Four students from year 10 – A Scott, A Hanson, A Shewry and H Ricalton took part in a Year 10 Maths Feast competition at Northumbria University last Wednesday. They came 6th out of 21 schools in the North East. The competition involved 6 rounds of maths questions including a round where they had to… Read more »
Staff and students gathered outside Cramlington Learning Village with the hope of seeing the Solar Eclipse. Armed with pinhole cameras, special dark glasses and adapted telescopes they waited patiently and, despite the cloudy skies, they did get a great view of this amazing event.
This year the Music & Theatre Productions (MTP) team decided to tackle one of the toughest musicals yet and took a neon-driven journey back to the 80’s for their own rendition of the hit musical Footloose! From some incredible group songs; that got the audience bopping in their seats, to the heartfelt songs; delivering realisation… Read more »
This month we come to the end of a two year study we have been involved in run by European Schoolnet. Â The EUN Creative Classroom project has seen us involved as the lead school for the UK and has afforded us the chance to work with leading schools from across 9 different European countries.… Read more »
We are pleased to announce that our school has been awarded as Regional E-Learning Champion. Â This award recognises the work we do with technology and takes into account our online provision, VLE offering, use of Google Apps for Education and our 1:1 initiatives. Â The award also places us in a position to offer… Read more »
Seventeen-year-old Emma from Cramlington has become number one tennis player in Great Britain for under-18 girls. It follows her recent triumph in the prestigious Grade 1 Nike Invitational Winter National Tour Finals. The event was held at the National Tennis Centre, Roehampton, and was contested by the top 16 girls on the Winter National Tour… Read more »
Well done to all students who took part in the Northumberland Badminton County Finals. Key Stage 3 girls finished 2nd in their group, winning and losing the same number of games as the winners but, as they lost their head-to-head game, they finished 2nd. Key Stage 3 boys finished 3rd. Key Stage 4 girls finished… Read more »
