Schools across our Trust have come together in an inspiring show of creativity and community spirit to support the Pride of Yorkshire fundraiser in aid of Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity.    We have collectively raised an incredible £8,986!   This project, which is the charity’s biggest fundraising campaign yet, has seen students across several of our schools take part, most notably by painting their own lion cubs.    Alongside involvement

Today, Monkwood Primary School students put on some antlers and raced around the school grounds, raising an incredible £8,000 (and still counting!) for Rotherham Hospice.   A whopping 450 students took part in the sponsored Reindeer Run, turning the playground into a sea of reindeer and filling the school with holiday cheer. The money raised will help support Rotherham Hospice’s vital care services for local people and their families facing

This week, Y5s and 6s from Thrybergh Primary School welcomed Sarah Champion, MP for Rotherham, to the classroom as part of this year’s UK Parliament Week celebrations.    Students took part in an engaging Q&A session, asking Sarah about some of the biggest issues facing Rotherham, how laws are made and why democracy and voting are so important.    They were particularly interested in her work improving opportunities for local families,

Rawmarsh Ashwood Primary School students are continuing to make a difference in the community through a long-standing partnership with Broadacres Care Home. The partnership started back in 2020 at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, when Ashwood students became pen pals with residents who were unable to receive visitors due to lockdown restrictions. What began as handwritten letters of kindness soon developed into regular in-person visits, and they’re now an