Congratulations to CLV student Ellie Roberts who has become the Northumberland Badminton Association’s Unsung Hero of Sport . Ellie plays at the Newcastle Performance Centre and Northumberland County Junior and Senior Teams based at Benfield and now the Tyneside Badminton Centre for almost 11 years, she has also played at Newcastle Medicals Badminton Club for 5… Read more »
Former CLV student Dan Bowe recently went to Cambridge to study Geography but didn’t want to leave his English Studies behind. He has found time to become the current affairs editor for Compass Geographical magazine. By the looks of this article he has his future all mapped out!
Year 7 completed their transition to the JLV with a weekend of adventure and challenge at our sixth annual outdoor activities residential at Dukeshouse Wood near Hexham. 40 staff and 280 students tackled 16 different activities over 3 days at the end of October. Once again our students were praised for their behaviour and attitude… Read more »
More than 150 students and staff at Cramlington Learning Village have taken part in a run to raise funds for two charities, including one which has a special connection with the school. Cancer Research UK and Jessica’s Sarcoma Awareness – which was set up by a student as she fought against an extremely rare form… Read more »
Cramlington Learning Village is celebrating its second set of record results in a week and the achievements of some of its students who have triumphed over considerable adversity. More than three quarters of students were awarded a C grade or higher in their GCSE Maths – the school’s best-ever performance – and 74% achieved a… Read more »
We are delighted to share good news surrounding our A2 and AS results this year. The pass rate at A2 was over 99% with the percentage of grades at A* to A at 26% and percentage of grades at A* – B at 51.5% These are the strongest results the school has recorded and we are… Read more »
Two of our Year 9 students with a passion for literature have won a prestigious writing award. For their poem “The Competencies of Rage”, Amy Langdown and Shana Nichols were chosen ahead of 600 other talented young writers from across the North. The Matthew Hale Award is presented in memory of a promising North East… Read more »