We’re delighted to celebrate our fantastic Mrs Parr who has received the Young Carer Star Award from Northamptonshire Young Carers in recognition of the incredible support she provides to young carers at Campion School. Mrs Parr’s care, dedication, and enthusiasm makes a real difference to our students. Mrs Parr goes above and beyond to ensure our young carers feel listened to, understood, and supported, helping them feel valued as part of our school community. We are so pleased to see Mrs Parr’s hard work recognised and could not be prouder of the positive impact she has on the lives of our young people. #ProudToBeCampion...

Our latest Campion Chronicle is out now! Click the link below to read about some of the exciting things that have happened at school this half term. 👇 🔗 https://canva.link/9ptp0bn1m5dtpwg...

We were delighted to welcome back Campion alumnus Reece, who spoke to our Year 12 students about his journey from post-16 education to university and his current career in the music industry. Reece shared valuable insights into the choices, opportunities and experiences that have shaped his journey, highlighting how the decisions students make today can have a lasting, positive impact on their future. His story was a powerful reminder to our students to be ambitious, explore their aspirations and make the most of every opportunity as they consider their next steps. A huge thank you to Reece for returning to Campion to share his experiences and inspire the next generation to create their own brilliant futures. #CreatingBrilliantFutures...

What a fantastic time Year 7 students have had at Warwick Castle this week. They’ve loved exploring the castle, discovering its fascinating history, and bringing their classroom learning to life. Despite the wet weather, our students showed great resilience and made the most of every opportunity. They watched a full-sized trebuchet launch an incredible 18kg rock, giving them a real insight into medieval siege warfare. They were also treated to a spectacular display during the Falconers Quest bird show, as owls, eagles and falcons swooped right over their heads. There was plenty more to explore, from climbing the many steps to the top of the castle’s tallest tower to discovering its history through the Time Tower experience. Students also climbed the motte, the oldest part of the castle, which dates back to the time of William the Conqueror. It was a brilliant experience filled with history, adventure, and learning. Well done, Year 7 for your enthusiasm, resilience and fantastic attitude throughout your trip. #ProudToBeCampion...