Wickersley Partnership Trust presents a celebration of music from a variety of schools across the Trust. These lovely performances include…

Wickersley Partnership Trust presents a celebration of music from a variety of schools across the Trust. These lovely performances include…
Whilst this term has been far from ‘normal’, we’ve still risen to the challenge and achieved some great things. We’ve put together a cross-Trust newsletter, showcasing all of the wonderful and positive stories, work and news from across our 13 schools.
We would like to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy and safe half term.
Barnsley-based Company Shop has donated 527 £10 vouchers to our schools to help individuals and families who are struggling in…
We’re inviting all students from across all of Wickersley Partnership Trust’s primary and secondary schools to enter our Easter selfie…
This week, Kellogg’s has awarded Monkwood Primary School a £1000 grant to boost its breakfast club. The school intends to…
Now that Year 8 students have requested their top four faculties for next year, we will be hosting options meetings…
Staff and students at Aston Hall Junior & Infant School recently stepped up to the challenge and walked 10,000 steps to help raise money for Sheffield Children’s Hospital & Charity.
Many of the staff and students got involved over the week to get their steps in, and have managed to raise almost £1700 in total.
Aston Hall chose to donate to this charity as it is a charity close to its heart – having an ex-student currently battling Leukemia, and many of its children and staff having used the hospital in recent years.
Mrs Hicks at Aston Hall Junior & Infant School said: “Aston Hall has chosen Sheffield Children’s Hospital to raise money for this year as it means a great deal to a lot of our staff and students, past and present. Especially for an ex-student, Harrison, who is currently battling Leukemia and is being very well cared for by Ward 6 at the hospital.
“At Christmas, we sponsored a snowflake, which was lit up at the side of the building, and we had the challenge of raising £1000 to have our name on the snowflake. To get this amount, we decided to get the children active in lockdown by walking 10,000 steps in a week and so many children took part to raise money for the charity.
“As a school, we managed to raise almost £1700, which is amazing!
“We are also taking part in the ‘Bears of Sheffield’ where we have to design and paint a large bear. The bear will be designed by a student and placed in Sheffield for the public to see, so watch this space!”
Well done everyone!
A reminder that the deadline for completing the year 8 option forms is tomorrow (Tuesday 9th March). This is for…
Congratulations to Clair Horner from Clifton Community School, and Julia Watt from Sandhill Primary School who won our Cranworth raffle…
As our year 8s continue with their options process, we are hosting a Parent/Carer Careers Advice Week this week. This…