Students and staff from Cramlington Learning Village have been praised for their behaviour and organisation of a record-breaking activity weekend at Dukeshouse Wood in Northumberland. For the 300 Year 7 students – supported by 40 teachers and support staff – it was the final stage of their transition from primary school to high school. It… Read more »
Students taking part in our 5th annual residential will be at Dukeshouse Wood from Friday 16th – Sunday 18th October. Buses will return to school on Sunday at 1.45pm approximately and will park as follows. Bus 1 – Sporting Club
Home Groups: Miss C. Williams, Miss J. Watson/Mr S. Broadbent & Miss S. Riddell’s… Read more »
Our school has agreed to participate in a very important Health Behaviour Survey this will support the work of Public Health and Children’s Services within the Local Authority and we stand to benefit substantially through our participation in the survey. Participating in the work and using the results will help us ensure we continue to provide… Read more »
Our students are celebrating after receiving their GCSE results today. Wendy Heslop, Headteacher stated: ‘I would like to thank all the students and staff who have worked phenomenally hard over the last year. The commitment that they have shown bodes well for their own future and sets a fantastic example to those that follow as we look ahead… Read more »
We are delighted for our students in year 13 and year 12 who have once again delivered excellent results at A2 and AS. Fourteen students gained all A*s or A’s. These results are amongst some of the best the school has recorded. Head Girl LFoggett achieved 2 A*s and 2 A’s and is off to study medicine… Read more »
Nearly 200 students enjoyed a fantastic day at Alton Towers on Saturday 11th July. An early 5.15am start was needed to allow maximum time in the park where students enjoyed a range of exciting rides and stalls – winning some incredible prizes and providing some great photos and memories to treasure – staff were all… Read more »
A massive thank you from the Guide Dogs Association to our students involved in the dogs with Jobs project for raising an amazing £223.41 from the sponsored walk and the exhibition day stall. Despite the rain this is a really great achievement, well done for all involved.
