The secondary academy is one of only four schools this year to receive the award from Keep Britain Tidy, which are given to schools that demonstrate commitment to environmental action.
Eco-Schools, a part of Keep Britain Tidy, has awarded Rushcliffe Spencer Academy with one of only four Eco-Schools of the Year awards for their ongoing commitment to environmental action.
The Trust is pleased to have started off the school year with our new colleagues, who have ensured a strong position to begin the term.
Spencer Academies Trust is pleased to welcome the following colleagues to our family of schools.
The primary school, which opened in 2019, received a rating of “Good” across all categories after its October inspection.
After its first ever Ofsted inspection, Chellaston Fields Spencer Academy was rated “Good” across all five categories.
The Trust is pleased to have started off the school year with our new colleagues, who have ensured a strong position to begin the term.
Spencer Academies Trust is pleased to welcome the following colleagues to our family of schools.
The Trust is pleased to have started off the school year with our new colleagues, who have ensured a strong position to begin the term.
Spencer Academies Trust is pleased to welcome the following colleagues to our family of schools.
Representatives from the Trust’s primary schools visited Matlock Hall, where they met members of the Derbyshire County Council and held a debate on the topic of civic responsibility.
Thirty-four children from Spencer Academy Trust’s Primary Pupil Parliament went on a trip to Matlock County Hall, where they had the opportunity to speak with Derbyshire County Councillors and hold a debate onsite.
Tanvir Tamber’s advertisement for the role of A&E doctor won a national competition and featured on a Digivan that toured Derby, including stops at Derby Moor and her primary school.
A large digivan toured Derby with Derby Moor Spencer Academy student Tanvir Tamber’s winning design for an NHS advertisement.
The governing body reports that leadership has made “significant progress” across all areas of the inspection.
Spencer Apprenticeships leaders have made “significant progress” across all areas of their recent Ofsted inspection, according to His Majesty’s Inspectors.
Thirty-five students from the Senior Wind Band spent four days in Melle for the 46th exchange with the German Gymnasium.
John Port Spencer Academy sent 35 students and three teachers on the school’s 45th exchange trip to Melle, Germany for four days of music and social activities.
Year 2 pupils planted 30 trees donated by the Stapleford Town Council, Stapleford Community Group and Stapleford U3A.
Children in Fairfield Spencer Academy’s Year 2 classes planted 30 saplings donated by the Stapleford Town Council, Stapleford Community Group and Stapleford U3A to create a local micro-forest.
The ungraded inspection highlights the school’s myriad strengths and indicates a strong possibility of an “Outstanding” rating from its next graded inspection.
After a monitoring visit from Ofsted, inspectors found Sunnyside Spencer Academy remains a “Good” school and identified potential for it to be “Outstanding”.
Over 80 colleagues from across Spencer Academies Trust benefitted from the expertise of speakers from the Department for Education and Confederation of School Trusts in a day of learning and collaboration.
Leaders from Spencer Academies Trust’s schools, Board of Directors and local governors came together for the annual Leadership Strategy Day in Repton.