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Four schools across Cumbria Education Trust have been selected to participate in the GB Energy Solar Energy Partnership, following confirmation of Department for Education funding in late September.
Four schools across Cumbria Education Trust have been selected to participate in the GB Energy Solar Energy Partnership, following confirmation of Department for Education funding in late September.
Kirkby Stephen Grammar School are officially the second best U18 school girls’ hockey team in the country after collecting a silver medal at the National Hockey Finals in Nottingham on Monday, 9th February.
Safer Internet Day is a global awareness initiative that encourages children, young people and adults to reflect on how we use the online world and digital technology.
Thirty-nine Year 8 students from all five Cumbria Education Trust secondary schools came together at The Queen Katherine School for an exciting day of maths, problem solving and fast-paced competition.
Kirkby Stephen Grammar School has been formally recognised by the Secretary of State for Education for its exceptional outcomes for disadvantaged pupils.
Last week we brought our Trust Services colleagues together as one team for our Trust Services Development Day – a really important moment for CET.
Last week we brought our Trust Services colleagues together as one team for our Trust Services Development Day – a really important moment for CET.
Anti-Bullying Week, 10 to 14 November, and World Kindness Day, 13 November, offered a perfect opportunity for pupils and staff to celebrate compassion, individuality, and the importance of speaking up.
Cumbria Education Trust is pleased to announce that Workington Academy has been designated as a lead school in the roll-out of a new national attendance initiative. The government’s Department for Education (DfE) will shortly issue all schools with ‘attendance baseline improvement expectations’ – minimum attendance targets informed by artificial-intelligence analysis of each school’s context (including location, pupil needs and deprivation). While these targets will not be published or used directly by Ofsted, schools that do not meet them will be referred for support through the regional RISE (Regional Improvement for Standards & Excellence) behaviour and attendance hubs. Workington Academy will play a leadership role in this agenda, helping to guide best practice, support other schools in the region and raise