Mental Health Drop-in Service
Mental Health drop in service has now started in Daventry and will be held every Saturday 12-4pm at the Time 2 Talk office in the town centre.

Mental Health drop in service has now started in Daventry and will be held every Saturday 12-4pm at the Time 2 Talk office in the town centre.

If so, The Grand Union Training Partnership would like to invite you to come to our VIRTUAL OPEN EVENING on Tuesday 8th February 2022 at 6 – 7 pm
Check our website for further details www.gutp.co.uk
To register email Kate Martin with your subject of interest and mobile phone number: gutprecruitment@sponne.org.uk
The Key Stage 3 students have been hard at work designing Festive Artwork with Ella Freestone in Year 9 Designing our wonderful Christmas Card
We will be arranging a staggered return to face-to-face learning during the first week back after Christmas with all students back in school from Thursday 6 January.
Thank you to all of our parents, students and staff who helped us to support Daventry Food Bank this Christmas. We received a huge amount of food donations, which is a testament to the generosity of the Academy’s community.
Guilsborough Academy students can properly reach for the sky after a scholar from a few years ago joined the Red Arrows.
Thank you for your feedback via our parental questionnaires, Parents' Forum and other methods of communication. Your feedback gives us vital information for improvements which we can act upon as soon as we can.
Please read below on how we have used your comments to further improve parents’ evenings.
Our year 11’s were in Sunny Hunstanton to evaluate the state of tourism for human environments and to assess the coastal defences for the physical environment.
Congratulations go to Guilsborough Multi Academy Trust Director, Kevin Rogers, who was awarded a Special Recognition Award at the Northamptonshire Business Awards 2021
Year 8 and 9 have been busy making beautiful work for Remembrance Day. We discussed the idea of ‘Peace is in our hands’ because they are the future, and their generation will be making decisions/making changes trying to minimise conflict. Students traced hands or worked onto photos using a range of collage and pen techniques to create the poppy designs.
WHAT IS ODD SOCKS DAY?
Odd Socks Day is part of Anti-Bullying Week! To celebrate that we are all unique, we ask that you wear odd socks to
work on Monday 16th November. Andy Day (Cbeebies/cbbc) and his band Andy and the Odd Socks are supporting the Anti-Bullying Alliance to help bring Odd Socks Day to life
again this year. Have a listen to the brilliant song they have recorded especially for Anti-Bullying Week, One Kind Word.
WHY IS ODD SOCKS DAY IMPORTANT?
The day sends an important message that we should all be allowed to be ourselves free from bullying and helps us celebrate Anti-Bullying Week in a fun and positive way.