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Watershed moment for Skipton Academy as it marks end of £3 million refurbishment
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Skipton twins among the high achievers in this year s GCSE results
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School delighted to be able to stage week long summer school for its new starters
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James Sabin A CRAVEN ‘young citizen of the year’ James Sabin, a former pupil at The Skipton Academy, has been appointed head student at Ilkley Grammar School. James ,17, was one of a number of pupils from the Skipton school to join Ilkley Grammar School Sixth Form in September 2020 as part of the Moorlands Learning Trust partnership. James, who last year was named ‘young citizen of the year’ in the Craven Community Champions Awards, is studying Criminology, Sociology and BTEC L3 Sport with the hope of joining the police next year. Each year Ilkley Grammar School appoints pupils to its ‘Post-16 Student Leadership Team’ through a rigorous application process.
SCHOOLS around the country are approaching the end of the first full term with students in school since the start of lockdown. It has also been the first term for Jamie Gutch in a new role as Deputy Headteacher at Ilkley Grammar School (IGS), with responsibility for Post-16 and Personal Development. Here he reflects on how IGS (the founding school of Moorlands Learning Trust) and the wider community have adjusted to new ways of working FOR Post-16, the new academic year starts in mid-August with A level and GCSE results days. Results days this year were like no others ever before, delivered virtually against a national backdrop that was changing almost daily. These were times of extraordinary uncertainty for students and parents.