A group of 32 students in Years 7, 8 and 9 have recently returned from a football-inspired trip to Holland. Organised by our PE Department, the trip was designed to inspire a passion for sport, health and fitness, whilst giving students the opportunity to experience Dutch culture.

Last month, as part of their GCSE Religious Studies course,15 Year 10 students enjoyed a visit to Teesside Crown Court to learn about the British judicial system.

Three years ago we launched our "Nurture Programme' to provide targeted, small-group learning for students who needed to boost their achievement and confidence levels.

This term we have launched an exciting new extra-curricular club for Year 8 students. 'Warhammer' is a tabletop strategy game which has fascinated devoted fans of all ages for over 30 years.

Year 13 Performing Arts students have finished their course with a bang! In a spectacular performance, they fused together acting with physical theatre to create a new interpretation of the musical Chicago.

Three of our BTEC Business students in Year 13 have recently completed a 40 hour work experience placement at Arlington Automotive in Newton Aycliffe.

A group of 34 History students in Years 9, 10 and 11 have recently returned from a crime and punishment themed trip to London as part of their current or future GCSE studies.

A 10-man King James Year 7 and 8 squad were recently lucky enough to take part in the first ever Angry Birds Egg Cup Football Tournament at Goodison Park, the home of Everton FC.

The King James Elite Football Academy Team is celebrating victory in the North East Colleges Development League Cup Final.

At the beginning of the year, our Business Studies Department launched and exciting project which allowed primary school children to learn about building a successful business through a range of creative challenges.