The latest news from Schools North East
Yesterday marked our fifth annual Curriculum Conference… and 2024 certainly proved to be one for the books!
Gathering our region’s remarkable school leaders, teaching practitioners, and learning leads under one roof is always a cause for celebration, and it was truly inspiring to see everyone come together to learn, connect, and grow.
A Social Impact Review, commissioned by Durham Cathedral Schools Foundation (DCSF), highlights the various ways that the Foundation has contributed to the lives of thousands of young people. Not only in Durham, either, but across the wider North East and beyond! We are all in this together, after all.
Schools North East partnered with the Community Foundation to make a staggering £100,000 of funding available for schools wishing to develop their cultural, sporting or careers provision for disadvantaged and looked-after children. Funding of up to £4,000 was available per bid for schools across Tyne and Wear.
Pupils at St. Bede’s Catholic Primary School, South Shields, demonstrated no problem springing into action when it came to their recent gymnastics competition.
In fact, pupils at the Primary school, which is part of Bishop Chadwick Catholic Education Trust, did so well that they were named South Tyneside Champions 2024.
Special Easter visitor for Durham primary school
North East schools get stuck in to the Great British Spring Clean
School in Durham adopts ‘The Ponderous Pit Pond’
Generous students support their community
Middlesbrough secondary school celebrates 80 years
Ofsted success for North East schools
Pupils proud to attend North East school
North East school provides festive alternative trip for pupils
North East Trusts recognised at national awards
Outstanding report for Corbridge Middle School
North East Students take part in Mayor’s Schools Climate Challenge