News and press releases relating to Yanwath Primary School, part of the Cumbria Education Trust.
Cumbria Education Trust (CET) proudly welcomed senior Victorian and Tasmanian educational leaders for a knowledge-sharing visit focused on the operation and impact of groups of schools working together as a Trust. The Australian delegation came to learn from CET’s successful model and discover how a strong trust structure benefits both staff and children. The group…
Several Cumbria Education Trust (CET) schools have been awarded a National Attendance Award by FFT for high attendance in the Spring Term. FFT collects daily attendance data from over 10,000 schools. This data helps schools track, monitor and compare their attendance every week. The awards have been given to schools with attendance in the top…
Each year, we celebrate Be The Best You Can Be Week, as part of Cumbria Education Trust’s endeavour to create a stimulating environment in which our students can thrive. The purpose of this week is to give students and pupils in all schools across CET the opportunity to push, challenge and express themselves in as…
On Thursday 11th July, Cumbria Education Trust hosted a remarkable showcase of innovation and environmental stewardship at The Whitehaven Academy. The occasion? The CET Innovate Final.
The weather gods must have found out that Cumbria Education Trust (CET) were planning a sports day as the sun made a rare appearance! On Tuesday 18th June, all ten primary schools from CET gathered for the annual ‘Be The Best You Can Be’ Sports Day. Held at Copeland Stadium in Whitehaven, over 200 Year…
Yanwath Primary is celebrating being rated Good by Ofsted inspectors.
More than 200 students and pupils came together to improve their sporting skills and hear about an inspiring Everest adventure.
On Friday, 30 April 2021, the pupils and staff from Yanwath Primary School held a grand opening of their brand-new nurture garden.
A virtual visit to The National Archives in London, drama sessions with a local theatre school and live cooking sessions have ensured remote learning has been far from boring.
William Howard School hosted a Cumbria Education Trust (CET) High 5 Netball tournament on Tuesday, 19 November.
