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  • Swimming Superstar Savannah!

    Published 11/02/26

    We are delighted to celebrate the fantastic achievements of Year 6 pupil, Savannah, whose dedication to swimming continues to impress.

    Savannah has been a member of Northampton Swimming Club for just over 18 months and trains in the Performance Development Squad. She commits 11 hours each week to training across six sessions, demonstrating outstanding dedication alongside her schoolwork.

    At the recent NASA County Swimming Championships, Savannah achieved remarkable success in the 10/11 years age group, earning a total of 12 medals. Her impressive medal tally included 3 golds, 1 silver and 8 bronze medals across a range of events.

    Savannah has a genuine passion for swimming and takes pride in pushing herself to improve. Over the coming year, she aims to achieve regional qualifying times and compete at the next level. We look forward to following her continued progress and celebrating her future successes.

    Congratulations, Savannah!

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  • Celebrating Olivia’s Outstanding Swimming Achievements

    Published 10/02/26

    We are delighted to congratulate Year 6 pupil Olivia on her outstanding achievements in competitive swimming.

    Olivia competed across four consecutive weekends at the 2026 Northamptonshire County Swimming Championships, where she delivered an incredible performance in the 12-year-old age group. She won an impressive 16 medals in total, including 4 gold, 8 silver and 4 bronze, while also achieving numerous personal best times.

    Her success at the championships earned her eight East Midlands regional qualification times, with the regional event taking place this spring. Olivia has qualified in the following events:

    400m, 800m and 1500m Freestyle; 200m Breaststroke; 50m, 100m and 200m Butterfly; and 200m Individual Medley.

    Olivia has been swimming competitively for just over two years and trains an incredible 13 hours each week, including a 4am start every Friday for an early morning training session. Her dedication, hard work and determination are truly inspiring.

    We are extremely proud of Olivia and wish her the very best of luck at the East Midlands Regional Championships.

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  • Year 7 Student Milan Celebrates Swimming Success

    Published 03/02/26

    We are incredibly proud to celebrate the remarkable achievements of Year 7 student Milan, and share his swimming journey over the past two years.

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  • A Winning Effort from Foundation Stage George

    Published 13/01/26

    We are very proud of Foundation Stage pupil George, who has recently been awarded a special trophy at his training sessions with Bradders Academy.

    Each week, around 40 children take part in training, with just five trophies awarded for a range of achievements. George received his trophy in recognition of his hard work, dedication, and excellent work ethic during the session!

    George has been playing football for two years and absolutely loves his training. While it will be a couple more years before he’s able to play organised football, his enthusiasm and commitment are already shining through.

    Well done, George! 👏⚽

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  • Year 10 joins Nottingham Forest U18 Netball

    Published 14/11/25

    We are incredibly proud to share our Year 10 student, Molly Wittich-Jackson has been selected to join the Nottingham Forest U18 Netball.

    Back in September, Molly took part in a series of trials for the Nottingham Forest Netball U18 PDP. Nottingham Forest is one of the eight clubs competing in the Netball Super League (NSL), the highest level of netball in the UK, and is affiliated with Nottingham Forest Football Club.

    Originally trialling for the U15 squad, Molly impressed selectors so much that she was invited back to trial with the U18s. She has now been officially offered a place for the 2025/2026 season. At just 14 years old, Molly is one of the youngest players to be accepted into the Nottingham Forest U18 PDP programme.

    Molly trains weekly in Nottingham, taking part in both strength and conditioning sessions and on-court training. Throughout the season, she will compete against U18 PDP teams from other NSL clubs, including Manchester Thunder, London Pulse and Leeds Rhinos. She is also excited to make use of her free season ticket to watch the NSL squad play at their home games.

    Molly’s netball journey began at the age of 7 at Futureprint Netball Club. Since then, she has represented Northamptonshire County at U13 and U15 PDP level, as well as Derbyshire County’s U15 PDP last season. She has played at regional level for Northants Storm Netball Club since 2023 and continues to play for Futureprint whenever she can.

    A passionate all-round athlete, Molly also enjoys tennis (which she has played since she was 4), has represented Blisworth Football Club since 2022, and throws herself into every sporting opportunity offered by the PE faculty.

    We are all incredibly proud of Molly and can’t wait to see what she accomplishes next. Well done, Molly!

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  • Year 7 dominates the BMX track

    Published 09/10/25

    Update - 9 October 2025
    Freya is now in Year 7 and has raced in the European Championships in Latvia and the World Championships in Copenhagen, Denmark. In the European Championships, she placed 2nd and in the World Championships, she placed 7th. 

    This has earned her two prestigious bike plate numbers, E2 and W7, which she can race with for the following year (only the top 8 can use their position as a plate).

    What an amazing achievement Freya! A massive well done on representing your country.

     

    20 May 2025
    Year 6 student Freya is pedalling to the top, claiming her first national victory in BMX racing.

    Freya has always had a love for riding bikes, and around two and a half years ago, she discovered her true passion—BMX racing. Since joining the Milton Keynes BMX Club, she's been unstoppable on the track.

    At the recent National BMX Series in Scotland on Saturday 3rd and Sunday 4th May, Freya delivered an outstanding performance against 21 top riders from across the UK in her age group. On Saturday, she raced her way to an impressive 3rd place, but she didn’t stop there—on Sunday, she stormed to victory, taking 1st place and earning her very first National win!

    Thanks to her incredible results in last year’s National BMX Series, Freya has caught the attention of the BMX world. She is now proudly sponsored by an Elite BMX Team and has officially qualified to represent Great Britain at the World Championships in Copenhagen this summer, a phenomenal achievement!

    Freya’s journey is just beginning, and after her breakthrough weekend in Scotland, she’s more determined than ever to keep climbing the podium and racing with the best in the world.

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  • Year 7 Strikes Gold in First-Ever Kickboxing Competition!

    Published 15/07/25

    Last weekend, Year 7 student Freddie stepped into the ring for his very first kickboxing competition—and came out a champion! Competing with skill and confidence, he brought home a gold medal, marking a sensational start to his competitive journey.

    Freddie only began kickboxing in October 2024, but in just nine months, he has excelled through the ranks, earning five belts! An impressive feat in a sport where each belt typically takes six to twelve months to achieve.

    His incredible progress, dedication, and now a gold medal to his name are a testament to his hard work and natural talent. We’re incredibly proud of Freddie and can’t wait to see what he conquers next!

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  • Students Tracy and Tyanna Walk for a great cause in memory of their grandad

    Published 17/06/25

    As the sun was shining last Saturday, students Tyanna (Year 3) and Tyanna (Reception) proudly participated in this years March for Men, a 5km charity walk organised by Prostate Cancer UK.

    Motivated by the memory of their beloved grandad, the girls joined hundreds of others walking in solidarity to raise awareness and funds for prostate cancer research and support.

    Supported by their families and friends, the girls successfully raised £120 in support of Prostate Cancer UK, contributing to the vital work being done to help men across the country affected by the disease.

    After completing the 5k, Tracy and Tyanna were honoured with medals – and even the dog too! – for their hard work.

    Very well done to you both on your efforts supporting this fantastic cause.

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  • High praise for Foundation Stage student Poppy in football

    Published 16/06/25

    We are incredibly proud of Reception student Poppy, showcasing her recent sporting success in football! Poppy started attending ‘Wildcats’ which is non-competitive football suitable for girls who want to try the sport for the first time. Demonstrating her wonderful High Performance Learning skills, Poppy was recently awarded ‘Wildcat of the Week’ for her hard work and increased confidence in training.

    Well done Poppy!

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