The NAGS foundation are meeting in May to consider applications for financial grants for young people. The closing date is 30th April 2025 if there's anything that students would like to apply for with a link to the webpage.
Malbank School & Sixth Form College - The Nantwich And Acton Grammar School Foundation (NAGS)
A massive well done to all the students who performed last night at the Spring showcase. The standard of talent was unbelievable.
The choir was a particular highlight with their rendition of Life on Mars? brought the show to a close in spectacular fashion.
Particular thanks go to the music team for giving students the opportunity to shine.
⚽ Looking to keep the kids active this Easter? Join us for our Easter Football Camp at Malbank High School, Nantwich! Led by Kelvin Mellor, this is the perfect chance for young footballers to develop their skills, have fun, and train like the pros!
📅 Dates: 8th & 9th April / 15th & 16th April ⏰ Time: 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Location: Malbank High School, Nantwich 🎯 Ages: 4-14 ✅ Professional coaching ✅ Fun challenges & small-sided games ✅ Prizes & awards up for grabs ✅ A great way to improve & make new friends! ✅ Special Guests and MORE...
📩 Link To Book (Spaces are limited) – https://activities.bookpebble.co.uk/activity/pro33academy-pro-33-easter-football-camp-nantwich-2207da3b-59b0-48ac-816a-c41c63498b19
📧 Email [email protected] to secure your spot!
Over February half-term, a group of Year 11 and 13 students went on the trip of a lifetime, spending 4 days in New York City! Almost two years in the planning, this was a cultural and enrichment trip aimed at broadening students' horizons, and acting as a reward for exemplary behaviour and attitude to learning over a long period of time.
The trip was organised and led by Mr Batty, with expert support from Mr Harrison, Mrs Edwards and Mrs Kirk-Bradshaw (whose previous job as a flight attendant came in very handy as we made our way to JFK from Manchester, via Amsterdam!).
In our brief time in the Big Apple we crammed so many things in! Highlights included:
Visits to the Top of the Rock and Empire State Building observation decks
Walking the Brooklyn Bridge
A reflective and respectful visit to the 9/11 Museum and Memorial
Ice Skating at Bryant Park
A walking tour of Central Park
Lots of shopping and eating experiences
A trip on the Staten Island Ferry, where we finally got a brilliant view of the Statue of Liberty
The trip was a massive success, and hopefully one that students will remember forever. Feedback from students and families has been overwhelmingly positive, and we are already thinking about planning the next one!
Every single student on the trip was a pleasure to spend half-term with: they were a credit to themselves, their families and the school.
Mr Batty
