Co-op Academies Trust is delighted to be granted £960,000 funding from the Maths Excellence Fund. The Fund exists to encourage more young people to attain and progress in maths, increasing numbers of students staying on the maths pathway to A-Level. It has a special focus on students from disadvantaged backgrounds, where a huge difference can be made to help unlock opportunities.
Co-op Academy Florence MacWilliams, a new secondary school in Stoke-on-Trent, has received approval to start their new temporary building. The temporary school will house 120 students for three terms, situated on the plot of land that provides access to the school’s permanent site.
Florence MacWilliams Academy, a new secondary school in Stoke-on-Trent, is set to join our Trust. The new free school is about to begin construction for their multi-million-pound building in the south of Stoke-on-Trent, overlooking Weston Woods. With an aim to be parents first choice for their child, the new academy will help provide necessary student spaces for growing numbers in the local community.
Co-op Academies Trust recently held the GoIT Competition with primary academies at 1 Angel Square. In partnership with Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), the project works to broaden the ICT opportunities available to primary pupils!
In partnership with Hubbub, Co-op Academy Stoke-on-Trent were thrilled to launch their Community Fridge on Tuesday 23rd January.
Children at Co-op Academy Beckfield recently visited Jamie’s Farm in Skipton, North Yorkshire, for a residential trip.
Co-op Academy Medlock, formerly Medlock Primary School on Wadeson Road, has joined our community focussed Trust.
Co-op has given selection boxes to 19,500 children from Co-op Academies Trust, with those more in need receiving additional gifts, to ensure no child goes without a present this Christmas.
Co-op Academies Trust is sponsored by Co-op. The sponsorship is designed to support the academies access to community funds as well as benefit from their business expertise.