Congratulations to all our A Level and BTEC students on their fabulous results and we all wish you every success and happiness in your next chapter. Don’t forget, if you need us for any post-results assistance, please visit our Examination Results Page 2020 for more information and how to reach us.
SOCIAL SCHOOL AWARDS – the Social School Awards are designed to recognise those making waves in teaching and learning, and celebrate their achievements. Every week, we see so many inspiring posts from students, teachers and educational bloggers sharing their incredible work in classrooms and beyond.
SCHOOL OF THE WEEK
The Social School Awards School of the Week award aims to celebrate those schools finding new and exciting ways to encourage learning. This could be through a school trip, engaging in a school-wide project, fundraising or pulling off a performance or event. It could even be something as simple as making changes to students’ learning environment to boost motivation and increase productivity.
This week follows schools that are continuing to learn and study from home, whilst a small number of children will continue their studies in school. We have selected some of our favourite posts shared by schools this week, demonstrating their positive and creative approach to pieces of work.
THIS WEEK’S WINNER IS…
Visit the Social School Awards website for more information!
The Sefton Young Artist of The Year competition was developed to help discover the next generation of artists in our creative borough. The Atkinson in partnership with The Arts Society Southport invited Young Artists aged 11-18 living in the Sefton Borough to submit one photograph of an original artwork to the competition, exhibited on The Atkinson’s website. With over 120 entries received, the competition showcases the emerging talent in Sefton across a variety of artistic practices.
The competition winners were announced on Thursday 28 May and awarded prizes donated by The Arts Society Southport.
Well done to Imogen (Year 10) who won first prize in her age category for this amazing piece…
… and to Faith (Year 11) and Penny (Year 12) who were runners up in their age group:
