As part of our Careers and Aim Higher programme for Sixth Form students, Year 13s have enjoyed a unique learning experience at Durham University Hospital.

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This week, our whole cohort have visited the Auckland Project to learn about local history and the amazing facilities that lie on our doorstep.

To celebrate Black History Month, all Key Stage 3 students have participated in an Art lesson inspired by influential black artists throughout history.

A group of Year 10 students have taken part in an amazing opportunity to visit Nissan’s world class plant.

Students and staff at King James I Academy have raised £521.41 for Macmillan thanks to a coffee morning held in the Sixth Form Common Room.

Year 7 History students at King James I Academy have taken part in an exciting hands-on lesson about the Roman Empire with a variety of replica helmets and shields to examine.

Members of our weekly Games Club have been learning how to use an airbrush to paint their Warhammer figures as an alternative to hand painting.

A group of ten pupils from St Helen Auckland Primary School have attended a special Outreach session at King James called Mini Medics. The course, which is designed to introduce youngsters to life saving techniques, was delivered by our own Health & Safety Officer, Jonathan Page.

Year 6 pupil, Moses B-P, who attends Hurworth Primary School, is the winner of our Year 6 Open Evening competition. As the winner, he claimed a brand new Lenovo tablet.