New academy is open

The first pupils at Strood Academy Medway's

Medway's first academy is open and the students are already hard at work.

Strood Academy welcomed year seven and sixth formers yesterday, Tuesday, and the rest of the students were arriving today.

The academy has been formed from the merger of Chapter and Temple schools and will be the first of three in Medway.

Lead sponsor the University for the Creative Arts and co-sponsor Medway Council will be working with the Department for Children, Schools and Families to provide new buildings on the site by 2011/2012.

Academy principal Richard Hart said: "We are delighted to be able to open the Strood Academy and to welcome our first cohort of students."

Loyd Grossman

It has also been announced that TV personality Loyd Grossman, chairman of UCA's governors, will offically open the new academy on Thursday, October 1.

Full story and more pictures in Friday's Medway Messenger

 

 

 

Wednesday, September 09 2009

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  • Rebecca Coyle wrote:

    the Change :'(

    i like the change but i miss chapter i only started in 2008 but i do miss it i think Strood Adademy has changed every body specailly older years. but i guess i have to get used to it, thank you x

    10 Oct 2009 11:30 AM

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  • Natalie Morgan wrote:

    Change :(

    Sorry but it will always be Chapter School to me!!!!
    I was the 1st yr7 at that site when Chapter moved there and opened in September 1993, I dont think i will get used to the change, but i wish the pupils all the best and hope they all get on well :)

    09 Sep 2009 7:50 PM

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