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Grange continues its journey of improvement with another positive inspection outcome, but Headteacher Miss Mander says there is still plenty more work to be done to make Grange the school it’s community deserves.
Over the Easter holiday, work has been done to improve safety around our campus entrance.
A team of Year 10 students enjoyed success at a regional entrepreneurial competition in Leeds this week, taking the 'People's Choice' award at the Trinity Kitchen Challenge.
In March 2018, a group of Grangers were invited to visit Chapel FM radio in Seacroft, Leeds to take part in a live radio show about poetry.
A team of Year 12 students presented to the entire Sixth Form in a special assembly aimed to educate and raise awareness about the Rohinya Muslim community of Myanmar. The presentation held particular importance to one of the team, who himself had first experience of the situation, having lived the first 8 years of his life in a refugee camp.
Following two very successful projects, this year we have continued our involvement in facilitating a 6-week project with the National Literacy Trust called ‘Words for Work’.
Students from across the campus shared the stage with a superstar of Islamic poetry at the 9th Annual Naat & Qiraat.
Panellists from a range of businesses and industries were quizzed by Year 9 and 10 students earlier this month, with over 600 students getting the chance to hear from local employers.
In the lead up to Christmas, staff at Grange have been supporting a local initiative which aims to bring a smile to people less fortunate.
This week, Grange students met with a team of international leaders from various industries and sectors, who were in the city as part of a learning experience to improve and inspire leadership.