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̨Íåswag Grange Academy has been praised in a report that looks into the use of technology in education.

The year 11 boys team from ̨Íåswag 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.

The ̨Íåswag Family is due to grow by one more in September when ̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) becomes the sponsor of Hillsview Academy.

̨Íåswag 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.  

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 ̨Íåswag Academy Ripon, based on Clotherholme Road. 

̨Íåswag 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.

̨Íåswag Primary Academy Ledger Lane, based in ̨Íåswag, converted to an academy in December 2012, sponsored by ̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust, following two inspections where the school was deemed to Require Improvement.  At its first inspection as an academy (May 2014), the school was rated as ‘Good’ by the education watchdog.

Status Quo drummer, Jeff Rich, visited ̨Íåswag Academy Adwick to deliver a musical workshop with the students. The session saw over 100 students playing percussion instruments along with Jeff and learning about the history, development and versatility of the drums.

̨Íåswag Junior Academy Brumby Students Were Praised On Social Media.

In its 10 primary schools, ̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust, has launched a new scheme where pupils, and parents, are invited to donate books to the school. From these donated books, the pupils are free to take home whichever they wish with the intention of developing their reading.