The Consortium Academy Trust

What a fantastic turnout for the Year 5/6 Open Evening at Howden School! It was wonderful to see the community come together - and even better to see the event so brilliantly led by our learners. From a warm welcome at the sign-in desk, to guided tours showcasing our facilities, to the confident and eloquent speeches from our Head Students during the “Introduction to Howden” talk - our learners were front and centre throughout the evening. A special shout-out to those fundraising for their upcoming trip to Peru, just one of the many exciting enrichment opportunities available at Howden. Thank you to everyone who came along and made the evening such a success! #HowdenSchool #OpenEvening #StudentLeadership #EnrichmentOpportunities #CommunitySpirit

💛 Wear it Yellow for World Mental Health Day 💛 Today, our Shared Services colleagues are proud to join thousands across the country by wearing yellow and raising awareness for children and young people’s mental health. Right now, the world can be a tough place for young people to grow up in—and many are feeling the pressure. But by wearing yellow, we’re sending a powerful message: you are not alone. Thank you to everyone taking part. Every yellow outfit makes a difference 💛 #HelloYellow #WorldMentalHealthDay #WearItYellow #YoungMinds #MentalHealthAwareness #YouAreNotAlone

Last night, Headteacher Jay Kerby, alongside the dedicated staff and students of Cottingham High School, welcomed the local community to their Year 5/6 Open Evening. The event was brought to life by the incredible support of students from Years 7 to 11, who proudly showcased what it means to be part of the Cottingham High School family. In his address, Jay shared the key ingredients that make the school the special place it is, highlighting high expectations, exceptional teaching and learning, and an ambitious, future-focused curriculum. Central to this is the school’s inclusive ethos, embodied by the newly unveiled Thrive Centre—a transformative space that reflects Cottingham’s commitment to the wellbeing and growth of every student. Visitors were given a glimpse into the school’s ongoing development, including recent investments in facilities and exciting future projects like the forthcoming 3G astroturf pitch. The evening was filled with energy and enthusiasm, a true testament to the pride, passion and community spirit that make Cottingham High such a special place to learn and grow.

Holderness Academy have collaborated with Humber Teaching NHS Foundation Trust's Speech and Language Therapy Team to create stammer awareness packs for schools and to help others understand the condition. Twenty students across East Yorkshire participated in creating a film for the project. The resources will be officially launched on 22 October, Stammer Awareness Day. Find out more by clicking the link below about how Assistant Headteacher Julia Lovel worked with student Laila to get the project off the ground. https://lnkd.in/enphzV3E

Looking forward to welcoming future Year 7 families to our Year 5/6 Open Evening tomorrow night at Cottingham High School! The event marks the beginning of an exciting journey - an opportunity to explore what makes their school community so special. A copy of Cottingham's latest school prospectus can be viewed below.

This year Cottingham High School have developed a “Learn with us” dedicated community classroom, designed to welcome their feeder primary pupils and other groups. This innovative space helps reduce the uncertainty of transition, build strong relationships and supports every learner to flourish as they move into secondary education. You can find out more at Cottingham’s Year 5/6 Opening Evening next Thursday 2 October. #transition #community

Wolfreton’s student-led Year 5/6 Open Evening was a great success, thanks to the energy, passion and leadership of its students. From guiding tours to showcasing their work and answering questions with confidence, they truly brought the school to life and showed what makes the community so special. From Year 7s who’ve only been there a few weeks, to sixth formers fundraising for their trip to Peru, well done to every student who stepped up and led the way. #StudentLeadership #OpenEvening #FutureLeaders

Looking forward to welcoming families to our Year 5/6 Open Evening tonight at Holderness Academy! Tonight marks the beginning of an exciting journey - an opportunity to explore what the school has to offer, meet our expert staff, and see how we support every student to thrive. #Year6OpenEvening #ShapingPositiveFutures

Last night’s ECT event was a fantastic opportunity for our Year 1 and Year 2 colleagues to come together with their Mentors and Induction Tutors. The session provided valuable insights into the range of support available to them, as well as their bespoke CPDL offer. A special thank you to our colleagues from Croxby Primary, who shared the powerful impact that Tom Sherrington’s Teaching Walkthrus—combined with the Trust’s Teaching and Learning Framework—are having on both staff development and learner outcomes in their school. #ECTs #Mentors #TeachingandLearning #Walkthrus

Holderness Academy's charity rat, Amazing Amy, has temporarily left her home in Hedon to be reunited with her friends, in advance of the Grand Charity Auction in aid of the Daisy Appeal. For anyone who hasn't had the chance to see Amazing Amy in person, this is a great opportunity to see the fantastic work that students at Holderness Academy put into this creative community project