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EDUCAHOMMS ,v.- Sponsored by Burnley College - INSPIRATIONAL TEACHING AWARD
Claire Halstead St Mary's Susan Prior St John Fisher RC Catholic Primary School, and Thomas More High School Clitheroe ,
Susan Prior retired last summer
Claire Halstead puts 1 00% and from Fisher More after thirty more into everything she does, years of dedicated service to every child matters and this the school. She has been a stands o u t She is very warm, wonderful, .inspirational teacher caring and understanding and ■ o f English and a determined she says children learn when and committed Head of English they feel happy and settled. The . d e p a r tm e n t She was a crucial dedication Claire has a t this leader in our status as a specialist school for every pupil, mem ber o f college, and has done a great staff and parent whether a child deal o f innovative and effective is doing welj in academic work, work as o u r specialist college s p o r t a r t and music o r outer manager. Sue has always gone school activities is outstanding, above and beyond the call of duty, Claire has an excellent way with selflessly giving hours and hours every child and makes each of her own time to provide extra-
individual o ne . feel special in ' curricular opportunities, different ways and loved.
Matthew Calvert Colne Primet Nicola Boon Coates Lane Academy
Primary School
Matthew Calvert Head of Maths, Nicola Boon is currently the always goes the extra mile reception teacher and works for all his students. He thinks tirelessly to ensure that she about every aspect of- their provides an environment which learning experience from the . is . extremely rich in creativity stimulating layout o f the learning and .inspiring for our children.’ environment and the use o f a ll' Her classroom creates awe and available space to provide them .wonder, a place where you will with opportunities fo r learning,
find enchan tm en t excitement
including the windows of the and a passion for learning. The classroom. He is relentless children bounce into school in his drive for improving every day, raring to learn! Nicola their experience, putting in encourages independence a t place regular assessments all levels but also ensures that and tracking as well as lots of EVERY child feels nurtured, engagement with parents. M r valued and safe. Calvert doesn’t just limit his energies and enthusiasm there; he is an outstanding tutor across the full 11-16 age range, building up positive relationships with his students. '
' Sponsored by Charter Walk PRIMARY SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AWARD
Waddington St West Bradford CofE Primary School I am nominating my children's school fo r this award because o f the following ways in which they interact within the community Daft Socks Day - Downs Syndrome Awareness (a Reception pupil) Life Caravan for all pupil and parents, (load Safety Training for Infants. Cycling Proficiency for Yr6. Raising money fo r countless charities, including planting daffodil bulbs for Marie Curie Cancer. Rainbow Days Visit to Clitheroe Mosque. Year round collections for Clitheroe Foodbank. Selling poppies for the British Legion and much, much m o re ...
Holly Grove Primary School, Burnley - Holly Grove Primary School for children with
generic learning difficulties have achieved an ‘Outstanding" Ofsted report in all areas, which concluded “Teachers, the ir assistants, and the therapists working alongside them, know pupils and their particular needs extremely well. This year the school achieved the Leading Parent Partnership Award fo r the second time. The school's own charity brings everyone attached to the school together and the children are
a.lso encouraged to raise money for other causes such as Children in Need, Sports Relief and Autism Awareness.
Barrowford Primary School, Nelson Barrowford Primary School is locally known as a village school. However, we a re above averagely size with children from all socio economic backgrounds. Over the years we feel we have become a fully inclusive community, where we all learn to love and love to learn. As a whole school, w e have been on a huge rollercoaster of learning that has been exciting and exhilarating and as a result we are now seeing an upward trend in achievement through our tracking systems. Our curriculum is personalised to the children that we teach. The children have a lot o f choice in the curriculum we offer, i t is definitely a two-way process and the children love it because it is obvious that all the adults are actively learning alongside them.
