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Whether as schools, colleagues or across our communities, working together - as partners - is crucial to the success of Unity Schools Partnership.
So, from the choice of school plays to showcasing a love of literacy as part of World Book Day, it has been wonderful to see close collaboration as a real feature of the early part of 2019.
Schools across the Unity Schools Partnership have been showcasing their love of reading by organising a World Book Day thunderclap.
The ‘Drop Everything and Read’ was initially started at Castle Manor Academy in Haverhill where students, regardless of the lesson they were in, picked up a book or reading device every time they heard the bell sound during the school day.
Westfield Primary Academy has retained its ‘Good’ rating following a recent Ofsted inspection.
The school in Chalkstone Way, Haverhill, was visited by Ofsted at the end of January and praised for creating a “vibrant learning environment that encourages pupils to engage in learning and celebrates their success”.
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Developing our young minds away from the classroom and making young people better equipped for the highs and lows of life is an admirable aspiration.
But is it achievable?
At Unity Schools Partnership, we talk a lot about Results Plus.
We continually strive for children in our schools to get the very best results they can which will then lead to many doors being open to them.