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A teacher is planning on running 20 marathons in 2020. Paul Conlon, Head of Year 11, has already completed four marathons this year, with another 16 planned throughout the year. https://t.co/1ZKyJQMxxw https://t.co/gQKFrSDiEW

Mums were presented with handmade gifts crafted at school on Mother’s Day. Pupils at Magna Carta Primary Academy decorated plant pots to give to their parents. The pots were planted with bulbs the school’s PTA donated to ensure every child could take part. https://t.co/yA3hD9Lb7b https://t.co/IiHI7Ptsmb

Great seeing our staff being praised for their work! Well done Miss Trainor & all the other FHS staff who are keeping school open for amazing key workers! A big shout out to all the key workers at the moment. We appreciate all that you do! Thank you to @TheSafeguarding for this. https://t.co/lv4iPFTCFl

Studies into Greek myths took curious students on a tour of @Cambridge_Uni. Year 7 students from Burnt Mill Academy spent a day at the prestigious university’s classics faculty as part of their English studies on Greek Myths and Northern Lights texts. https://t.co/RJBSa5mKpC https://t.co/zF163tejsz

Speak out, stay safe. That was the message given to pupils at Roydon Primary Academy by the @NSPCC. https://t.co/QZ2sEmqQSs https://t.co/khd2TCD0xB

A trip into space captured the attention of young people as they focused on science for a week. Students at Sir Frederick Gibberd College indulged in the topic during British Science Week. https://t.co/v5rJW1wWaZ https://t.co/LZkDYHCWJ8

Young people celebrated their differences as part of #BritishScienceWeek. Pupils at Magna Carta Primary Academy took part in the national themed week which had a focus this year on Our Diverse Planet. https://t.co/Z0kL2Wffq7 https://t.co/qdFvXBQQPb

The mental health and emotional wellbeing of young people is our new school’s priority in the early days of the Coronavirus shutdown. https://t.co/O5HMo2DLO5 https://t.co/ads9aHDlEu