Sponsored by Mainline SECONDARY SCHOOL OF THE YEAR AWARD
St John Fisher and Thomas More RC High School As the new Head teacher, I am the fresh pair of eyes’ that has looked and listened and can say why I feel our school more thandeserves this award, even within the
short timethatlhave been here. For the last few years, the examination results for all pupils have improved
culminating in the school achieving the best results in Pendle last year. These achievements don’t just happen but reflect the professionalism, dedication and hard work of the staff, the commitment of our pupils to be The best that they can be’ by letting all their bright colours shine and the support we receive from parents, carers and the community as a whole Fisher More helps all pupils achieve their full potential in its widest of contexts; we take all who join here on a journey to individual success supported by our family feel’and strong sense of real community. .
Ribblesdale High School- Clitheroe Pupils from Ribblesdale High School Clitheroe, paid a visit to the town's Salisbury's store to present a cheque of £3,300which the school raised earlier this year for Sport Relief, of which Salisbury's is the key sponsor. Lauren Colbert from year 11 was given the honour of presenting Howard with the cheque as she was the pupil who raised the most money.
BlessedTrinity RC College Blessed Trinity believe that we are part of God's creative process, fulfilling the potential of each individual in order to make the world a better place. We are a vibrant community, inspiring young hearts. and minds and enabling all of our youngsters to flourish. This year we are building on our best ever results.' ■ Our pupils excel in the arts and sports. For example, our Year II football team on the FA English Schools' Cup and we are currently nab'onal champions. Ninety two students have been achieved their bronze and silver Duke of Edinburgh Awards
and were presented with their certificates at Burnley Football Club.'
Ofsted said that ‘Expectations are high' - we are thoroughly enjoying our journey to becoming an outstanding school.
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.Padiham, Burnley, Nelson and Colne. Mainline services generally run at least ever 7-8 minutes and can use the dedicated bus lanes on Padiham Road, St James Street and Church Street in Burnley which means that Mainline IS the quickest way into town. '
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ChaJenge.Ar- ...go They pledged to raise awareness about a v a M o f T topics on the theme of safety, to help y o u n SM S le * havB a better health and wellbeing as a resultol^fer* lifestyle. This in turn will have a positive impact o n th lf mcn
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competitions@eastlancsnews.co.uk to reach us by 9anfMonday June 16th: Only one vote pdrrespopdent email a d dW m i im n ^ m ^ h iS w i l lb e invited to f/;eMw|r* Pnxetitatimevemng at Burnley College on Thursday june26 when
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Charter Walk Shopping Centre is delighted to sponsor the Primary School o f the Year Award
. Supporting the local community plays a bigpart in-the strategy for the Shopping Centre, encouraging local schools to participate in the Shopping Centres activities is one o f the objectives. It's
. §reat to recognise the achievement of local schools in the community and will hopefully inspire others to achieve higher standards and enjoy learning.
Sports Achievement Award Sponsored by GBIS Systems
Colne Park High School Colne Park High students Harry Eyre and Amber Brunton have reached the top of their sport, retiring as the British Junior Champions in both Modern and Classical sequence ballroom dancing, winning all eight dances outright a t the Blackpool Junior Dance Festival. Following hundreds of hours of training, thousands of miles travelling the country and 7 years together, during the final year of competing together they've won every major championship across the country, including the North of England, Northern Counties, English and United Kingdom Championships, finishing with the most prestigious-The British Double.
St John Southworth RC Primary Young pupils at St John Southworth RC Primary School have once again showed themselves to be the best gymnasts for their age group in Pendle. The School returned triumphant from the Level 2 Sainsbury's school games held in Burnley and will now go on to the Level 3 county championships in Blackpool for the second year running. Individual pupils were also recognised with Saint John Southworth pupils named as the best three Years 3 and 4 gymnasts in Pendle.
Moorland School Moorland School in Clitheroe's football
team have had a tremendous season being crowned the Independent Schools' Football Association Under 16 Shield winners) and then going on to win the Under 15 Lancashire County Cup. The school ;only has 175 pupils so this is a remarkable achievement. Headteacher *' ’Jonathan Harrison said ‘To win a cup double is an extra special achievement and they have done all at Moorland proud.'
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Based in Burnley and providing reassurance through: Fire detection. Senility. Communicarions'dndHome Automation systems. GB integrated Systems have the solution fo r your particular ament.
