Higher Level Teaching Assistant, John Shell from Washington Academy, part of Consilium Academies, has been recognised nationally for his outstanding contribution to education after being invited to attend a prestigious Education and Skills Garden Party hosted by King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Buckingham Palace.
During British Science Week, Thornhill Academy students from years 8 and 9 completed a 12-week STEM project designing a sustainable school for an island setting.
Students from Heworth Grange School, part of Consilium Academies, recently took part in an exciting and immersive Stage and Screen Masterclass at Northern School of Art, giving them valuable hands-on experience in film production.
It was brilliant to see all our schools across Consilium Academies celebrating the joy of reading last week as part of World Book Day.
Students and staff took part in a wide range of activities designed to promote reading for pleasure, including competitions, quizzes, book sharing events and dedicated time to enjoy reading together.
The week of celebrations highlighted the importance of reading in education and encouraged pupils to discover new books and develop a lifelong love of reading.
Year 10 students recently enjoyed an exciting and educational visit to Manchester Museum as part of National Careers Week.
Consilium Academies is delighted to announce that we have been shortlisted for two prestigious categories in the 2026 MAT Excellence Awards: Trust Executive Team of the Year and Civic Partnership of the Year.
Students from Armthorpe Academy are celebrating a remarkable sporting achievement after both the KS3 and KS4 boys’ teams were crowned overall champions at the recent Doncaster Schools Athletics Championships.
Students from Armthorpe Academy in Doncaster, part of Consilium Academies, have returned from an unforgettable Ski Trip 2026 to Pila in the stunning Aosta Valley.
Moorside High School joined schools across the Trust in recognising Children’s Mental Health Week, highlighting the importance of wellbeing and encouraging open conversations around mental health. Children’s Mental Health Week is an annual event that raises awareness of young people’s mental health, encouraging schools, families, and communities to support wellbeing and start open conversations about emotional health.
We celebrated National Apprenticeship Week (NAW) across the Trust with a range of activities designed to inspire and inform students about apprenticeship opportunities and future career pathways.
Heworth Grange is delighted to have been awarded the Music Mark of Recognition for Ambition and Quality, recognising the school’s strong commitment to delivering high-quality music education for its students.
Students and staff at Wyvern Academy came together this morning to mark Holocaust Memorial Day, taking time to reflect on the devastating impact of the Holocaust and the importance of remembering the millions of lives lost.