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I am exceptionally proud to be the Principal of the Skegness Academy. Since I joined the school in September 2023, there has been a significant change in direction, and we have started on our journey to make the Skegness Academy a great school where every student is put on the path to a happy, successful, and fulfilling life. Not only do we want our students to achieve a good set of GCSE qualifications that enable them to progress to a post-16 course of their choice and ultimately have a career of their choice, but at the same time, acquire the skills necessary to function successfully as a member of society, aspire to achieve all their dreams, and make a positive contribution to society.

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  • In Tutor time this week, students have been looking at the dangers around trespassing on the railways. Here is a link to Network Rail safety talk that students have also watched this week. https://learnliveuk.com/network-rail-secondary-school-safety-talk/

    25 April 2024

  • Sixth Form students participated in a workshop aimed at deepening their understanding of the complexities surrounding the Reality of Sexual Relationships and Pornography. Under the guidance of Becky, the session provided a safe and inclusive environment for students to explore topics such as the legal framework concerning pornography and its profound impact on perceptions of relationships, sex, and sexuality. Discussions also addressed how pornography can distort body image perceptions, blur lines of consent, and affect young individuals navigating their sexual identities. Through discussion and active participation, the workshop served as a valuable platform for students to navigate these complexities in today's society.

    25 April 2024

  • Year 7 students have started to paint their 3D sculptors. They are looking at the artist Claes Oldenburg, who made large-scale sculptures, transforming everyday objects into monumental artworks, blur the boundaries between art and everyday life while challenging traditional notions of scale. Miss Langdale is very proud of the students and their positive attitudes towards their work. Well done!

    25 April 2024