Latest News Stories from Brooke Weston Academy
Champion dog Archie was made an honorary student at Brooke Weston Academy after winning the 
Junior Agility Dog of the Year title at Crufts. His handler, Sixth Former Katie Lines, brought him to school where he received an official identity card, complete with his name and picture, plus a school tie!
Please enter an introduction for your news story here.A team of our students competed with others from across Trust secondary schools in the Big Big Book Quiz when they met bestselling author Ross Welford 
and heard about his writing career and inspirations.
Aspiring medics from Brooke Weston Academy had valuable hands-on experience in a simulated operating theatre where they learned about medical careers, terminology and anatomy and dissected organs including brains, hearts, kidneys and livers.
Congratulations to the Brooke Weston Teams who competed in the final of the Trust’s Believe Big competition and won first prize for the best stall with their invention RoboDog.
Students at Brooke Weston Academy took part in a fund raising day where they raised £803 for Skylark Paediatric ward at Kettering General hospital.
Following the excitement of the Bookbuzz scheme in December where Year 7 students were given a free book from a choice of 12, Librarian Ms Wendy McCabe has launched a book review competition to win the complete selection of books.
A group of 15 students who are members of the Graphic Novel and Magna Book clubs in Year 7 to 11 joined students and staff from Corby Business Academy to attend the MCM Comic Convention at the NEC in Birmingham.
Brooke Weston Academy has been recognised nationally for its excellent results in 2017 based on data from the Department of Education and Ofsted, analysed by SSAT (the Schools, Students and Teachers network).
Brooke Weston Academy is delighted to host National Schools Commissioner Sir David Carter for a one day visit today, when he will meet the Regional Schools Commissioner (RSC), Martin Post, and education leaders from across the region.
Students in Year 11 attended a workshop by Dai Perks from Maximize Your Potential to help with their study skills in preparation for their GCSEs.
A group of Outlook Expedition students who are travelling to Tanzania in July for three weeks, attended a training weekend in Derbyshire to prepare themselves for the trip.
Students at Brooke Weston invited award winning author Jo Cotterill into school to speak to Year 7 students and deliver a creative workshop with a small group of Year 10s.
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