Road in Harlow. Since 2017, she has had a large…

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THE newest group of young sport leaders have been called upon for their first important job. Burnt Mill Academy appoints students as sports leaders to help run specialist PE sessions for children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) at the school. As a result…

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NEW habits are being cultivated in young people to give them access to a worldly-wise future. The BMAT group of schools are working to create a more modern curriculum full of knowledge to enable young people to compete on the world stage. At Burnt Mill…

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Kellogg’s is doubling the number of grants it offers to school breakfast clubs across the UK. THE scheme will help to provide breakfast to more than 600 schools in the communities that need them the most. Local schools can apply for £1000 grants to help…

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The creative writing of young people from Stansted has gone on display in an exhibition. The work of 13 Year 7, 8 and 10 students from Forest Hall School forms part of the Library At Night project at Harlow Library. The poems and 100-word short…

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Netball v Stewards Year 7 won 21-0 Year 8 won 11-2 Year 9 won 10-1 Year 10/11 won 20-2 Football v Stewards Year 9 won 4-3