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Rewards Day Smoothies
Not all pupils who were invited on the Rewards Trips wanted to take up the opportunity. For those who chose to stay in school, other fun activities were arranged for them.
Year 9 spend a day in the CELLS
Crime prevention charity, CELLS, turns negative pasts into positive futures through teaching young people about the consequences of crime.
Exploring college life - Year 10 taster days
Year 10 students had the opportunity to visit local colleges as they started to plan their next steps after leaving Priory. Here’s a glimpse of what they got up to:
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Year 7 offer advice for new pupils joining us in September
As we prepare to welcome our new pupils this week, Year 7 have some advice for them.
Year 10 learn about the dangers of driving too fast
Learning For Life day for Year 10 pupils was on the theme of Personal Safety and this included presentation by Wasted Lives.
Mr Farron's Compost Corner - Summer Update 2024
Priory’s gardens are our pride and joy and award-winning gardener Mr Farron wants to let parents and pupils know what to expect each month as the landscape changes. Here's what's going on in Summer.
Year 8 have an electrifying careers day with the National Grid
A team from the National Grid hosted a STEM careers day for Year 8 as part of a new collaboration.
Farewell Class of 2024
Emotions were running high on Friday as our Year 11s spent their last day at Priory.
Alumni - Morgan Hompson Smith (Class of 2014)
Footballer, Morgan, has been signed by Bury FC.
Year 11 girls bake farewell cakes for staff
Three Year 11 girls baked cupcakes for every member of staff to say thank you for "being awesome people over the last five years".
Year 10 experience the world of work
Work experience for our Year 10 pupils proved invaluable as some have earned part-time jobs from it, all have gained vital skills and many have enhanced their future career prospects.
Maths pupils prove they're some of the best in national competition
The UKMT Junior Maths Challenge is a national competition with the top Year 7 & Year 8 put forward to undertake the multiple-choice exam.
