Cambridge Park Academy

Kite Class made the most INCREDIBLE performance of Macbeth today We were blown away at the talent we saw! A huge well done to all involved.

Earlier this week Hazel class finished our work on Bandoola by creating and presenting posters on the need to save elephants! I'm so proud of your confidence to speak in front of the whole class! Excellent job everyone!

Student Success at Cambridge Park! We are incredibly proud of two of our students who recently had the fantastic opportunity to support North East Lincolnshire Council during the interview process for the role of Deputy Service Director – SEND. One student is currently an active member of the Young People's Advisory Group (YPAG), which gives young people a voice in shaping local services, and the other will be joining the group in September. Both were invited to take part in the panel following their interest, insight, and the way they presented themselves in previous school and community engagement opportunities. During the interviews, they conducted themselves with professionalism, maturity, and confidence asking thoughtful questions and offering valuable perspectives. We've received glowing feedback from the council about the impact they had on the process. A huge well done. You should both be incredibly proud of yourselves! Humber Education Trust North East Lincolnshire Council

During science, Honeysuckle class have been exploring different parts of flowers and following a sequence of how to plant their own seeds. We are very excited to watch it grow into a Sunflower!

This afternoon ks3 pupils had the opportunity to attend the annual construction fair in Cleethorpes. The students had the chance to try scaffolding, bricklaying, plastering, roof tiling and joinery

As part of our continued approach to supporting Parents/Carers and families we are hosting another AET 'Making Sense of Autism' course. If you would like to attend, please confirm below. The course will take place at Cambridge Park Academy on Friday 20th of June, 10:00 - 12:00. https://forms.office.com/e/6RBMU1kCkt The aims of 'Making sense of autism' · Extend your understanding of how autism affects children. · Increase your expertise in recognising a child's individual strengths and differences across the three areas of difference. · Develop your skills in identifying barriers to learning for autistic children. · Develop your understanding of what "reasonable adjustments" need to be made to support an autistic child. Learning objectives After completing 'Making Sense of Autism', you will be able to: · Approach autism as a difference rather than as a disorder or impairment. · Recognise the three areas of difference for autistic children and how these can affect a child. · Listen to and learn from the perspectives of autistic children and their parents/carers. · Reflect and implement reasonable adjustments to support autistic children.

On Tuesday the 3rd of June we had our Garden Judged by Judge, Emma Schofield. We were Supported with Great Coates in bloom volunteers Mike and Dawn Stewart. We work with Mike And Dawn at Great Coates Village hall, Students volunteer their time and experience in the community garden. This goes towards our entry in bloom. We work hard in our 6th form, Students and staff, in Eco Horticulture, so we hope we do well in our judging day. We will keep you informed. Thank you to our catering team for the lovely buffet

Snowdrop Class loved the visit from ZooLab yesterday! They enjoyed meeting and even holding some amazing minibeasts and animals!

Hawk Class have been looking at Twelfth Night in English, and worked in pairs to read parts of the script. Working in a pair and collaborating is a key skill the pupils have improved lately.

Direct Payment Workshop This will be extremely beneficial for our lot of our families. Get in touch with Carers Support Service for further info or to book on!

Foresight upcoming events (These are not associated in any way with CPA) Celebrations in the heart of East Marsh! Entertaining East Marsh Friday, 11th July | 12pm – Late Location: Foresight Car Park, 47 Newmarket Street Tickets: £2 per person Incredible live performances, including special guests from Opera North and The Peace Choir. Delicious international cuisine from local food stalls. Games and activities for all agesfun guaranteed! Foresight's Prom with Street Orchestra Live Friday, 18th July | Doors open at 5pm | Music from 6pm – Late Location: Café Aspire/ The Warehouse 155-159 Freeman Street Dress code: Black Tie Tickets: £10 (FREE if you attend Entertaining East Marsh) An unforgettable evening of music, dancing, and celebration featuring the amazing Street Orchestra Live. Enjoy great food and a magical atmosphere as we dress to impress and dance the night away! Special Offer: Buy a ticket for Entertaining East Marsh and receive free entry to the Foresight Prom! Tickets are limited, so book early to avoid disappointment. To book, please contact Foresight, or pop into reception and ask for Lily.