The Cambridgeshire Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) Programme offers fully funded holiday scheme places during the 2025 Easter, Summer, and Christmas school holidays. Eligible primary and secondary school children and young people can attend subject to availability. The Department for Education funds the HAF Programme.
We are thrilled to announce that tickets for this year’s highly anticipated whole-school production, ‘Grease’, will go on sale Friday 23rd May!
Form the Future is thrilled to announce the relaunch of their FREE webinar and Insights series on Tuesday, 3rd June. This initiative is specifically designed for parents, carers, and their young people to explore the world of apprenticeships.
As Mental Health Awareness Week 2025 approaches from 12 to 18 May, the spotlight is on young people and the unique challenges they face. This year's theme, "community," emphasises the importance of creating supportive environments where young minds can thrive.
Aspiring writers under the age of 19 are invited to participate in this year's Henrietta Branford Writing Competition. The theme for 2025 draws inspiration from Nathanael Lessore's award-winning book, Steady For This, which clinched the Branford Boase Award in 2024.
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Wisbech Library is offering an exciting opportunity for students to become Summer Reading Challenge (SRC) Volunteers this summer. This initiative aims to inspire young readers and foster a love for books within the community.
The Northamptonshire Teaching School Hub has announced an exciting partnership with Teach First to offer a comprehensive School-Centred Initial Teacher Training (SCITT) programme. This initiative aims to equip aspiring teachers with Qualified Teacher Status (QTS) and a Postgraduate Certificate in Education (PGCE) awarded by Sheffield Hallam University.
As we approach the Easter break, we are pleased to announce that holiday loans are now available for academy library books. Students are reminded to renew or return their books before the Easter break to avoid any overdue notices.
In a thrilling display of literary knowledge and keen observation, tutor group 8F emerged victorious in the recent World Book Day competition. The challenge required students to identify book titles and authors from a series of cleverly designed picture clues, with all identifying information removed. Their impressive performance earned them the top spot, and they were awarded a certificate and a selection of sweets to celebrate their achievement.
Students from Thomas Clarkson Academy have entered the Young Arts Open Competition, a free, open-submission art competition for young people aged 18 and under living, working, or attending a school or college in Fenland, West Norfolk, or South Holland. The competition is organised by Wisbech and Fenland Museum and supported by 20Twenty Productions CIC.
Thomas Clarkson Academy celebrated British Science Week with a series of engaging and educational quizzes and activities, exciting science lessons, and hands-on experiments.
Our sixth form students now have the incredible opportunity to participate in the GivingTime programme, a unique initiative that combines professional coaching with community volunteering. This programme, offered by the charity GivingTime, aims to support students in their transition from education to the workplace.
