Being Walkden Newsletter
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You can find our 'new look' Being Walkden newsletter here.
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Please see our end of term edition of the Being Walkden Newsletter below.
The sky is the limit for Zaman and Zain who have both carved themselves a path to success.
This month we have been celebrating women, as a part of Women's History Month.
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This World Book Day we celebrated by hosting our famous Book Choice Café in the Academy Library. Ms Shannon hosted the event as Jane Austin and our Student Librarians made the perfect waiters and waitresses, encouraging students to peruse the book menu whilst listening to soft jazz music and enjoying a croissant in our Parisian-style Bistro set up.
The café was a huge success and many books were borrowed.
Elsewhere in the academy, staff got into the spirit of things and dressed as their favourite book characters or series of books. We had Where's Wally, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, The Famous Five, The Wizard of Oz and William Shakespeare.
Take a look at this weeks Being Walkden Newsletter below
Please read this fortnight's edition of the Being Walkden Newsletter below.
Please take a look at our first newsletter of 2025 below
Here at Co-op Academy Walkden it is not just the success of our students that we like to celebrate, but also that of our staff.
Last year, our very own PE Teacher, Mrs Bawden flew over to Belfast, Ireland to compete in the British Open Masters Powerlifting Competition.
Although Mrs Bawden has loved her weightlifting for a number of years, she only decided to take up the sport of Powerlifting competitively in Nov 23, where she took the North West records for squat and bench. This opened up the gateway for her to be eligible to compete in the British Open, which ultimately was her goal.
After several months of training 4 times a week on top of her full time teaching role she went out to Belfast and smashed it, taking the Bronze Medal in the Women's Master 2 U76kg. Setting Personal Best records for all the 3 lifts, squat, bench and deadlift.
Mrs Bawden is a role model for so many of our students, she brings her determination and strength into her teaching role at Walkden, especially by showing our girls that there are no limits to what they can achieve.