Robin Harrison earned the nomination and award through his long career of development and sustainability within the academy and wider Trust.
Out of over 200 nominations across eight categories, Robin Harrison, Facilities & Resources Manager at Rushcliffe Spencer Academy, has won the National School Award for Estate Management of the Year.
The school was awarded for its innovative implementation of technological resources across all areas of school activity.
Ashwood Spencer Academy was awarded the Best Use of ICT Award from Education Today.
Mrs Philbin, who hosted Tomorrow’s World and founded the TeenTech charity, brought STEM industry professionals to work with students to develop ideas for ethical innovation in technology.
Derby Moor Spencer Academy was recently visited by Maggie Philbin, OBE to launch a new TeenTethics programme under the umbrella of her charity TeenTech in order to develop ideas for ethical innovation in STEM fields.
Students from Arnold Hill Spencer Academy, Derby Moor Spencer Academy, George Spencer Academy, Heanor Gate Spencer Academy and John Port Spencer Academy sat for practice interviews in preparation for their medical school applications.
Students within the Expressive Arts explored the theme of “Entrances and Exits” through song, drama and drawing in the Staffordshire countryside.
The Expressive Arts faculty at John Port Spencer Academy took 53 students to Ingestre Hall for their 16th annual Arts Residential.
Nik Peacock was nominated for the accolade in acknowledgement of his tireless dedication to the staff and pupils at the East Leake school. Nik Peacock, site manager at Millside Spencer Academy, has been awarded the Hidden Hero Award from UNISON.
The secondary academy is one of only four schools this year to receive the award from Keep Britain Tidy, which are given to schools that demonstrate commitment to environmental action.
Eco-Schools, a part of Keep Britain Tidy, has awarded Rushcliffe Spencer Academy with one of only four Eco-Schools of the Year awards for their ongoing commitment to environmental action.
The Trust is pleased to have started off the school year with our new colleagues, who have ensured a strong position to begin the term.
Spencer Academies Trust is pleased to welcome the following colleagues to our family of schools.
The primary school, which opened in 2019, received a rating of “Good” across all categories after its October inspection.
After its first ever Ofsted inspection, Chellaston Fields Spencer Academy was rated “Good” across all five categories.
The Trust is pleased to have started off the school year with our new colleagues, who have ensured a strong position to begin the term.
Spencer Academies Trust is pleased to welcome the following colleagues to our family of schools.
The Trust is pleased to have started off the school year with our new colleagues, who have ensured a strong position to begin the term.
Spencer Academies Trust is pleased to welcome the following colleagues to our family of schools.
Representatives from the Trust’s primary schools visited Matlock Hall, where they met members of the Derbyshire County Council and held a debate on the topic of civic responsibility.
Thirty-four children from Spencer Academy Trust’s Primary Pupil Parliament went on a trip to Matlock County Hall, where they had the opportunity to speak with Derbyshire County Councillors and hold a debate onsite.