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Hundreds of Flying High Partnership children from 38 schools celebrated at glittering children’s awards event


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Pupils Lexi and Myla Locking enjoy the toadstool counting game, handmade by the father of a teacher at the school.
New outdoor facilities are a hit with youngsters at Haddon Primary & Nursery School in Carlton!
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Pupils Lexi and Myla Locking enjoy the toadstool counting game, handmade by the father of a teacher at the school.
New outdoor facilities are a hit with youngsters at Haddon Primary & Nursery School in Carlton!
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Pictured are a number of the Flying High Partnership headteachers with CEO and Founder, Chris Wheatley (left). Photo credits Lou Brimble
It’s top marks for the Flying High Partnership in country-wide multi-academy trust league tables.
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It’s top marks for the Flying High Partnership in country-wide multi-academy trust league tables.
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Leamington Primary Academy children’s fun run raises £800 for NHS charities
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Killisick pupil S of Music
Killisick Junior School pupil who landed a role in a musical production shares experience with school pals.
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Leamington Primary Academy children braved the weather to raise money for NHS charities. Left to right are Declan, Kobi, Kelly, Alex and Kyla - all year 2
Leamington Primary Academy children’s fun run raises £800 for NHS charities
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Atia gave her fellow pupils a song and shared her experiences performing in The Sound of Music
Killisick Junior School pupil who landed a role in a musical production shares experience with school pals.
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Musharaf Asghar, affectionately known as Mushy, spoke to 1100 school staff about his journey through school, what his teachers meant to him, and his experiences during filming the show, ‘Educating Yorkshire’.
Huge education event welcomes 1100 school staff from across the region on enhanced training day in Nottingham
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