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Priory Press Module: 4 Issue: 2
🌍 Priory Press Issue 2 - Module 4 is here! 🌍
Safety on Social Media
Safety on Social Media
Remembrance
All things remembrance here at LSST today: Y7 students and cadets took part in the Remembrance Service Y7 and Y8 Art Club students have been making ceramic poppies Senior Cadets representing the school and the Cadet Force at the Cenotaph We will remember them.
Sixth Form Open Evening
Sixth Form Open Evening 2024
Be Inspired - Dance
On 5th March, LSST Dance students enjoyed a trip to the University of Lincoln for a “Be Inspired Day”. They enjoyed taking part in contemporary and creative workshops and had the opportunity to watch a performance by the university students and finish with a Q&A. All the st...
World Book Day 2024
World Book Day was celebrated in the academy with a competition to create a ‘book nook’ – a tiny scene or room in a box which can be displayed between the books on a bookshelf. We had some really beautiful creations by students and it has been fun peeking into these miniature world...
Junior Chess Tournament Winners 2024
Here are the winners of our Junior Chess Tournament for 2024. They played chess against different opponents every lunchtime for a week and accrued points based on the results. Chess is popular at The Priory Academy LSST and, as well as being fun to play and bringing students from different year grou...
Senior Chess Champions
Well done to the winners of our Senior Chess Tournament which took place in November. It was a Swiss tournament: each competitor played against a different opponent each day in timed games and accrued points throughout the week.
Young Heart
Our intention has been to celebrate the values of the Academy- Aspiration, Inspiration, Respect, Resilience and Innovation. We offered the students involved the chance to show the importance of these values through the development of the project. Students from three year groups have worked in col...
Chess Champs
The Priory Academy LSST Junior Chess Tournament 2023 winners. Twenty-four students from Years 7, 8, 9 and 10 played timed chess games every lunchtime for a week, against a different opponent each day, and winners were determined by points accumulated – 3 points for a win, 2 for a draw, 1 for a...