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We are loving having all of the students back in school, and finally able to take some photos of our STUDENT OF THE WEEK winners! Well done everyone! Year 7 – Samir Salame – nominated by Miss Hunter for having exceptional manners and always being polite. Year 8 – Jayden Ackroyd – for being such a lovely lad! He did fantastically well with his home learning and his behaviour is...Read More

We are always very excited to see any work that students have produced, especially during lockdown. Mr Davies, Music Teacher at St Benedict’s has kindly shared these recordings that some of our very talented students recorded and put together over the most recent lockdown. These were both produced at home using their phones! Here they are singing the beautiful ‘For Good’ from the musical Wicked! Well done to Emily King...Read More

Did you know who all of the women who are in our History Display?? Scroll down to read more: Anne Frank “How wonderful is it that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.” Anne Frank wrote a diary during World War II that is one of the most honest and powerful accounts of the conflict. The Franks were a Jewish family who hid in a...Read More

Well done to our latest Students of the Week, you have all had great week! Year 7: Nominated by Mr Walker (Maths) Kaylan Bennett – great attendance and effort throughout Tilly McLaughlin – great contribution with answers in live lessons Daisy Blacklock – excellent every single time Archie Thompson & Sophia Juson – Both nominated by Mr Irving (History) – both have been fantastic right the way through home learning,...Read More

We are very proud to have had a group of students from our Sixth Form take part in the Dream Placement Scheme again this year. Dream Placement is a unique Cumbrian initiative, project managed by the Centre for Leadership Performance (CfLP), that brings together bright, motivated young students aged 16-18 with some of the most forward-looking and successful businesses in the county. Although COVID-19 meant our students couldn’t physically go...Read More