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Archbishop Cranmer is regularly featured in the press. Here are a selection of cuttings from our recent coverage.
July 2019 Thoroton Show sees Archbishop Cranmer perform with Maypole.
May 2019 Archbishop Cranmer Church of England Academy, Aslockton, adds a splash of colour!
With community engagement at the core of the school, this project brought teachers, students, parents and a local business together around a common goal and the result is a sustainable planted area at the front of school, a connected community and a team of children who are keen to maintain this successful garden....
April 2019 Poetry Recitals Judeged by the Mayor of Rushcliffe.
November 2018
Archbishop Cranmer Church of England Academy ranked as a top school in The Sunday Times Parent Power Schools Guide 2019.
An Aslockton primary school is the highest ranked state primary school in Nottinghamshire according to a Sunday Times league table.
Archbishop Cranmer Church of England Academy ranked 222 in The Sunday Times Parent Power Schools Guide 2019.
They were one of two schools in Nottinghamshire that made the list.
November 2018
Newark's MP Robert Jenrick announces winners of annual Christmas card competition
An MP’s annual competition to design his official Parliamentary Christmas card attracted a bumper number of entries this year.
Robert Jenrick wrote to every primary school in his Newark and Bingham constituency and received hundreds of entries in return.
The winner from those hundreds of entries was ten-year-old Felix Hornby who attends Archbishop Cranmer Church of England Primary Academy, Aslockton.
April 2018
Siblings organise bake-off fundraiser
Ella White, 9, and her brother, Alfie, 11, who organised a bake-off in aid of Stand Up To Cancer.https://www.newarkadvertiser.co.uk/news/siblings-organise-bake-off-fundraiser-9042947/
February 2018
Proud to be leading the way in reading and maths
A Government minister has congratulated a primary school after its results put it in the top 1% of schools nationally for reading and maths.
All pupils at Archbishop Cranmer Church of England Primary Academy, who sat end-of-school exams in reading and maths last year reached or exceeded the expected standard.
The school received a letter of congratulations from school standards minister Mr Nick Gibb.