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Primary school children from around the North have visited the Houses of Parliament as part of a School Parliament programme.

Young children from a multi-academy trust with primary academies across the North of England have enjoyed a teddy bear’s picnic with a well-known, award winning, happiness ambassador.

A group of teenagers from a secondary school in Barnsley have raised hundreds of pounds for charity as part of their GCSE work.

Students from a secondary school in Pontefract have been selected to perform on a prestigious London stage as part of the largest youth theatre festival in the UK.

Thirty students from ̨Íåswag Academy Danum entered the Survival Sagas: Mission Catastrophe competition, launched in November last year, and were tasked with writing a 100-word mini saga.

The deadline for teacher training applications is fast approaching and is now only three weeks away.

However, there is no need to panic and still plenty of time to get your application in before the ̨Íåswag Institute of Education’s (OIE) deadline on Wednesday 26th June.

Young children at primary schools across the North were given the chance to ask questions to the Body Coach, Joe Wicks, as part of a challenging day. All the children involved were in Year 5 and from an ̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) sponsored primary school.

̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) is backing a new campaign for schools to issue an outright ban on phones within the school gates.

Two members of the ̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) computer science team are going back to school this summer.

̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) has appointed a new Associate Director of Reading to boost and develop the quality of reading practice and performance.