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Celebrating Culture at Clifton

Last Friday, Clifton Community School welcomed hundreds of students, staff and families to celebrate Culture Day, recognising the wide range of cultures represented across the school community.   First introduced in 2023, these Cultural Exchange events have quickly become a much-loved part of the school calendar. The day encourages everyone to wear heritage dress, share food, and celebrate the stories and traditions connected to their cultures and countries of family

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Y11s Learn Critical First Aid

As part of our Trust’s long-standing commitment to equipping students with essential life skills, we have introduced Life-Threatening Bleed Training for our Y11s – a practical session designed to teach them how to respond confidently in critical emergency situations.    This training forms part of our Trust’s innovative First Aid curriculum, delivered in partnership with First Aid Schools. The programme aims to provide continuous and sustainable First Aid and mental

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Monkwood Raises £8000 for Rotherham Hospice

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

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Happy Retirement, Mrs Clifton!

We’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to Mrs Clifton as she retires after an incredible career at Aston Hall Junior & Infant School.    She has been a valued member of the Aston Hall family for over 13 years – supporting students, colleagues and the wider school community throughout her time at the school.    On behalf of everyone at Wickersley Partnership Trust, thank you, Mrs Clifton, for your

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WPT Wreath Making Event

On Tuesday evening, staff from across our Trust took part in one of our most popular wellbeing events: wreath-making! Over 238 colleagues from our 13 schools and Central Team took part, enjoying the chance to relax, connect and get creative. Everyone was provided with a wire ring, moss, greenery and a selection of festive embellishments to design their own unique wreath. A special thank you to Guilthwaite Nurseries for supplying

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Success at the National School Awards

We are incredibly proud that Lee Rushforth, our Director of Estates, has been honoured in the National School Awards for Estates Management of the Year.    The ceremony took place last night at the House of Lords in London, where he and other inspiring education leaders celebrated excellence and innovation across the sector.   Lee received the award in recognition of his exceptional leadership and transformational impact across our Trust’s

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WPT Staff Awards 2025

On Friday evening, colleagues from across the Trust – along with our Directors, Governors and Members – came together at Magna Science Adventure Centre to celebrate the incredible achievements of the past year at the WPT Staff Awards 2025.   This year’s ceremony was our most popular yet, with an impressive 31 awards presented to colleagues who consistently go above and beyond to ensure the very best outcomes for our

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WPT People’s Choice Awards 2025

At this year’s WPT Staff Awards 2025, one of the most exciting categories was the People’s Choice Award, where parents / carers, families and the wider school community voted to recognise a member of staff who truly goes above and beyond.    We’re proud to announce this year’s People’s Choice Awards went to:    Ms Hatherley – Foljambe Primary School (Primary People’s Choice)   “Ms Hatherley consistently goes above and

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Sixth Form Student Addresses Parliament

Earlier this month, Wickersley Sixth Form student Mabrookah had the remarkable opportunity to speak at the House of Commons as part of the UK Youth Parliament.   Representing Rotherham in her role as a Member of Youth Parliament (MYP), Mabrookah contributed to discussions on key issues affecting young people across the country.   She opened the debate on Health, speaking passionately about the importance of early intervention and sharing her

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