Over the holidays, we held our fifth WPT Easter Competition, which was open to all students across Wickersley Partnership Trust.   To enter the competition, our students had to get creative and send us an Easter themed piece of artwork, a selfie, a photo, or a design.   As always, we had some fantastic entries, and our judges had an extremely hard job of choosing the top 5!   But

On Wednesday 8th May, the Rotherham School Games team ran two Y3/4 Dynamos Open Cricket tournaments at Whiston Parish Church Cricket Club. The event saw thirteen schools and over 120 children including Brinsworth Whitehill and Aston Hall competing and playing Cricket across two sessions.   The event was a huge success, a lot of that was thanks to Doug and his team at WPCCC. We would also like to say

This week, the Outdoor Education Team ran a trust wide climbing competition with The Climbing Hangar and Rotherham School Games, for the schools’ climbing clubs. The students all challenged themselves and pushed their boundaries to complete climbs in a friendly competitive environment. They all tried extremely hard and were willing to take a fall in order to succeed! By the end of the day, each of the schools were helping

Primary students across the Trust have all taken part in the TEKK Challenge as part of their in-classroom learning. This was in collaboration with @BETogether2013 TEKK Challenge and @HSBC_uk. This year’s challenge was to build playground equipment using a set list of resources and clear expectations. Lead event organiser Carl Alford, HSBC commented: “Through the TEKK Challenge, HSBC volunteers have supported over 150 students, learning practical STEM skills and pushing

Over the holidays, we held an Easter competition, which was open to all students across the Trust. The challenge was to take an Easter themed selfie/photo, or create a design. We had some fantastic entries and enjoyed seeing all of the creative things that our students got up to over the half term! But while we loved all of the photos and designs that were shared, we could only choose