Greenwood Academies Trust

27/10/2026

Well done to the talented pupils at Skegness Academy whose incredible Remembrance sculptures are now on display at the Royal British Legion hub in the Hildreds Centre.

The project brought together pupils from across the Academy, who explored historical events and used a variety of artistic techniques to create sculptures that honour those who have served and sacrificed.

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08/10/2026

More than 150 children from across Northampton are benefiting from a new partnership between Weston Favell Academy and the Association of Northamptonshire Supplementary Schools (ANSS).

The Academy now hosts Saturday language, culture, English and maths lessons for local children, creating opportunities to learn, connect and celebrate different languages and cultures. With more than 460 pupils speaking English as an additional language, the initiative is a natural extension of Weston Favell Academy's commitment to its multilingual community.

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06/10/2026

We are looking for a Data Protection Support Officer to join our team here at Greenwood Academies Trust!

Are you a data protection or records management professional looking for your next opportunity? Or are you someone who has worked with personal data in education for some time who is looking to specialise in data protection?

Find out more and apply at 👉 https://mynewterm.com/jobs/3252/EDV-2026-G*T-69769

01/10/2026

Greenwood Academies Trust has a long-standing partnership with the National Institute of Teaching and Education. We work together to create pathways into teaching and provide professional development opportunities for support staff looking to progress their careers in education.

Recently, colleagues from NITE visited Tiffield Academy, a purpose-built all-through SEND school in Northamptonshire. During their visit, they met with trainee teachers and apprentices currently studying through NITE's programmes, gaining valuable insight into their experiences and the impact the courses are having on their professional development.

The visit also provided the NITE team an opportunity to meet with Amy Frohawk, Assistant Principal at Tiffield Academy, who leads on support for Early Career Teachers and trainee teachers. Amy plays a key role in developing teaching talent across the school and ensuring staff have access to high-quality training and progression opportunities.

In the article shared below, Amy shares how NITE's Postgraduate Teacher Apprenticeship with PGCE SEND has become an important part of Tiffield Academy's approach to developing the next generation of SEND specialists, helping staff build rewarding careers while strengthening expertise across the school 👇

Discover how Tiffield Academy is using NITE's SEND postgraduate apprenticeship to grow and support future educators.

24/09/2026

🎉 Exciting things are happening at Weston Favell Academy Sixth Form!

This year marks the launch of an ambitious new vision for post-16 education, bringing enhanced academic and pastoral support, major investment in facilities, and fantastic new partnerships with The Elephant Group and Amazon.

From dedicated study spaces, new IT suites and student laptops, to university mentoring, summer schools and strengthened apprenticeship pathways, students will have even more opportunities to achieve their ambitions and realise their potential.

We're also delighted to welcome Naomi Francis as the Academy's new Head of Sixth Form, leading this exciting new chapter for our students.

Read more about the exciting new offer and what it means for students and families here 👇

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21/08/2026

💜 This week, pupils and staff across Greenwood Academies Trust celebrated GCSE results day.

It has been another brilliant year of results for pupils, and we congratulate them and their families, as well as our brilliant colleagues on their dedication and hard work.

This year, GCSE results day was celebrated at City of Peterborough Academy, Kingswood Secondary Academy, Nottingham Academy, Nottingham Girls’ Academy, Skegness Academy, Stanground Academy, The Brunts Academy, The Wells Academy and Weston Favell Academy, with many pupils now continuing their studies with us at Sixth Form.

Of course, we are incredibly proud of all pupils, but to share a very small sample of these achievements, some individual performances include:

⭐ Hassan Dahir, from Nottingham Academy, who successfully achieved grade 9s in English language, English literature, biology, physics, chemistry, maths and further maths; two Distinction*s in information technology and enterprise and marketing; a grade 8 in statistics; and a grade 7 in Arabic.
⭐ Ada Cinar, from City of Peterborough Academy, who celebrated 11 GCSE qualifications with three at grade 9, one at grade 8 and seven at a grade 7.
⭐ Maya Mansoor, from Nottingham Girls’ Academy, who earned grade 9s in English language, English literature, history, biology, chemistry, physics and sociology; grade 8s in maths and Polish; a grade 7 in statistics; and a grade 6 in Spanish.
⭐ Jessica Lesniak, from Kingswood Secondary Academy, who received grade 9s in English Literature, English language and history. Jessica also achieved a 9-9 in science, a Level 2 Distinction* in information technology, a Level 2 Distinction in enterprise and marketing and an 8 in maths.
⭐ Muhammad Imran, from The Wells Academy, who achieved grade 9s in combined science and Urdu; grade 8s in English language, maths and further maths; and a Level 2 Distinction* in sport science.
⭐ Thomas Latto, from Skegness Academy, who proudly received a 7 in maths, 6s in English literature and geography, a Level 2 Distinction* in sport, a 6-6 in science and a 5 in English language.
⭐ Miklos Lelesz, from Stanground Academy, who produced an impressive portfolio of nine GCSE and vocational qualifications, including strong grade 6s in English and mathematics and grade 7s in science.
⭐ Coral Jenkin, from The Brunts Academy, who excelled in achieving grade 9s and a Distinction* across all her chosen GCSEs, including English language, English literature, maths, biology, chemistry, physics, art and drama.
⭐ Anotida Bhuza, from Weston Favell Academy, who celebrated grade 9s in English literature, geography, French, biology and chemistry. Anotida also achieved a grade 8 in maths, a Distinction* in information technology, 7s in physics and statistics and a 6 in English language.
Well done to all our pupils, colleagues and families. We are immensely proud and look forward to supporting your next steps in education and employment!
⭐ Ada Cinar, from City of Peterborough Academy, who celebrated 11 GCSE qualifications with three at grade 9, one at grade 8 and seven at a grade 7.
⭐ Maya Mansoor, from Nottingham Girls’ Academy, who earned grade 9s in English language, English literature, history, biology, chemistry, physics and sociology; grade 8s in maths and Polish; a grade 7 in statistics; and a grade 6 in Spanish.
⭐ Jessica Lesniak, from Kingswood Secondary Academy, who received grade 9s in English Literature, English language and history. Jessica also achieved a 9-9 in science, a Level 2 Distinction* in information technology, a Level 2 Distinction in enterprise and marketing and an 8 in maths.
⭐ Muhammad Imran, from The Wells Academy, who achieved grade 9s in combined science and Urdu; grade 8s in English language, maths and further maths; and a Level 2 Distinction* in sport science.
⭐ Thomas Latto, from Skegness Academy, who proudly received a 7 in maths, 6s in English literature and geography, a Level 2 Distinction* in sport, a 6-6 in science and a 5 in English language.
⭐ Miklos Lelesz, from Stanground Academy, who produced an impressive portfolio of nine GCSE and vocational qualifications, including strong grade 6s in English and mathematics and grade 7s in science.
⭐ Coral Jenkin, from The Brunts Academy, who excelled in achieving grade 9s and a Distinction* across all her chosen GCSEs, including English language, English literature, maths, biology, chemistry, physics, art and drama.
⭐ Anotida Bhuza, from Weston Favell Academy, who celebrated grade 9s in English literature, geography, French, biology and chemistry. Anotida also achieved a grade 8 in maths, a Distinction* in information technology, 7s in physics and statistics and a 6 in English language.

Well done to all our pupils, colleagues and families. We are immensely proud and look forward to supporting your next steps in education and employment!

For full details and individual success stories, follow the link to our website 👉 www.greenwoodacademies.org/gat-news

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20/08/2026

GCSE Results Day - Celebrating our pupils across our academies today!

14/08/2026

👏 Students and staff celebrated A Levels results this week.

We are incredibly proud to announce another year of brilliant results for students at Kingswood Secondary Academy, Nottingham Academy, Nottingham Girls’ Academy, Skegness Academy, Stanground Academy, The Brunts Academy and Weston Favell Academy.

Because of students’ determination and hard work and the support from staff and families, we are delighted to see so many of our young people progress onto their chosen next steps in higher education, jobs or apprenticeships.

While we are proud of all students, some impressive individual performances include:

⭐ Alex Rogers, from Skegness Academy, who achieved a Distinction* Distinction* in the BTEC Diploma in performing arts and a Distinction in the BTEC Extended Certificate in travel and tourism. Alex is now undertaking a degree in professional and commercial dance at the University of Greater Manchester.

⭐ De nis Mehut, from Kingswood Secondary Academy, who secured 2 distinctions* in business and information technology, an A in maths and an A* in extended qualification. Denis has secured a degree apprenticeship with Microsoft, training in customer solutions sales (AI-enabled).

⭐ Mia Gajaja, from Nottingham Academy, who has received 2 As in criminology and English literature and a B in psychology and has secured her place to study psychology at the University of Manchester.

⭐ Ithar Sherif, from Nottingham Girls’ Academy, who successfully achieved an A* in maths, an A in biology, and an A in chemistry. Ithar will now be studying neuroscience at UCL.

⭐ Evie Marriott, from Stanground Academy, who earned an impressive achievement of A, Distinction* and B in criminology, sport and psychology respectively. Evie has secured her place to study primary education at Leeds Beckett University.

⭐ Jack Cook, from The Brunts Academy, who celebrates 4 A*s in maths, further maths, chemistry and physics. Jack will be continuing at The Brunts Academy as he embarks on a degree apprenticeship as a maths teacher, putting his expertise to excellent use within the Academy.

⭐ Darragh O’Kane, from Weston Favell Academy, who successfully achieved two distinctions in business and sport, as well as a merit in information technology. Darragh will now undertake an apprenticeship in asset management with OCM.

Well done again to all our students, staff and families. We couldn’t be prouder, and to our students, we look forward to following your journeys!

👇 more details on our website - link below.....

24/07/2026

10/06/2026

🌿 What an incredible experience for pupils and families at Queensmead Primary Academy in Leicester!

When the idea of a “pop-up” wetland was first suggested, no one quite expected just how impressive it would be - it’s safe to say it has been a huge success.

Throughout the week, children have had the opportunity to explore the wetland, discovering nature in a hands-on and exciting way right on their doorstep. It’s been fantastic to see their enthusiasm and curiosity brought to life.

A huge thank you to the Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) for making this possible - such a generous and inspiring opportunity for our school community. 👏

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Check out our website for more details: 👉https://www.greenwoodacademies.org/gat-news