Technology now affords us some very sophisticated weapons in our fight against crime ant! we utilise the most reliable systems to ensure the safety o f you and your property.
Sixth Form Centre .
Burnley College Sixth Form Centre is proud to sponsor this award. A s an outstanding education provider we are well aware o f the impact a teacher has on the educational success o f the young people within their class. We believe that we have some o f the best teachers in the area, which means that our students are benefitting from high quality teaching across every subject.
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Educational Tours Award Sponsored by WSJ Tours
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Ridgewood Community College The pupils from Ridgewood Community
High School visited Waterpark on Coniston
* Waters as part of their Bronze Duke of Edinburgh Award. They were split into four
teams to compete in events such as ghyll scrambling, indoor and outdoor climbing, abseiling, caving, sailing on individual fun boats or on the big catamaran, kayaking and canoeing and hiking. The school trip was designed to promote team building, communication and problem solving.
Hameldon Community College Students from Hameldon were very fortunate to be taken to see the famous bright lights of London's West End! They visited Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, London Eye, Tower Bridge. They enj'oyed watching the performers on the street at Covent Garden and also went to the famous West End production Matilda.
Lomeshaye Junior School, Nelson Year 4 visited the RSPB Discovery Centre in Lytham St Annes in conjunction with their Our World topic and their focus on rivers. The centre is based on the estuary of the River Ribble and the children learned a lot
of information about river formations and tried their hands at beachcombing, sand dune climbing and sahdcastle building.
Also, children from . Year 6 enjoyed a ■ residential visit to Borwick Hall Outdoor Education Centre which provided a range of outdoor activities including Caving, Rock Climbing, High Ropes activities, Canoeing, Kayaking, Bushcraft, Archery,. Ghyll Scrambling, Mountain days and much more. The programme was designed to deliver engaging activities for the children that are stimulating and encourage team building whilst enhancing their personal and social development.
Exceptional tours, expertly delivered
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" -range from the UK and Europe to . die. USA. WST is about helping .teachers to take. students on great nips and-have
fun whilst doing, so. We provide a tailor made experience.with exceptional customer service from beginning to end.
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Unsung Hero Award Sponsored by P3 Computers
St John Fisher and Thomas More RC High School
Joe Winkley has been a governor here for many years and is a volunteer, serving on both the full governing body and various committees. Joe is committed to wanting the best for our pupils and as such has supported them in a number of ways both inside and outside of the classroom. He ‘ always asks and enquires about the students and how they are getting on. Not afraid of a bit of DIY, he, along with other governors, have worked on * various small projects to improve the environment for all of us at Fisher More. Joe is a keen musician and a very able pianist. He uses his skill and talent to accompany both the pupil and staff choirs at performances and school liturgies, as well as all the regular practices. JodigivK'so willingly of his r
time and energy to benefit all at Fisher More, both staff and students alike. Colne Primet Academy Students from Colne Primet Academy celebrated an extraordinary achievement recently in their third Challenge week, by raising well over £400 for Cancer Research UK! At the start of each half term, Academy students have been participating in challenge weeks. Previous challenges have been. “Beat the Teacher', 'Trash to Treasure' music quiz and sports events. By the end of the Charity Challenge week the students had raised a whopping £446.46! Representatives from Cancer Research UK were delighted with the students drive to raise money! Blessed Trinity RC College
. TWO Blessed Trinity students had their long hair
shaved off to raise money for cancer charities. Destiny and Ayesha, both 14, made the brave decision after being inspired by the secondary school's fund-raising efforts for CARITA5, formerly St Joseph's Penny, a diocesan charity which helps local children in need. “Both girls are typical self- conscious teenagers and were nervous but braved the scissors at the Barber's Shop in Burnley for the benefit of others,' said their form teacher Liz Makinson. 'They reflect the ethos of Blessed Trinity
- to utilisie talents and creativity for the good of the local and wider community. I am proud of their. selfless efforts.' The girls have so far raised £500 and the money will be split between MacMillan and** Cancer Research. Anyone wishing to donates please do so through BlessedTrinity.' - ’
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