A student has smashed his charity target within days of his 50-mile run for dementia.
Jaydon Done, of Priory Community School Academy (PCSA), has raised.
Priory students enjoying their Pappadoms takeaway meal.
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Students and teachers were overjoyed by free curry and rice delivered by an Indian restaurant to their school.
Pappadom s Indian in Milton Road has been delivering free food for staff and critical workers during the national lockdown.
It has also delivered curries to more than 30 schools in the area.
Pappadoms asked parents to nominate their school, which parents did in big numbers across the community.
The takeaway also gave food to other schools across the town including Priory Community School Academy.
Delighted Worle Community School Academy students and staff tucked into the delicious meals at lunchtime on Monday.
The book was published by The Priory Press, which has seven more books available on Amazon.
Director of careers James Wilmot said: It is great to see people from all over the world enjoying our students work.
“It has achieved bestseller status in the Amazon Children s Christmas Book Chart and peaked at number two.
“It is a great achievement for our students. It takes a lot of bravery and creativity to produce something like this.”
To read the book, log on to www.amazon.co.uk and search for Christmas Stories Volume 5: Short Stories, Poetry & Art by the Students of Priory Community School.
Published:
3:00 PM December 30, 2020
Emma Hardy-Smith (back left) with Lisa Dadds (back right) and pupils of St Anne s Church Academy.
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A primary school has appointed a new permanent principal.
Emma Hardy-Smith is the new principal of St Anne’s Church Academy.
The former Priory Community School Academy student previously helped make Pawlett Primary School near Bridgwater into a successful primary school.
Emma has been acting principal for the previous 10 months at St Anne’s and now has the role on a permanent basis.
St Anne’s has enjoyed some of the best SATs results in the country in recent years and nurtures pupils across its two sites at Hewish and West Wick.
Priory principal Angelos Markoutsas with head girl, Ruby Minty, and Tom Harding, head boy.
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Two schools have donated food and items to Weston Foodbank in time for Christmas.
Students, parents, carers, staff and the community have dropped huge amounts of food and items into Worle Community School Academy and Priory Community School Academy, which have been donated to Weston Foodbank.
The foodbank collected the items which totalled more than 1,000 kilos.
Priory principal Angelos Markoutsas said: “Every year our students, parents, staff, academy and community astonish me with the levels of their giving. This was a colossal amount.