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The Body Coach ‘Grilled’ Over Nutrition By Budding Journalists
Young children at primary schools across the North were given the chance to ask questions to the Body Coach, Joe Wicks, as part of a challenging day. All the children involved were in Year 5 and from an Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) sponsored primary school.
Outwood Gives Backing To New Phone-Free Schools Campaign
Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) is backing a new campaign for schools to issue an outright ban on phones within the school gates.
Two Outwood Staff Are Going Back To School
Two members of the Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) computer science team are going back to school this summer.
New Associate Director of Reading hired at Multi-Academy Trust
Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) has appointed a new Associate Director of Reading to boost and develop the quality of reading practice and performance.
Outwood Grange Academy Named As ‘One To Watch’ In EdTech 50 Schools Report
Outwood Grange Academy has been praised in a report that looks into the use of technology in education.
Wakefield School Rugby League Team Continues Winning Tradition
The year 11 boys team from Outwood Grange Academy beat the year 11 boys team from Oldham-based Saddleworth School, 30-16 in the final at Post Office Road Stadium, the home of the 2018 Rugby League Championship Shield winners, Featherstone Rovers.
Hillsview Academy to join Outwood Family
The Outwood Family is due to grow by one more in September when Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) becomes the sponsor of Hillsview Academy.
School Suffers Set-Back Ahead Of Potential Record-Breaking Summer
Outwood Academy Adwick was inspected by the education watchdog on 26 and 27 March this year. Despite inspectors praising the Academy’s new leadership and grading that as Good, the school saw its overall Ofsted rating move from Outstanding to Requires Improvement.
Educational Charity Team Up With School To Teach Students About Crime
An educational charity has teamed up with a North Yorkshire secondary school to teach students about the causes and consequences of crime. Members of the national crime education charity, Prison Me! No Way! spent the day with year 9 students from Outwood Academy Ripon, based on Clotherholme Road.
Academy Trust Launches New Behaviour Policy
Outwood Grange Academies Trust (OGAT), an education charity established in 2009, will implement the new policy in full from the start of the new academic year in September 2019. The decision to refresh the policy was taken before an application was made to the High Court on behalf of a student at one of the Trust’s academies.