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Pupils from Ryde Academy paid their respects on Friday to those died in the First World War with magnificent poppy displays, poetry, song and reflection.
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Ryde Academy's Computer Science Teacher and STEM coordinator, John Nicholson, has just become an SSAT Leadership Fellow as part of an impressive group of future leaders from across the country.
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Average grade has improved by a fifth of a grade, meaning students have for third year running made better progress.
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Principal, Joy Ballard, is delighted with the progress VI Form students at Ryde Academy have made.
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Following his first workshops at the Academy in 2015 and 2017, Layton Williams has returned to work with the cast of Billy Elliot, the school show being performed in December.
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The testimony from Joanna Millan will be followed by a question and answer session to help pupils at the school better understand the nature of the Holocaust and to explore its lessons in more depth.
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Pupils from Ryde Academy have been working hard over the last month to plan their BBC School report programme which aired on Thursday. Well done to all involved.
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Girls from Ryde Academy learnt that STEM careers are not just about being good at science or maths, but are creative and not in the least boring!
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Pupils from Ryde Academy were recently given a tour of the world-class R&D facility at Vestas in Newport.
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The first of three events held at Ryde Academy took place last month to introduce pupils to future options in the world of work. The Academy is working with EBP South to develop a relevant and inspirational programme of careers events for young people.
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Pupils from Ryde Academy who researched and spoke about bullying, stereotyping and negative attitudes toward the LGBTQ+ community have been praised by the Speaker of the House of Commons and presented with The Speaker’s Student Council Award.
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Six of the seven Governors at Ryde Academy have resigned, saying they believe "decisions AET are making in respect of education provision show no interest in improving education, but are becoming wholly commercial”.
