At Unity Schools Partnership, our aim is to have a network of support between our staff, students and entire communities within secondary, primary and special schools.
It is fair to say that today, as we prepare to close our school buildings, that we have rarely been as challenged.
Education as we know it, as with the rest of the country, is changing before our eyes. But our schools and your children’s education will go on.
In light of the Government’s decision to close schools due to the Coronavirus, Unity Schools Partnership has published some general safeguarding advice.
If your children are not able to attend school, you may find these websites helpful (please click on the links below) in terms of keeping them safe:
Following the Government’s announcement today (Wednesday 18th March) that all schools across the UK will close from the end of Friday 20th March, Unity Schools Partnership has made the following statement…
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The family of secondary, primary and special schools within Unity Schools Partnership will do all we can to continue to support the learning of our pupils.
A Haverhill school is celebrating after achieving the best Progress 8 score in the country.
The headteacher of Churchill Academy has praised the hard work of staff and students after coming out on top of all special schools following the publication of results in 2019.
Churchill achieved the best special school score in GCSE results – and indeed the only one to secure a positive Progress 8 rating.
The importance of school governors should never be underestimated.
A strong governing board, all pulling together and offering something different and positive, can be the difference between a successful school and a struggling one.
At Unity Schools Partnership, we place a strong emphasis on ensuring each of our schools benefit from strong governors all providing a crucial oversight role.