Consilium Academies is a multi-academy Trust working across the North of England. It has nine academy schools located in Yorkshire, the North West, and the North East. Consilium is dedicated to enriching lives and inspiring ambitions for both students and colleagues.
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Armthorpe Academy
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Buile Hill Academy
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Ellesmere Park High School
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Heworth Grange School
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Moorside High School
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Thornhill Academy
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Washington Academy
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Every Child, No Excuses | High Expectations | Engaging Learning | No Islands
An amazing opportunity to join our Office team! Look at this job on Tes https://t.co/WxMUUiAWhV
Mrs Andersons year 7 Art class did an amazing job drawing characters from the story, "Where the Wild Things Are". Well done year 7 https://t.co/iaidhi6pyD
Sally Wilkinson from the Sea Cadets delivered a workshop to year 7 on the science of buoyancy students had the opportunity to design build and test their own boats made with limited resources. The winner out of the entire year group was Jonjoe with over 200 marbles in his boat! https://t.co/T8JdyG5B0O
We're looking for someone great to join the team @heworthgrange as Head of MFL! Feel free to get in touch for more information. https://t.co/90rjvHr06l
Welcome to the
I am very proud to welcome you to Heworth Grange School. Heworth Grange is an exciting place to learn and a school where we are committed to giving each student equal opportunities to succeed, regardless of their background. We expect the best for all our young people, and we continuously strive to ensure they can engage with the highest quality teaching and learning as well as opportunities to develop personally. We know that our young people learn best when they feel cared for and well-supported. Heworth Grange is a ‘family away from home’ where we endeavour to ensure all our young people feel safe and secure so that they feel confident to engage fully in all aspects of their learning.
Our school ethos and values provide an important cornerstone in realising the potential of all students that we are proud to support. At Heworth Grange, we do this through a blend of academic and therapeutic strategies underpinned by a well-developed personal development curriculum. To ensure our young people have the best opportunity to learn, we expect exemplary standards of behaviour, attendance, and respect for all within our inclusive school community and strive to encourage a thirst for learning.
25 Apr 2022
04 Mar 2022
18 Feb 2022
28 Jan 2022
Dear Parent/Carer,
We have launched the Consilium Community Engagement Survey.
14 Jan 2022
10 Jan 2022
Dear parents and carers,
I am delighted to announce that Yvonne Baker our chair of the school’s local academy board has been awarded the OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) in the Queen’s New Year 2022 Honours List for services to STEM education. Yvonne has worked tirelessly over a number of years to improve STEM education for young people in the UK and I know you will join me in congratulating her on this fantastic achievement. As a school we benefit from Yvonne’s expertise in STEM education and her experience of leading and improving large organisations. As a body of staff and students we feel very fortunate to have her support and guidance as we continue to navigate the transformation of Heworth Grange whilst still managing the challenges that COVID-19 poses on a daily basis. If you have a moment, you can read the full press release from STEM Learning here.
Thank you for your continued support.
With best wishes,
Allie Denholm
Headteacher
04 Jan 2022
04 Jan 2022
Dear Parents/Carers,
Following the government update on Saturday 2nd January, all students except those who are exempt must wear a face covering in shared spaces but now also in classrooms. Can parents ensure all children come to school with a face covering and if they do not have one they must acquire one from their HOY at morning line-up.
Ms A Denholm
Headteacher
17 Dec 2021
17 Dec 2021
The inaugural Consilium Photography Competition has come to a close this term. The competition saw over 350 images submitted from students and staff from every school across the Trust. The theme of this term’s competition was water, encouraging our aspiring photographers to get creative and experiment in order to capture water in diverse, exciting, and unique ways.
The competition was judged by acclaimed professional photographer, Robert Darch, who is known for his documentary-style images that are atmospheric, often depicting tension between stillness and motion. The prize for first place was a £50 gift voucher, second place received a £25 gift voucher, and three, third place winners received vouchers of £10 each.
One of our very talented Year 7 students Matthew W, placed 3rd in the competition. What an amazing achievement!
