Cambridge Park Academy

This spring Yew class have been visiting the farm and learning about the animals. We have been feeding, cleaning and weighing the lambs, sheep and cows. Through this amazing hands in experience we have learned about the farmers working patterns and busy schedule aswellmas the key role farming plays in our economy.

The pupils in oak class have been busy getting creative this morning! We have been sculpting and moulding our own dragons and other characters from clay, ready to apply all the new skills we have learnt to write our own character description

How lovely to be nominated! Thank you for all the votes so far!

Cambridge Park Academy are regional champions! The team delivered an outstanding performance to win the Regional Table Cricket Finals at Meridian Leisure Centre in Louth. Showing fantastic teamwork, determination and sportsmanship throughout the competition, the players rose to the occasion and secured a well-deserved victory. A huge congratulations to everyone involved, a brilliant achievement and a proud moment for the academy.

Hazel class have really enjoyed exploring ,arterials, designing, making and testing our own water transport. We had so much fun and were super impressed that all our boats floated!

Hawk Class have been using their media skills to film their evacuee train journeys! There are definitely some budding Steven Spielbergs in Hawk Class!

Hawk Class have been learning about changing states in science. We carried out some experiments and talked about if the changes were permanent or reversible.

Week 2 at The Animal Academy! Our KS3 students returned for their second session at Cambridge Parks 6th Form's Animal Academy, and they continue to amaze us with their enthusiasm and confidence! This week, the focus began with health checks for the guinea pigs. Students carefully weighed them and checked various parts of their bodies to make sure they were healthy and in top condition. Their gentle handling and growing understanding of animal care shone through. The group then moved on to feeding the rats, where they practised their cutting skills to prepare appropriate food. They learned about the types of food rats can safely eat and why a varied diet is important for their wellbeing. The students loved getting involved and showed great care and curiosity. Next up was a special moment with Spyro, the bearded dragon! Students had the chance to feed him and let him stretch his legs, giving them another opportunity to step outside their comfort zones and interact with a totally different kind of animal. Once again, they conquered their fears, supported each other, and embraced every activity with enthusiasm. Their confidence is growing week by week, and it's wonderful to see. Already excited for Session 3!

Brilliant turnout for our inagural monthly staff breakfast Cooked and prepared by Leaders, recognition and reward for the incredible work that our staff team do day in day out Thanks to you all for joining what was a lovely social breakfast and see you at the next one everyone! Humber Education Trust

WINTER OLYMPIC Themed PE Our KS3 pupils have been exploring the upcoming Winter Olympics as part of their Throw Prepare Catch learning theme. They participated in five themed events working as a team to complete each challenge.

Duke of Edinburgh Our silver group have this week spent time working on their cooking skills, getting creative with making pizzas. Well done to all pupils involved in the cooking sessions.