The ASPIRE Learning Partnership is a partnership of seven schools in North Milton Keynes including:
Brooksward School (Neath Hill)
Giffard Park School
Great Linford School
St Andrew's Church of England School (Great Linford)
St. Monica's Catholic School (Neath Hill)
Willen School
Wood End School
The acronym ASPIRE highlights the partnerships actions to be achieved:
•Active Communication between schools and parents
•Smooth Transition between schools
•Partnership approach to achieve more for less
•Including parents in child's learning
•Raising pupil attainment
•Evidence based approach
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Five teams from the ASPIRE partnership schools (Giffard Park, Great Linford, Willen, St. Monica's and Brooksward) met at Giffard Park for an inter-school netball festival.
Under the floodlights of our caged playground the five teams played each other in a "round robin" tournament. There were some fantastic passing and shooting skills on display and, in the end, the worthy and clear victors were Great Linford - winning all of their matches!
However, the rest of the teams tried their best and certainly had a good time!
All of the players received a certificate and the festival was supported by MK Council Family Information Service by providing all the players with a frisbee!
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Brooksward School (Neath Hill) hosted a Yr2 Multi Skills Festival including over 70 pupils from across the partnership's seven schools.
The pupils participated in a range of activities including throwing turbo javelins, dribbling footballs and balancing along benches.
Pupils were mixed into teams with pupils from other schools to give them the opportunity to make new friends and develop teamwork and communication skills.
The festival was a great success and the partnership is looking forward to hosting a Yr1 Multi Skills Festival in Spring 2012.
360 Pupils
292 Pupils
40 Pupils
*Data collected from latest OFSTED reports
Great Linford Parish (residents):
Giffard Park (1,800), Great Linford (3,950), Willen Park (1,200), Neath Hill (2,100), Blakelands (950), Downhead Park (1,550), Pennyland (1,100)
Total 12,650
Stantonbury Parish:Stantonbury 3,500
Campbell Park Parish: Willen 1,400
Total number of residents:17,550
(MK Social Atlas Dec: 2010)
1,817 pupils*
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Family Learning / Community Cohesion / Engaging Parents
Involving parents more in children's learning / attracting parents more into schools via parent workshops / empowering community with community led initiatives (linked to PTAs).
A / P / I / R / E
Extra Curricular Clubs / Activities
Developing a sustainable (eg. self-funding with pupil contribution) timetable of activities for targeted pupils / yr groups all year round.
A / P / I / E
Study Support
Raising attainment via study support initiatives linked to literacy and numeracy (eg. 'Mathletics' / 'book buddies').
School Holiday Provision
Co-ordinated approach to deliver a varied menu of activities during school holidays for all KS1 & KS2 pupils across partnership.
A / P / R / E
Disadvantaged Subsidy
To develop a partnership pot of funding that can be accessed by schools to enable targeted & disadvantaged pupils to engage in projects delivered.
SBM Support
Partnership-wide support for SBMs to achieve agreed partnership objectives including generating income and savings across schools to be reinvested in partnership.
A / P / E
Communication, Promotion & Celebration
Effective communication between schools, partnership staff (school staff, PDM & SBM), parents and local communities.
A / P / I
•Active Communication between schools
and parents
•Partnership approach to achieve more
for less
To contact the ASPIRE Learning Partnership please use the contact form on the left.
Alternatively you can contact Pete Lindsay (Partnership Development Manager):
Tel: 07432 092724
