Entries by Admin

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Bedminster Down Team Celebrates Ten Tors Triumph

After months of training, determination, and teamwork, the Bedminster Down 35-mile Ten Tors team has successfully completed the 2025 challenge on Dartmoor. The team’s Ten Tors journey began back in November, with seven demanding training sessions across the winter and early spring. From freezing rain to unforgiving hills, the team trained in all weathers and […]

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Early Years pupils strike a happy note

Futura schools have been echoing to the sound of music as our youngest pupils discover the joy of singing and performing. Nursery and reception children joined forces for a series of EYFS music festivals led by the Trust’s Director of Music Ingrid McLean. The children came together at one school in each of Futura’s hubs […]

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Clevedon School shortlisted for national award

Clevedon School has been shortlisted for the Tes Community Engagement Initiative Award for its Winter Warmers project.   Winter Warmers offers the community a complimentary three-course evening meal, with students serving under the guidance of Mrs Davies, Head of Food, and Chef Fudge. As well as serving food, the students provide entertainment through board games, […]

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School of Rock is a class act!

Sir Bernard Lovell Academy students had audiences cheering for more as they staged an unforgettable School of Rock. The school was alive with music, energy, and rock ’n’ roll as the cast gave incredible performances over three evening shows and a daytime one for 150 primary school pupils. Leading the way in the high-energy, feel-good […]

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How Futura took the Gingerbread Man to India

Five Futura colleagues developed their professional experience, soft skills and confidence when they spent a week working in Indian schools. Bek Curtis (Northgate), Sophy Palmer (Bridge Farm), Seth Brilliant (Bridge Farm), Will Hynes (Bridge Farm) and Katie Young (All Saints) participated in the visit, which was funded by the Turing Scheme and organised by our […]

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Sports centre team members achieve success

Colleagues in Futura’s Commercial Services have successfully completed qualifications funded by the apprenticeship levy. Brad Cox and Rhys Greenland are the latest members of the sports centre team to achieve a qualification (congratulations!) after completing the Level 3 Team Leader and Supervisor apprenticeship delivered by Lifetime Learning. They developed their leadership skills while gaining practical […]

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Homegrown talent will take schools forward

In the face of strong competition from external candidates, homegrown talent has successfully filled all three headteacher vacancies in Futura schools. Massive congratulations to Emmee Standeven, Kirsty Jones, and Katie Sharp for being promoted to the role of headteacher. We asked each person to reflect on their journey to becoming a headteacher and what the […]