Enriching lives, Inspiring Ambitions
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.
Consilium Academies Trust
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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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Wyvern Academy
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Consilium Evolve
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Our online transition site is now live for all of the information you need about starting with us in year 7 in September http://www.heworthtransition.org/
Thank you for all your support this week, we could not do this job without the efforts and support from all our parents, carers and our wonderful students. The whole of TeamHG wish you all the very best for Christmas and the New Year.
Here is your final round up for 2022!
We are still pushing for our 96% target and here are some lucky winners of "On the Spot" prizes from today!
Lewis D and Emily B, Well Done!
We also celebrated our 100% attendees with one of our famous pizza parties this week as well.
Remember students need to be in to win - more prizes will be handed out tomorrow!
All we can say is WOW!
The show was incredible. Students were singing, acting, playing instruments and dancing their way into the festive period like total pros - making us all smile, laugh and cry with emotion. It was fabulous to see - Well Done to all the students and staff involved and thank you to the friends and families who came to support our young people.
And thank you in advance to those coming tonight and next week. We really appreciate your support.
On Tuesday this week we welcomed Tracey Greenough our deputy CEO for a visit to see Team HG in action. Our students welcomed her in English and a range of other languages during our "Heworth Hello", including; Turkish, Arabic, Chinese, Mandarin and Persian.
She was then taken on a tour by our students and was later treat to a performance of the Christmas show along with 150 primary pupils from our partner schools.
This week a group of Year 11 students went to visit the Sunderland University Medical Facility. They had a fantastic tour, question and answer session and found out about a range of careers such as medicine and nursing.
We hope everyone is well and starting to get into the Christmas spirit!
Our young people are definitely getting excited, the Christmas tree is now up in the dining hall and the activities for the last week are in the final stages of planning.
Students may come to school wearing a Christmas jumper on that day BUT must be in full uniform in every other way and no other decorative Christmas items should be worn.
Students do not need to buy a new jumper – decorating an old jumper is equally fine (and a lot of fun!).
Head over the Save the Children website for some festive DIY Jumper ideas!
The donation is £2.00 maximum per student, but a £1.00 donation is fine.
