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TO CARE
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TO ACHIEVE

TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

TO CARE
TO LEARN
TO ACHIEVE

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT. 

Well done to Jarod (Year 7) who has written an article about The Plague in Wigan for a Past Forward local history magazine competition, and went to Leigh Town Hall for a prize winning ceremony on Friday.

Jarod studied The Plague at primary school and really enjoyed the subject so he spent one school holiday completing some research at Wigan Museum and he went back to Eyam, Plague Village with his family. 

Jarod came in first place in the upto age 11 category. He had to read his essay to a small audience at the Town Hall, then he was awarded with a voucher and one of the magazines that his article is printed in. This article, along with the others, will be displayed in one of the big town hall windows eventually on Market Street. 

Jarod also got to enjoy a visit to the vaults where he went into the archive strong rooms in the basement. Some of these rooms were 5 metres high. 

The magazine Past Forward is now for sale at Leigh Museum archive room and at Wigan Museum, and it will also be going online, and eventually into the historic copies for people to buy. 

Well done Jarod!

IN THE SPOTLIGHT.

Well done to Jarod (Year 7) who has written an article about 'The Plague in Wigan' for a 'Past Forward' local history magazine competition, and went to Leigh Town Hall for a prize winning ceremony on Friday.

Jarod studied The Plague at primary school and really enjoyed the subject so he spent one school holiday completing some research at Wigan Museum and he went back to Eyam, Plague Village with his family.

Jarod came in first place in the upto age 11 category. He had to read his essay to a small audience at the Town Hall, then he was awarded with a voucher and one of the magazines that his article is printed in. This article, along with the others, will be displayed in one of the big town hall windows eventually on Market Street.

Jarod also got to enjoy a visit to the vaults where he went into the archive strong rooms in the basement. Some of these rooms were 5 metres high.

The magazine 'Past Forward' is now for sale at Leigh Museum archive room and at Wigan Museum, and it will also be going online, and eventually into the historic copies for people to buy.

Well done Jarod!
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YEAR 10 MOCK EXAMS: Good luck to all of our Year 10 students who start their mock exams on Monday.

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POST 16 SUCCESS: This week we celebrate Leandro and the offers he has received for his post 16 journey. Well done Leandro!

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We had a fantastic afternoon at the Mayor’s Parlour celebrating the winners of the International Women’s Day competition. 

A huge well done to our Year 9 student, U. Khalik, who won with her wonderful entry about Rosalind Franklin. Inspired by Franklin’s groundbreaking work, U. Khalik shared her ambition to become a doctor in the future - such a thoughtful and powerful piece.

With over 200 entries submitted, this is an incredible achievement and we are so proud! It was a pleasure to meet the Mayor of Wigan, Jenny Bullen, and to celebrate alongside other talented young people.

A lovely way to recognise and celebrate the achievements of young people inspired by incredible women. 🤍

We had a fantastic afternoon at the Mayor’s Parlour celebrating the winners of the International Women’s Day competition.

A huge well done to our Year 9 student, U. Khalik, who won with her wonderful entry about Rosalind Franklin. Inspired by Franklin’s groundbreaking work, U. Khalik shared her ambition to become a doctor in the future - such a thoughtful and powerful piece.

With over 200 entries submitted, this is an incredible achievement and we are so proud! It was a pleasure to meet the Mayor of Wigan, Jenny Bullen, and to celebrate alongside other talented young people.

A lovely way to recognise and celebrate the achievements of young people inspired by incredible women. 🤍
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