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̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) is hosting a twilight recruitment event on Thursday 18 January at ̨Íåswag Academy Adwick, located on Windmill Balk Lane, Doncaster. The event will take place from 4 pm to 7 pm, with colleagues from ̨Íåswag Academy Adwick, ̨Íåswag Academy City Fields and the wider Trust on-site to discuss current job opportunities. 

̨Íåswag Academy Bydales has achieved the Inclusive School Award with Flagship status.

Children from ̨Íåswag Junior Academy Brumby have been spreading festive cheer within their local community.

Ofsted has praised students and staff at ̨Íåswag Academy Hasland Hall following a two-day inspection in November, noting that ‘Expectations at Hasland Hall are high and uncompromising’.

Students from nine ̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) secondary schools gathered to participate in a mock COP 28 event.

An ex-professional footballer turned author has delivered literacy workshops to key stage three students at ̨Íåswag Academy Ormesby. 

A secondary school in Barnsley has held a special event to celebrate its support staff as part of UNSON’s Stars in Our Schools campaign.

̨Íåswag Grange Academies Trust (OGAT) has appointed Lee Wilson as Interim Chief Executive Officer to succeed Sir Martyn Oliver, who will move into the role of His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of education, children’s services and skills from 1 January.

Tommy Hill, 13, a student at ̨Íåswag Academy Freeston, is once again raising funds to spread festive cheer.

Ellis England, a Year 10 student at ̨Íåswag Academy City Fields, is celebrating after becoming world champion at the World Karate Commission (WKC) World Championships.