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CET today announced that the DfE is to fund an entire new academy building, providing staff and students with renewed optimism about the academy’s future prospects.
Students from all seven schools across the Cumbria Education Trust (CET) have been raising money for this year’s Red Nose Day appeal.
William Howard played host to Cumbria Education Trust’s Primary School Junior Masterchef Challenge on Wednesday, 6 March.
Workington Academy was the venue on the final day of the half term where more than 300 staff from the Cumbria Education Trust schools attended a day focused on improving teaching and learning.
Students representing all 7 schools in the Cumbria Education Trust (CET) participated in the inaugural collaborative School Council meeting.
On 1 December 2018, Cumbria Education Trust (CET) became the proud sponsor of TWA. CET is now looking ahead with a focus on a brighter future for students and staff.
Cumbria Education Trust (CET) are supporting 17 aspiring Senior Leaders to achieve a National qualification delivered in alliance with Ambition School Leadership.
Cumbria Education Trust (CET) has now been officially appointed sponsor of The Whitehaven Academy with effect from 1 December.
Ten teacher pioneers at The Whitehaven Academy invited the cameras into their classrooms last week as part of the Osiris Teaching Intervention.
William Howard School played host to a Dance Festival for Cumbria Education Trust’s Primary Schools on Wednesday. Years 1 and 2 teams from Yanwath, Tebay, Longtown and Yewdale Primary Schools came along to perform their dances for each other. They started with a short warm-up led by WHS Year 9 Sports Leaders, Abbie and Olivia McPherson before taking to the stage. Dinosaurs, jungle life, transport, war and unity were among the varied themes expressed in the dances. Certificates were awarded to celebrate participation in the event, and the winners of the categories were: Best use of Music – Yewdale, Blyton Class Spirit of Dance – Yanwath Most Creative – Longtown Best Interpretation of Theme – Yewdale, Walliams Class Best use of
