Whitefield Academy Trust’s work helping students into the world of work has received national recognition from Nasen (National Association of Special Educational Needs) with an award for Excellent Practice in Post-16 education. The award, presented at ceremony at the Waldorf Hilton Hotel in London celebrates outstanding practice that provides improved outcomes for young people. 

A ground-breaking poetry book, written by Joseph Clarke School students is being launched at the Albany Theatre on 17th October in an exciting event which will be livestreamed over the internet

John Chipperfield of the Joseph Clarke School Trust reports on the latest charitry golf day, which raised £1,500 for the Trust's work with school

Joseph Clarke school will be getting its own radio station and a set of speciality bicycles, thanks to the untiring work of the Joseph Clarke Trust and very generous donations by QBE,  the Greater London Fund for the Blind and the Foyle Foundation. 

A group of Joseph Clarke students were invited to the Bank of England Museum this term as part of the Museum’s push to look at ways of improving the accessibility of its exhibits to visitors – particularly children with visual impairments.

The troupe visited with a coach of cast, band, wardrobe and hair and makeup to do a touch tour and perform some of the songs from their performance of the Wizard of Oz. 

Joseph Clarke School was visited by the Governor of the Bank of England Mark Carney and the Chief Cashier Victoria Cleland on Thursday. Ms Cleland's name may be a little less recognisable than the Governor's, but her signature appears on every new bank note and she is in charge of everything in the Bank of England to do with physical bank notes.

We had one A-Level student this year and we are absolutely delighted that she has gained 3 A-levels in English language, French and Sociology. We are also congratulating two pupils who have been awarded AS –Levels.