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What specific SEN support will be available to my child? The goal of the SEND department at Ormiston Rivers Academy is to ensure that all students have equality of access to their learning, regardless of the position they start in. The provision we put in place is to enable that access to be fully inclusive for all students, and to place them in a position where they can achieve to the very best of their ability, and beyond, both academically and socially. The Academy's SEN Information Report can be viewed on our website, via the following link: Q. Where can I purchase academy uniform and equipment? Uniform can be ordered via Mrs C. Surman on front reception, via 01621 782377 or at [email protected]. Uniform can also be ordered direct from our supplier, Anglia Sports & Schoolwear via their online ordering service at:. The academy stocks a great selection of stationery and equipment at a very reasonable cost. Details of this will be sent out prior to your child starting at the academy. Q.
Covid-19 response Read out latest response to the Covid-19 pandemic here. Ormiston Academies Trust (OAT) is one of the largest not-for-profit multi-academy trusts in England. We educate over 30, 000 pupils across six English regions, in 32 secondary schools, seven primary schools and one special school. We are one of the longest established trusts and have been sponsoring academies since 2009. Our mission is to become the Trust that makes the biggest difference, both inside and outside the classroom.
Recognising and realising potential is at the heart of our learning community. Through perseverance, the development of resilience and the care and support of a committed team, we seek to ensure all students experience exciting and engaging learning, both for their academic futures and their roles as citizens. Vision and Values At Ormiston Endeavour Academy we; recognise and realise potential in all members of our community, encourage and develop perseverance and resilience, and show respect to all. Read More Ipswich Star visits our new building
There are currently no notices. Welcome to the Magna Academy website. Magna is a secondary school in Poole, Dorset, that has served students aged 11-18 and their families since we first opened in September 2013. At Magna, we take great pride in being a responsible and encouraging academy. We want to help our students realise their full potential and, in doing so, enrich the local community. We want our students and staff to be role models in that community so that others can affirm the work we are doing here. Thank you for supporting Magna Academy. It means a great deal to us to have you along for the journey. ParentPay login Parents' Evening Bookings
Welcome The Forge family is everything we do. It is our philosophy, our success, our failure and a home. It is a welcoming, safe and passionate environment that allows us all to be the best we can be and it drives our values of resilience, aspiration and respect.
A friendly yet formal, traditional yet forward looking ethos underpins the notion that we expect students to enjoy learning, coming to school prepared to learn, try their very best and to achieve. Jonathan Rockey Principal
I think all teachers are doing an amazing job with online teaching, it's not been easy for any of us! Parent All teachers and staff at OPA have been amazing during remote learning. Parent
Family Learning: It is Mars Day tomorrow - 18th March. You can book sessions to get more information about visits and activities linked to Mars.
Monday 16th September Reflecting on my first two weeks at Ormiston Rivers and I cannot believe how quickly the time has gone. My priorities this term are to raise standards of expectations and uniform. And, to be out and about as much as possible so I can quickly build relationships with students and staff and therefore get a real insight into the life of the academy. Last week, I started my meetings with staff beginning with support staff and over the next month I will have met every member of the team. I will also be going into the local primary schools so I can meet the Primary Headteacher's and future students. It has been wonderful to get into assemblies and lessons to see the students learning. I have been very impressed with how the students are responding to the challenging activities the staff are setting them. A key area that I want to develop is communication, we have launched a new website which you are aware of and now have created a Facebook page. The aim of the page is to showcase the daily activities taking place in the academy and remind you of key events.
Published: 12:28 PM August 7, 2019 Updated: 6:30 PM October 11, 2020 Nearly 400 children from 14 primary, secondary and special schools across Suffolk, Essex and Norfolk came together to take part in a Shakespeare-inspired playmaking festival. Year 9 pupils from Ormiston Sudbury Academy performing Act III of Romeo and Juliet Picture: ORMISTON ACADEMIES TRUST - Credit: Archant The three-day event, organised in partnership with the Royal Shakespeare Company, was held at the Wolsey Theatre in Ipswich last month. The event follows Ormiston Sudbury Academy's first year as a Royal Shakespeare Company lead associate school, which has seen the academy recruit and coordinate a cluster of schools to teach and perform Shakespeare's work. The event kicked off with a mass performance by the students, including pupils from Ormiston Academies Trust (OAT) schools Ormiston Sudbury, Stoke, Victory, Rivers, Denes and Endeavour academies. The pupils then staged three 'abridged' versions of Romeo and Juliet, with each school taking on one of the five acts.