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Updates on Schools for the future
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BEST Response to the CBC 2 Tier Consultation - 20th January 2020
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01/04/20Samuel Whitbread NHS goggle donation goes viral
Samuel Whitbread Academy has started a global goodwill trend by donating all our science goggles to the local hospital for frontline NHS staff.Read Full Story
01/04/20Region rallies to provide NHS with life-saving equipment
From ventilators to visors - our region is helping to supply vital resources to protect both frontline NHS staff and patients.Read Full Story- 17/03/20
20/12/19Sixth Form Food Festival
Yesterday Sixth Form students took part in the food festival to raise money for one of our sister schools, The Methodist Junior High School in Kwahu-Tafo, Ghana. If you would like further information on this link please see here. Over £625 was ra...Read Full Story
04/12/19BEST Proposed Admissions changes
Please find below details of BEST proposed admission arrangements for September 2021 together with a cover letter highlighting the changes. As per the School Admissions Code, BEST will undertake a six week consultation commencing on Wednesday 4th December 2019 and concluding...Read Full Story
02/12/19BEST Pantomime Aladdin
It’s nearly here! This year's BEST pantomime is Aladdin! Tuesday 10th December - Friday 13th December in the Samuel Whitbread Main hall. Click below to buy tickets. TicketsRead Full Story
02/12/19Christmas Concert 2019
Samuel Whitbread Academy Music department's Christmas Concert is always a wonderful show, perfect for the festive season. Tickets are on sale for the Christmas Concert Friday 6th December 7pm. TicketsRead Full Story- 05/11/19
*IMPORTANT* Two Tier Consultation
Central Bedfordshire Council is currently consulting on changes to our education system which will impact Samuel Whitbread Academy and other schools and learners in this area. To find out how you can help shape the future of our schools, please click below to find out more infor...Read Full Story - 29/10/19
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