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Celebration of Achievement 2017 – All Saints Catholic High School

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The Collaborative holds an annual Celebration of Achievement event. This is hosted each year at one of the two secondary school – Kirkby High School and All Saints Catholic High School. The purpose of the Celebration is to celebrate the achievements of over 100 pupils from the family of sixteen schools.  Each school nominated a number of pupils to receive an award. The award winners are the stars of our rolling banner photographs on the Collaborative website.

This year the fifth celebration was held at All Saints Catholic High School.

All Saints students entertained the audience with two stunning performances. First there were excerpts from the School production – Little Shop of Horrors. This was followed by a Year 8 dance performance—Homeless ( Music by Leona Lewis and choreography by Year 11 student Georgia Cowin ).

The guest of honour was Steve Granite.

Steve is a former student of All Saints and St Joseph the Worker. Steve has 20 years’ experience in the Logistics industry. Since his appointment as Managing Director at Abbey Logistics in 2009, he has designed, implemented and led their strategy to diversify the business from  being a UK liquid tanker company into a European Logistics provider.

In 2010 Abbeys achievements were recognised when they were awarded Motor Transport Haulier of the Year and again in 2014.

Abbey now employ over 400 people across 9 UK bases operating 300 trucks and 400 trailers with an annual turnover of £45m. Steve also takes an active role in     developing relationships with schools and the logistics industry to help attract young people to Logistics. He devised and developed the ‘Think Logistics’ initiative, which is an industry led consortium that will deliver   mentoring sessions to over 1000 young people per year and lead to an increased awareness of Logistics and   apprenticeships. He is a member of the RHA Northern Council, a Judge for the Motor Transport awards and most importantly the Chair of the All Saints Catholic High School ‘Local Advisory Board’.

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23 hours ago

As we move to full opening of schools it is time to pause and say THANKYOU to the Kirkby Collaborative education team – all our parents and carers, school staff and children – who have worked in partnership during lockdown to provide fantastic education opportunities

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2 days ago

Well done to all our schools who took part in World Book Day with an imaginative range of ideas, activities and character costumes – and this year the additional appearance in many schools of The Masked Reader …. https://t.co/U9YSFUwaTi

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5 days ago

As we move to full opening of our schools next week it is worth noting that last week over 1,000 children attended school each day in the 14 schools of the Kirkby Collaborative – well done everyone for your support to the Kirkby community

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1 month ago

Please see the letter below to support our Kirkby community https://t.co/MWeesNKTpX

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1 month ago

What a lovely idea https://t.co/91t6IlaNQv

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We know times are challenging and every little helps. We have a large amount of donated food (jars, tins, pasta rice etc). Please feel free to pop in to school between 1-3pm every Wednesday beginning today (20th). Entrance is via the car park. Remember mask and bags. https://t.co/h2f2ojgEUK

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2 months ago

Congratulations to our 14 Kirkby schools for putting in place measures 12 hours after the lock down announcement, enabling over 650 children per day to access face to face education, support key workers and vulnerable children, AND provide home based pupils with remote learning !

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