Biteback wanted to do their bit to help whilst schools are closed, so have launched a daily online cookery class run by a leading chef at the Jamie Oliver Cookery School and supported by the Laidlaw Foundation. Jack Deane is volunteering his time for Bite Back 2030 and presenting the cook-alongs live from his kitchen at home in West Sussex. The cook alongs are fun, easy to follow, and teach some key skills, but best of all, children will have a delicious, healthy and nutritious lunch at the end of it all. All the ingredients come from the Bite Back 2030 weekly shopping list, price-checked to come within the £15 free school meals budget at a national mid-range supermarket. Please see letter below containing links.

Please share the #CookWithJack class with your families and follow the link below.

North Lincolnshire Council are offering support and guidance to children, young people and their parents in ensuring they are safe on line. Sadly, there remain people who would want to exploit the fact that we find ourselves using the online medium to teach and communicate. They will want to target and befriend many who could find themselves in difficult positions and feel coerced into providing information or images about themselves or others.

Please click on the links below for information.

Parent View gives you the chance to tell us what you think about your child’s school.
Parent View asks for your opinion on 12 aspects of your child’s school, from the quality of teaching, to dealing with bullying and poor behaviour. We will use the information you provide when making decisions about which schools to inspect, and when.
By sharing your views, you’ll be helping your child’s school to improve. You will also be able to see what other parents have said about your child’s school.

Click on the link below for a valuable guide to Children’s Mental Health and Wellbeing

“On behalf of all the staff here at Outwood Academy Brumby, I would like to congratulate all our students on their successful GCSE results. We are celebrating another year of excellent results which continues to demonstrate the commitment and hard work of our students and teaching staff. These achievements will allow our students to follow the path of their choice in the next phase of their education or training. We are delighted for them and wish them well.

The current headline figures of 53% 5+ E/M and 71% 4+ E/M are once again far in excess of national averages; that said, many of our students should be justifiably proud of all of their results as they worked hard and were a pleasure to teach.

I personally would like to thank our parents, carers and governors for their continued support.”

Mrs Hull
Principal