School means business
MERIDIAN School has become one of just 30 across the country to achieve a quality mark for business and economics. The school, in Garden Walk, Royston, has been awarded the Economics, Business, and Enterprise Association quality mark. Headteacher Dr Micha
MERIDIAN School has become one of just 30 across the country to achieve a quality mark for business and economics.
The school, in Garden Walk, Royston, has been awarded the Economics, Business, and Enterprise Association quality mark.
Headteacher Dr Michael Firth said: "I am very proud of the whole department. To be so highly regarded by an external body is good news for the whole school."
In order to achieve the mark, the head of the business department Judith Hamilton worked under the guidance of seven consultants, reviewing the department's practice, and the reasoning driving that practice.
You may also want to watch:
Schools that were deemed to have demonstrated effective engagement in the self evaluation process were awarded the kite mark to recognise their achievement.
Mrs Hamilton said: "We are delighted to have been awarded this kite mark. It was an exhausting but valuable process of self-evaluation.
Most Read
- 1 Ofcom investigation into problem key fobs at Tesco Royston concludes
- 2 Grandmother who got on a motorcycle aged 105 passes away
- 3 Pupils to return to school as lockdown restrictions ease
- 4 COVID deaths fall by 50% in Herts hospitals
- 5 North Hertfordshire's inspirational volunteers recognised in awards
- 6 Aircraft museum celebrates 85 years since the Spitfire's maiden flight
- 7 Council tax set to rise in South Cambs to help support frontline services
- 8 Have your say at virtual town meeting
- 9 Mental health support group encouraging you to #Walkandtalk
- 10 Have your say on A505 Litlington turning proposals
