Welcome back! We hope all our families and colleagues across the Trust have had a restful summer. It has been a busy time for Shireland Collegiate Academy Trust, with exciting projects underway to their completion. After a long period…
In July this year, a group of Year 11 students from Thorns Collegiate Academy participated in a collage-based workshop with Becky Thompson from Arts Connect, which creates arts and cultural opportunities for young people in the West Midlands. The theme…
It is with great sadness that we hear of the passing of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. Our thoughts and wishes are with the Royal Family at this time. Thank you, Your Majesty, for your truly inspiring and devotional service…
GCSE and A Level students were welcomed back to schools in August to celebrate their well-earned achievements after what can only be described as a challenging and disruptive couple of years for education. Sitting formal exams for the first time…
It’s a very special day in Sandwell today as the Commonwealth Games baton relay passes through the area, and very close to several of our academies. It’s an even more memorable day for one of our students, Alfie Kinsell from…
Due to the extreme temperatures forecast across the country for the next couple of days and the red weather warning for exceptional heat, Shireland Collegiate Academy Trust have taken the decision to close all its schools on Tuesday 19 July.…
We are delighted to announce that our Year 8 team has won the ‘Community Champions’ category after being awarded the Judge’s Favourite at the Apps for Good Showcase 2022! Our team has seen their innovative app A-Z Safety, designed to…
In recent weeks, students in Year 8 and 9 have been designing, researching, and coding apps as part of the Apps for Good programme, which works to unlock the potential of students across the UK and beyond with technology courses.…
As GCSE exams begin across the country, students and staff from Shireland Collegiate Academy had a visit from Sky News yesterday. The news channel spoke to staff and students about how they were feeling having to sit exams in person…