Our Eco Club students have also been getting their hands dirty, planting seeds to grow in the allotment and around the school grounds. They’ve been enjoying spotting the newts returning to the pond to breed—a sign that our school habitats are thriving!

We are incredibly proud of all students who support our Eco work. A special congratulations goes to Isabelle Collier, who received the Environmental Action Award at the West Northamptonshire Youth Awards for her continued contribution to environmental initiatives both in school and the wider community.

This year, World Water Day 2026 highlighted the theme “Water and Gender”, reminding us of the global importance of accessible and equitable water. Thank you also to everyone who participated in the Big Plastic Count—your efforts help us make a real difference.

Let’s keep up the great work and continue making our school greener and more sustainable! 🌱

We’re proud to share some exciting news! 

Our school has officially met the criteria to use the “We’ve Introduced Thrive” logo

This recognition highlights our commitment to supporting the emotional wellbeing and development of our students through the Thrive Approach.

A huge thank‑you to our staff and community for helping us take this important step toward creating an even more emotionally healthy school environment. 

Northamptonshire Fire & Rescue Service has reported several recent incidents involving people, especially young people, venturing onto frozen water. We’re urging all students, parents, and carers to help keep everyone safe this winter.

Whether you’re after street-food favourites or comforting classics like roast  dinners and curries, you can enjoy bold, hearty meals your way — healthier, tastier, and better value than the high street.

Start the year right and make your January lunches deliciously affordable!

Your generous donations will make a real difference to families in need this festive season. Each form took part in decorating their hampers, with a fun competition to make them as creative and festive as possible. It’s fair to say some forms went above and beyond with their incredible efforts! All contributions were judged by Mr Frazer, and the teamwork across tutor groups was truly inspiring.

Winners are

Year 7 - KST

Year 8 - MBU

Year 9 - SPR

Year 10 - BRK

Year 11 - JCK

Year 12 - HCA

Year 13 - EME

To learn more about the Daventry Food Bank, visit www.daventryfoodbank.org.uk.

Thank you for helping us spread kindness this festive season!

We are delighted to share that the competition is now closed, and we have received some truly amazing and creative entries.

Your creativity and festive spirit have made this competition a success.

If you would like to support the cause, please provide your child with items listed on the "We need list" on the website www.daventryfoodbank.org.uk which they can then contribute to their tutor group’s hamper. In order to allow sufficient delivery time, donations must reach your child’s form tutor by Monday 8 December.

More information on the Daventry Food Bank can be found on the website www.daventryfoodbank.org.uk. Please do not hesitate to contact me via the email address info@guilsborough.northants.sch.uk should you wish to discuss this further.