News & Events - Alde Valley Academy

Suffolk County Council School Travel Policy

posted 22 May 2019, 04:05 by Robin Oxborrow

Suffolk County Council (SCC) has introduced a new school travel policy, effective from September 2019.

All Children using SCC funded school travel will have to opt-in to the service each year by no later than 31st May to ensure that the transport provision is in place by the start of the new academic year in September.

If you apply after 31st May, there is no guarantee that your child's transport provision will be in place for the start of the new school year.

Please see www.suffolkonboard.com/optin for further information.

BYOB - Bring your Own Bottle

posted 26 Feb 2019, 04:20 by Robin Oxborrow [ updated 27 Feb 2019, 06:54 ]

It is estimated that 2.5 billion disposable cups are thrown away every year in the UK – and less than 1 in 400 are recycled!

To help maintain a healthy environment for us all to live, learn and work in, Alde Valley has stopped using disposable cups. Students bring to school a refillable drinking bottle that can be filled up at the water cooler during break and lunchtimes.

New Website has Arrived

posted 8 Jan 2019, 06:44 by Robin Oxborrow [ updated 8 Jan 2019, 08:13 ]

Our new website has arrived. For quick access bookmark http://www.aldevalley.suffolk.sch.uk

Waveney Valley Academies Trust

posted 14 Dec 2018, 01:50 by Admin Admin [ updated 14 Dec 2018, 01:51 ]

We are delighted to be able to work in partnership with Mr Mayhew and the great staff and students at Alde Valley Academy. We will work with ambition, fairness, trust and honesty as we help the school continue to go from strength to strength. Waveney Valley Academies Trust currently runs three academies in the region, including St John Leman High School, Stowmarket High School and Roman Hill Primary School. Waveney Valley Academies Trust was formed in 2017 having evolved from the success of Sir John Leman High School, a high performing Single Academy Trust with an exceptional reputation for attainment, progress and school improvement. As a Multi Academy Trust, we will build a partnership of ambitious schools where children and young people, their families and our colleagues will be valued, challenged and believed in.

We aim to deliver the very best education and nurturing learning environments where a culture of excellence and aspiration will enable and empower students to achieve to the highest levels regardless of their social or economic background.

We have a proven track record for rapid and sustained school improvement, achieved through delivering effective leadership, embedding tried and tested systems and ensuring an innovative, strategic approach to change.

We will commit to sustainable growth, ensuring that schools of all sizes play a full and active part in our Trust and remain at the heart of the local communities they serve.

Mr Jeremy Rowe

Chief Executive Officer

Waveney Valley Academies Trust (WVAT).

New website is on the way

posted 13 Dec 2018, 06:02 by Robin Oxborrow [ updated 13 Dec 2018, 06:08 ]

A new website design is on the way.