FROM April 12 2021, pub chain Wetherspoons will reopen seven branches in Essex, with new rules to account for the gradual easing of Covid-19 restrictions. These include garden seating only for now. The Wetherspoons confirmed to be opening in April are: The Temeraire (Saffron Walden), The Bottle Kiln (Harwich), The Elms (Leigh), The William Aylmer…
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CONSTRUCTION industry specialist firm, Morgan Sindall Construction, has collaborated with BMAT STEM Academy in Harlow. Pupils at BMAT STEM Academy have been offered the opportunity to take part in a week of virtual work experience as celebrations commenced to honour the latest partnership. The business-focused school aims to provide students KS4 and above with insider…
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THE INCREASE in mental health problems has become a major concern for schools when working remotely. As schools are partially closed during lockdown, Mark Hall Academy, Harlow, has implemented and prioritised initiatives to combat any ill effects surrounding the wellbeing of their students and staff, whilst they work from home. The school has a wellbeing…
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WITH children predominantly learning from home, schools have begun to teach internet safety and awareness. Roydon Primary Academy celebrated the 18th edition of Safer Internet Day, by exploring the reliability of content on the web. The day comprised of pupils completing activities, which focused on who they can trust online, how the online world can influence them and what to do…
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ROBERT Halfon, MP for Harlow and chair of the education select committee, outlined the importance of Holocaust Memorial Day when he took part in a webinar with students of Harlow college. Holocaust Memorial Day is an annual celebration, which took place this year on January 27, to reflect upon and remind communities of the tragedy that occurred,…
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THE LAST minute lockdown did not stop Roydon Primary Academy from staging their annual Christmas pantomime. This Christmas the tradition continued with a twist because for the first time ever, the pantomime commenced virtually. Enzo Vullo, reception class teacher, said: “In previous years, the children in my class have enjoyed live performances, however this year this…
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THE SURGE of Coronavirus R rates has prompted Harlow to transition from tier 2 into tier 3. Residents from lower coronavirus transmission rates such as Tendring and Uttlesford raised concerns last week about the possibility of stricter lockdown measures, because figures implied that the Coronavirus R rates were relatively low in comparison with Essex as…
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DEPRIVED families in Harlow will receive crucial funding from the Essex half-term emergency fund to aid the transition into the Christmas break. Hundreds children from BMAT Essex school’s that receive free school meals, will now be entitled to essential food hampers to assist families, thanks to the Essex half-term emergency fund’s £11,905 contribution. Low income…
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PUPILS at Little Parndon Primary Academy, Harlow, got the chance to become car mechanics – thanks to some innovative teaching. The children explored the components of cars, in the hopes that it would expand and develop their life skills lessons. Many children were thrilled to learn new-found knowledge of an unusual but captivating topic –…
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BMAT STEM Academy, in Harlow, refuses to let students be held back by ensuring that stepping stones are created alongside national and international sponsors – providing unique opportunities for all individuals. The BMAT STEM Academy, which is tailored exclusively to Year 10 – Year 13 students, specialises in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math), and…
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HARLOW residents are predicted to wait only five years for a brand new hospital and can now determine what the latest situation is through a newly launched website. The Princess Alexander Hospital Trust (PAHT) has recently launched the new hospital microsite, which is said to be populated with up-to-date information providing a timeline for the…
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HARLOW College’s Kian John Foster has a big dream of becoming a football commentator. Commentators typically plan and take direction from the on-site producers at the event and research the clubs and their players thoroughly. Kian immerses himself in various sources of media such as transfermarket, YouTube, BBC sports and twitter. This allows him to…
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