This year, our schools are continuing their collaborative efforts by organising regular subject lead meetings. These meetings bring together dedicated professionals from our Trust schools three times a year, allowing them to share ideas, knowledge, and best practices. The sessions are led by subject lead experts and are well-attended by our enthusiastic staff.
During these meetings, our educators actively engage in discussions, exchanging innovative teaching methods and effective strategies. The collaborative atmosphere fosters creativity and inspiration, resulting in teachers returning to their respective schools enthused and armed with fresh ideas. They are empowered to incorporate these newfound practices into their teaching, enhancing the overall learning experience for our students.
This collaborative approach not only strengthens the expertise of our educators but also enriches the quality of education across all our schools. We are proud of our teachers' dedication to continuous improvement and their commitment to providing the best possible education for our students."
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We have had a wonderful week during our "Marine Life and Conservation" art exhibition which was held as part of the Tales Told Festival of community events at Guiseley Theatre. All 12 of our schools took the theme and worked hard with their children to use their imaginations and produce some wonderful artwork. The children loved seeing their work on display and visitors to the exhibition were very impressed with the range of ideas and work that had been produced.
Schools also attended workshops which we held over the week. These were run by sixth form art students from both Guiseley and Benton Park School. They worked with the primary children to paint fish. The children really enjoyed making the prints and the older students did a great job in demonstrating and assisting them to make their work.
