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All our schools carry out a wide variety of school and community events, our newsletter will give you a glimpse of the kind of activities taking place both at a Trust level and within each of our schools. Further news articles are available on the individual school websites
In the press: Boasting its own kiln and garden where pupils grow their own food – Inside John Wilkinson Primary School
Headteacher Stephanie Beard spoke to the Shropshire Star about how the school’s beautiful surroundings influence
St Martins School students celebrate royal visit with feast hosted by OsNosh
To mark the Duke of Edinburgh’s visit to Shropshire this week, OsNosh—an inspiring community kitchen
In the press: Building memories, friendships and lifelong skills – Inside Thomas Adams School
Headteacher Mark Cooper spoke to the Shropshire Star about the Thomas Adams’ unique position as
Local primary schools take to the stage at annual Primary Dance Festival
William Brookes School hosted their annual Primary Dance Festival at The Edge Arts Centre in
World Book Day 2025: ‘Read Your Way’ at The 3-18 Education Trust
From secret readers and booky Bake Offs to recreating Hogwarts and author visits, in their
In the press: “We want to be the heartbeat of Much Wenlock.” – Much Wenlock Primary School and Nursery
Headteacher Rachel Howell-James spoke to the Shropshire Star about the school’s vision and values, including
Reflecting on the importance and impact of our local governing bodies as part of National School Governors’ Awareness Day
As part of National School Governors’ Awareness Day, we are highlighting the vital role that
Celebrating apprenticeships: “The qualification will help with my knowledge and skills and support future career progression.”
Sarah Woosnam, Office Coordinator at Bowbrook Primary School, explains how an apprenticeship is supporting her
Celebrating apprenticeships: “The course has helped me to learn new skills and tools to better support the children and my colleagues in the classroom.”
Abigail Salter, EYFS Teaching Assistant at Coleham Primary School, says studying is building her knowledge
Celebrating apprenticeships: “Apprenticeships are a cornerstone of our people strategy.”
The 3-18 Education Trust’s Director of HR, Laura Taylor, explains why we value apprenticeships for
Celebrating apprenticeships: “My apprenticeship is giving me a well-rounded foundation to become a confident and capable school business professional.”
Samantha Scott, Finance and Operations Officer at Bridgnorth Endowed School, shares how an apprenticeship is
New Headteacher appointed to embrace new opportunities at Much Wenlock Primary School and Nursery
The 3-18 Education Trust is pleased to announce the appointment of Rachel Howell-James as the