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Pupils at Nethergate Academy have earned an international accreditation this academic year, recognising their amazing work in making our school more environmentally friendly and raising eco-awareness in fellow pupils.
We express our deepest sympathies for the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II.
Greenwood Academies Trust is today celebrating the completion of a new unit at Nethergate Academy in Clifton, Nottingham.
The new £2.2m unit, which expands special educational needs (SEND) provision for Nottingham City pupils, has been funded by Nottingham City Council and will accommodate an additional 48 pupils with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
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Students raised an impressive £148.75 by running a 'pop-up' reading cafe on World Book Day. All the proceeds will go towards supporting Dolly Parton's Imagination Library https://imaginationlibrary.com/uk/
Students participating in careers week at Nethergate Academy. The class enjoyed dressing up, sharing stories, playing construction in the sand and doing art activities.
Big thank you to bus drivers Kim and Karen from @NCT_buses who came to visit us last week with a bus! Primary classes enjoyed finding out about life as a bus driver and students in KS4 and sixth form found out about careers in the travel industry. #GATBrightFutures
Greenwood Academies Trust is monitoring daily updates and advice from the UK Government in regards to the Coronavirus. We are keeping our Principals updated with the Government’s latest recommended measures to keep pupils and staff safe. Although the risk to individuals remains low, and we have not had any issues within our Academies, as always the active involvement of the whole Academy community in maintaining good hygiene practices will be vital in minimising the chances of any viruses spreading.
Our Principals will keep pupils, parents and staff advised of any necessary arrangements as soon as practicable in relation to daily Academy activity and any visits overseas. We will continue to monitor the situation closely and issue any updated Government guidance to Principals.
The Department of Health and Public Health England are advising extra precautions for people returning from a number of areas overseas and all our Academies will be following this guidance, which can be found here, along with a list of affected countries. If any members of your family, including pupils, visit any of the listed countries or are visited by people coming to the UK from these countries, they should follow the advice in the link above.
Students raised a marvelous £46 for Emmanuel House (homeless shelter) this winter after organising various activities including a 'Christmas Jumper Day'. Well done to all involved! https://emmanuelhouse.org.uk