17 Dec 2021
Dear parents and carers,
I am delighted to share with you the careers education opportunities that the students have participated in this term. Ms Bell our careers lead has developed an exciting programme of lessons, assemblies and events that the students have enjoyed, to help them understand more about the world of work. If you have any questions relating to employment or training, or you are an employer and able to offer any support to school, please contact Ms Bell via email: Claire.bell@consilium-at.com
Best wishes
Allie Denholm
Headteacher
17 Dec 2021
16 Dec 2021
Dear Parents and Carers,
Please see below a reminder of the return to school arrangements from Tuesday 4th January 2022. This is to allow for COVID testing to take place in school in line with DfE requirements. If any parents or carers have not returned COVID lateral flow test consents for their child, please could they do so by tomorrow, Friday December 17th
* GL assessments (literacy and numeracy testing) will take place for all year 9 on their return – further details will be sent to Year 9 parents and carers separately
16 Dec 2021
Dear Parents and Carers,
Unfortunately, due to the number of staff absences this week it has become necessary to reduce the number of students in school. Year 11 should not therefore come into school tomorrow, Friday 17th December and all lessons should be accessed remotely via Class Charts. Parents and carers of students in receipt of free school meals will be able to come down to the main reception between 11.45 and 12.15pm to collect a packed lunch should they require one. Please ensure that you have read the letter about the back-to-school arrangements sent recently, a reminder will be sent out this afternoon. COVID lateral flow home testing kits have already been given out to all Year 11 students that wished to take one. If you have not returned the COVID testing consent form for the on-site lateral flow test in January, you can complete the consent form on the website or collect/return a copy from the main school reception.
Year 10 should return to school at 8.35am in the morning
Our apologies for the inconvenience, but, in the current situation, we will always place the health and well-being of all our students and staff as the highest priority.
16 Dec 2021
Dear Parent and carers
All students will be finishing and leaving school at 2pm tomorrow, Friday 17th December for the Christmas holidays. Lunches will be served Period 4 as normal and then students will be dismissed.
We would like to thank you for your co-operation and understanding this week as we have rotated year groups due to staff (and supply staff) shortages, as you will be aware from the news reports, this is a national problem that schools have had to contend with due to the pandemic and spread of the new variant.
19 May 2022
An amazing opportunity to join our Office team! Look at this job on Tes https://t.co/WxMUUiAWhV
11 May 2022
Mrs Andersons year 7 Art class did an amazing job drawing characters from the story, "Where the Wild Things Are". Well done year 7 https://t.co/iaidhi6pyD
11 May 2022
Sally Wilkinson from the Sea Cadets delivered a workshop to year 7 on the science of buoyancy students had the opportunity to design build and test their own boats made with limited resources. The winner out of the entire year group was Jonjoe with over 200 marbles in his boat! https://t.co/T8JdyG5B0O
11 May 2022
We're looking for someone great to join the team @heworthgrange as Head of MFL! Feel free to get in touch for more information. https://t.co/90rjvHr06l
11 May 2022
We're looking for some great people to join the team @heworthgrange as teaching assistants! Feel free to get in touch for more information. https://t.co/BCEsXZLgzK
11 May 2022
We have 2 school days left before the first Y11 exam. 2 days to make a difference and numerous learning opportunities still to take place. Remember "You've Got This". https://t.co/V1qfd1cJwf
10 May 2022
Our Ofsted report is now available to read. We are proud to continue to be a "Good" school. Read the full report here: https://t.co/gWssud6HiO #TeamMoorside #WeCARE #ProudToBeConsilium https://t.co/XByxkIUT5o
10 May 2022
"Moorside High School is a caring community." Our Ofsted report is now available. We're proud to announce that Moorside High School continues to be a "Good" school. #TeamMoorside #WeCARE #ProudToBeConsilium Read the full report on the Ofsted website: https://t.co/gWssudoiam https://t.co/82E5xIaMb1
10 May 2022
Congratulations to our fellow @consiliumat school, @MoorsideHigh on a great Ofsted result! Check it out below! #proudtobeconsilium https://t.co/zlr4n3Qvnp
10 May 2022
It's Mental Health Awareness Week Students will be discussing mental health and wellbeing in their advisories this week. We encourage you to reach out to others and talk about anything that's on your mind. #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthweek https://t.co/bPPxDILy1g
HEWORTH GRANGE SPRING TERM 2022: ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS