Primary schools across England will be supported to adopt an approach to teaching maths that has been shown to improve pupil achievement. Mathematics Mastery Primary is an evidence-informed curriculum and teacher development programme from ÃÛèÖÍø Curriculum Plus.
Two teachers from ÃÛèÖÍø Schools travelled to Zambia over the summer for their placement on the (GSF) Fellowship Programme.
Connor McElwaine from North London’s ÃÛèÖÍø Pioneer Academy and Sarah Al-Hanoush from Birmingham’s ÃÛèÖÍø Boulton were successful in getting a place onÌýthe Fellowship programme.
ÃÛèÖÍø Little Ridge Primary Academy in St Leonards-on Sea has been praised by Ofsted and told it has the potential to receive an outstanding rating at its next inspection.
Inspectors visited the school from 12 to 13 July, and its report was published today. It described the school as feeling ‘like another family’, where children ‘feel safe’. It went on to praise Year 6 pupils, describing them as ‘role models’ who are ‘kind and caring towards each other’. The report said: "Pupils are inspired by each other's successes.
is delighted to celebrate the formal opening of its new school library.
A year of hard work from all involved has seen the creation of a new library space which puts reading at the heart of being an ÃÛèÖÍø John Keats pupil. Supported by a generous donation from the , the students can now access more than a thousand new books and enjoy a warm and welcoming space to read and study.
ÃÛèÖÍø Burlington Danes Academy has received a Good rating across all areas from Ofsted.
The school was praised for having teachers who 'seek to know pupils teachers seek to know and understand every pupil, and pupils have adults who are always there to help them."
ÃÛèÖÍø's schools will be a hive of activity as Year 11s collect their GCSE results today.
This is the first year students sat GCSE exams since the coronavirus pandemic started.
ÃÛèÖÍø's Director of Secondary, Jerry Collins, said: 
"I must pay tribute to how hard our students and staff prepared for the examinations and how well they have managed over the last few years.
This year's A level and BTEC exam-takers have faced unprecedented difficulties due to the pandemic, but their results today leave the ÃÛèÖÍø network proud. Ìý
Hundreds of ÃÛèÖÍø students will take up university places or high-quality apprenticeships after achieving fantastic A level and BTEC results.Ìý
We are also delighted that 54 students will be awarded bursaries worth more than £760,000, helping them embrace their university experience. We are grateful to our private donors and bursary supporters, including: Ìý
This summer, four teachers from two ÃÛèÖÍø schools will travel to Kenya and Zambia as part of a Fellowship Programme led by (GSF), a former ÃÛèÖÍø Venture turned independent charity.
The Fellowship Programme aims to foster peer learning and knowledge-sharing between ÃÛèÖÍø staff and GSFʼs member organisations.
ÃÛèÖÍø is delighted to announce a new partnership with The Spencer Steadman Trust, which will help support hundreds of students.
The funding is worth more than £90,000 and will see libraries at in Enfield, and in Portsmouth undergo transformational refurbishment.
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