We are delighted to share with you our recent Ofsted report, in which we have improved our rating! 

Dear Parent/Carer,

We have launched the Consilium Community Engagement Survey.

Dear parents and carers,

I am delighted to announce that Yvonne Baker our chair of the school’s local academy board has been awarded the OBE (Officer of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire) in the Queen’s New Year 2022 Honours List for services to STEM education.  Yvonne has worked tirelessly over a number of years to improve STEM education for young people in the UK and I know you will join me in congratulating her on this fantastic achievement.  As a school we benefit from Yvonne’s expertise in STEM education and her experience of leading and improving large organisations.  As a body of staff and students we feel very fortunate to have her support and guidance as we continue to navigate the transformation of Heworth Grange whilst still managing the challenges that COVID-19 poses on a daily basis.  If you have a moment, you can read the full press release from STEM Learning here.

Thank you for your continued support.

With best wishes,

Allie Denholm

Headteacher

Dear Parents/Carers,

Following the government update on Saturday 2nd January, all students except those who are exempt must wear a face covering in shared spaces but now also in classrooms. Can parents ensure all children come to school with a face covering and if they do not have one they must acquire one from their HOY at morning line-up.

Ms A Denholm

Headteacher

The inaugural Consilium Photography Competition has come to a close this term. The competition saw over 350 images submitted from students and staff from every school across the Trust. The theme of this term’s competition was water, encouraging our aspiring photographers to get creative and experiment in order to capture water in diverse, exciting, and unique ways.

The competition was judged by acclaimed professional photographer, Robert Darch, who is known for his documentary-style images that are atmospheric, often depicting tension between stillness and motion. The prize for first place was a £50 gift voucher, second place received a £25 gift voucher, and three, third place winners received vouchers of £10 each.

One of our very talented Year 7 students Matthew W, placed 3rd in the competition. What an amazing achievement!