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Canford School and The Bourne Academy are proud to celebrate 15 years of a pioneering educational partnership, one of the most successful independent-state school collaborations in the UK.
The Bourne Academy is delighted to announce its partnership with the Homewards Bournemouth, Christchurch & Poole (BCP) coalition and national charity Shelter to create new classroom resources aimed at increasing awareness of homelessness and its prevention. As part of the #Homewards initiative, these resources will empower students and staff with a deeper understanding of homelessness and provide information on available support.
The educational materials are designed for different age groups, addressing a range of issues related to homelessness. This unique collaboration aims to encourage empathy, insight, and practical knowledge among students, helping to build a more informed and compassionate school community.
“At The Bourne Academy, we believe in the importance of raising awareness around social issues and equipping our students to make a positive impact. We are very proud to be working with Shelter and the Homewards BCP coalition on this project,” said Mark Avoth from The Bourne Academy. “These resources will not only help our students understand the causes and challenges of homelessness but also ensure they know how to seek support for those in need.”
Homewards’ community-driven approach has united coalitions across the UK, and the BCP partnership is already showing promise as a model for positive change. By gathering feedback from staff and students, The Bourne Academy hopes to refine these materials and share successful approaches with other Homewards locations, expanding the project’s reach and impact.
“We are excited to see the difference these resources will make in our classrooms,” the representative continued, “and to work with Homewards to share what we’ve learned with other communities.”
The Bourne Academy is proud to play a part in this important initiative, helping to address homelessness through education and awareness.
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For further information, please contact: Mrs Sarah Price
The Bourne Academy, Hadow Road, Bournemouth. BH10 5HS
Tel: 01202 528554 sarah.price@thebourneacademy.com
The Bourne Academy, an all ability state-funded secondary Academy established by its sponsor Canford School in 2010, is delighted to announce another excellent set of examination results, both in terms of attainment grades and levels of progress achieved.
The Bourne Academy is delighted with how its students have adapted to the challenges presented to them over the lead up to their examinations. Their perseverance and hard work should be commended and they are to be congratulated on their results and their commitment to their onward destinations.
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The Bourne Academy is proud to announce the remarkable achievement of 73 KS3 students who have been selected to publish their creative writing pieces in an upcoming book by Young Writers. The book is being produced as a result of a creative writing competition organised by Young Writers, where students were tasked with crafting a 100-word mini story centred around the theme 'The Glitch.'
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