The end of the Autumn Term and the prospect of the new year ahead means that this time
of the year is a natural time for reflection.

On Friday 7th July, we celebrated Year 11 finishing by holding our prom at Himley Hall. This was the first prom event we were able to hold since COVID. It was such a delight to see learners dressed up and enjoying themselves after the stress of their GCSE examinations!

Lots of photos were taken on the night and we wanted to share these with you. They can be found by clicking on the following link: Prom 2023 Photos

To our Year 11 learners, we congratulate you on reaching this milestone in your academic journey. We believe in you and are so excited to witness the positive impact you will undoubtedly make in the world and wish you the best of luck!

Dear Parents/Carers

You may be aware from media coverage that the teachers’ union, NEU, have declared a further 2 days of strike action again which will take place on Thursday 27 April and Tuesday 2 May 2023. The strike is happening because of a national dispute between the unions and the government over teachers’ pay, and not because of any issues at our academy. Other teaching unions have directed their members not to cover lessons of other teachers who are on strike.

We are getting in touch to give you as much notice as possible that learning will be disrupted on those days. As with previous strike days, it is our intention to open the academy for as many year groups as possible, however based on current staffing information we will unfortunately not be able to have all year groups in.

As we are unable to staff a full timetable for all years safely, we have taken the decision to open to learners in Years 7, 10 and 11 only on Thursday 27 April and to learners in Year Groups 8, 9 and 11 only on Tuesday 2 May 2023. The academy day for those year groups will run as normal.

We are sorry about the disruption to you and to your child’s education. We understand that this situation may be frustrating and ask that all members of our academy community continue to treat each other with respect. Our academy remains committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our learners and delivering high-quality teaching.

We are working closely with our staff union representatives to keep up to date with the situation, and we will inform you of any changes to the arrangements, based upon expected staffing levels as soon as possible via Weduc, social media and on our website. Due to the ever-changing situation this may change as late as Wednesday 26 April 2023. 

If you have any questions, please contact office@pegasusacademy.org.uk

Yours faithfully

Mr AP Landers

Principal

Dear Parents/Carers

You may be aware from media coverage that the teachers’ union, NEU, have declared strike action again which will take place on Wednesday 15th March and Thursday 16th March 2023. The strike is happening because of a national dispute between the unions and the government over teachers’ pay, and not because of any issues at our academy. Other teaching unions have directed their members not to cover lessons of other teachers who are on strike.

You may be aware from media coverage that the teachers’ union, NEU, have declared strike action over several upcoming dates, the first of which will take place on 1st February. The strike is happening because of a national dispute between the unions and the government over teachers’ pay, and not because of any issues at our academy. Other teaching unions have directed their members not to cover lessons of other teachers who are on strike.

Today marks a landmark occasion as GCSE and vocational qualifications are awarded, based on formal examinations for the first time since 2019. Today also marks a landmark occasion for Dudley Academies Trust which is celebrating record results.