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Yesterday we heard the powerful story of one Jewish family’s experience during the Holocaust. A student also wrote down their thoughts throughout the talk, helping capture the emotions and reflections shared during this unforgettable experience.
Seeing the original diary and personal belongings made history feel incredibly real and reminded us why these stories must never be forgotten.
Take a look at our students’ fantastic achievements this term. We are incredibly proud of everything they have accomplished, both inside and outside of the classroom. Their hard work, dedication, and positive attitude continue to impress us, and we look forward to celebrating even more successes in the future.
📣 Year 5 Parents/Carers & Students!
We’re excited to invite parents/carers of year 5 students to our Information Evening with the Principal on Wednesday 3 June, along with Taster Sessions for Year 5 students between Tuesday 9 and Tuesday 30 June.
This is a great chance to:
We can’t wait to welcome you and your child into our community. See you there!
Register for the open evening on this form Year 5 Parents/Carers Meeting with Mr. Frazer - Transition to Secondary School 3 June 2026 – Fill in form
Register for taster sessions on ticket source https://www.ticketsource.com/guilsborough-multi-academy-trust/e-qgymgy
This week, the Eco Committee has been busy delivering assemblies on World Water Week, the Big School Clean, the results of the Big Plastic Count, and exciting wildlife news. More details can be found on the following slides.
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! 🌱
A week of unforgettable adventures in the stunning Alpe d’Huez! From snowy peaks and sunlit slopes to laughter-filled ski lessons and evenings spent with friends, this album captures the moments that made our school ski trip so special. Here’s to new skills, great memories, and the joy of being together in the mountains.
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.
