Skip to content

What's On blog

At Creating Tomorrow, we believe that preparing young people for adulthood and employment is a shared mission—one that thrives on strong partnerships with employers, community connections, and a focus on meaningful futures.

This blog is dedicated to showcasing the power of collaboration.

Here, you’ll find inspiring stories of employer involvement, community-driven initiatives, and the real journeys of our learners as they move toward their next steps in life. Whether it's a work placement, apprenticeship, supported internship, or local project, every opportunity helps shape brighter, more inclusive futures.

Page 2

Archive

  • Bringing Our Community Together: Wren Spinney’s Commitment to Inclusion and Connection

    Published 04/02/26, by Stacey Morris

    We are incredibly proud to share that one of our wonderful sites Wren Spinney School, are organising a community event designed specifically to bring families, professionals and local organisations together in a spirit of inclusion, connection and celebration.

    As a trust, we are deeply passionate about giving back to the wider SEND community. We believe that the most meaningful support happens when we don’t work in isolation, but instead come together,  sharing resources, experiences and kindness to create opportunities that are accessible to everyone.

    This upcoming event reflects everything Wren Spinney stands for. It is being planned with care, creativity and a strong sense of purpose, with the aim of creating a welcoming space where families feel supported, valued and included. The dedication and enthusiasm being shown by the school team is something we are incredibly proud of.

    Read More

  • Learning About Germs Through Real-World Engagement at Wren Spinney School

    Published 21/01/26, by Stacey Morris

    Wren Spinney School were delighted to welcome Charlotte Patrick from Chilled Foods into school for an engaging and interactive session all about germs and why understanding them matters in everyday life.

    While the focus of the session was on learning about germs, the visit offered so much more than subject knowledge alone. Opportunities like this allow our learners to meet new people, practise social interaction, and develop important listening, communication and engagement skills all within a supportive and familiar environment.

    Read More

  • Strengthening Careers Provision Through Peer-to-Peer Review

    Published 20/01/26, by Stacey Morris

    This week, colleagues from across our trust came together to take part in a Careers Impact System: Peer-to-Peer Review, wonderfully facilitated by Sarah Latimer from the South Midlands Careers Hub.

    The peer-to-peer review model rolled out by the Careers and Enterprise Company is designed to support settings in reflecting on their careers provision, celebrating what is working well, and identifying opportunities for further development. Grounded in collaboration and shared learning, it provides a supportive space for education settings to learn from one another while keeping learners firmly at the heart of the conversation.

    It was truly inspiring to see those involved showcase the thoughtful, learner-centred approaches they are taking to careers education. Staff confidently highlighted the meaningful activities, employer engagement and personalised pathways that are having a real and lasting impact on learners’ confidence, aspirations and preparation for adulthood.

    It was lovely to meet colleagues from Maplefields School in Corby, who shared some fantastic examples of their own practice. Hearing how other settings approach career education for SEND learners was refreshing and energising, reminding us of the power of coming together as a wider education community.

    Read More

  • Why PPE Matters: Bringing Construction Safety to Life for Our Learners

    Published 20/01/26, by Stacey Morris

    Recently, learners took part in an engaging and informative session focused on safety in the construction industry, led by Ollie, a Civil Engineer from Sir Robert McAlpine. The visit provided a valuable opportunity to explore not just what construction work involves, but how people stay safe while doing it.

    Ollie delivered an accessible and interactive presentation on the importance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and why it plays such a crucial role in keeping everyone safe on construction sites. For our learners, understanding safety in real-world environments is an essential part of preparing for future pathways, whether that leads to employment, further training, or building independence and awareness.

    Read More

  • Building Partnerships with Purpose: Learners Visit ID Logistics

    Published 15/01/26, by Stacey Morris

    At Creating Tomorrow Trust, meaningful partnerships don’t happen overnight. They are built carefully, collaboratively, and with a shared commitment to ensuring opportunities are genuinely beneficial for everyone involved. Our developing partnership with ID Logistics is a brilliant example of this approach in action.

    Before any learners stepped onto site, a significant amount of behind-the-scenes work took place. Teams from Creating Tomorrow and ID Logistics worked closely together to align expectations, understand individual needs, and ensure the partnership was rooted in inclusion, clarity and shared purpose. This groundwork has been vital in making sure the opportunities being created are supportive, realistic and valuable both for learners and for the employer.

    Read More

  • Creativity, Community and £2,172 Raised for Good Causes by Isebrook School

    Published 19/12/25, by Stacey Morris

    The recent Isebrook School Enterprise Fayre was a fantastic celebration of creativity, teamwork and enterprise, bringing together learners, families, staff and the wider community for a truly memorable event. We are incredibly proud to share that the fayre raised over £2,172, supporting school development and our chosen local food bank charity a brilliant achievement that reflects the hard work and generosity of everyone involved.

    Read More

  • Work Experience, SEND and Opportunities

    Published 08/12/25, by Stacey Morris

    We are proud to share that Isebrook School has recently been featured in the latest edition of Satcol’s re:connect magazine, highlighting the critical importance of work experience, especially for young people with SEND.

    Read More

  • Celebrating a Successful Transitions Event at Wren Spinney

    Published 04/12/25, by Stacey Morris

    On Monday 18th November, Wren Spinney proudly hosted our annual Transitions Event, a key moment in the school year designed to support learners and their families as they begin thinking about life beyond school. This year’s event was a fantastic success, filled with conversation, connection and a real sense of excitement about the opportunities available after the age of 18.

    Read More

  • Daventry Hill School Choir Shines at Prologis’ Annual Festive Meeting

    Published 03/12/25, by Stacey Morris

    For the second year in a row, the choir from Daventry Hill School was invited to perform at the Prologis annual festive meeting, an invitation that speaks volumes about the impression our learners made last year.

    This year’s event was nothing short of magical. With the winter sun shining brightly across the Prologis site, learners stepped forward with smiles, confidence, and unmistakable enthusiasm, ready to share the festive songs they had been practising for weeks. Their joy was infectious. 

    Read More

  • Careers Fair at the University of Northampton: Supporting the Future of SEND Education

    Published 02/12/25, by Stacey Morris

    In December, Creating Tomorrow Trust was proud to attend the University of Northampton’s “Working with Children and Families” employability event. The event provided a fantastic opportunity to connect with students considering careers in education and to share insight into the wide range of roles available across our schools and college.

    Read More

  • Spotlight on Student Achievement

    Published 28/11/25, by Stacey Morris

    We love celebrating the incredible achievements of our learners, and today we want to shine a spotlight on Harry, a dedicated learner from Isebrook School.

    Read More

  • Isebrook's Afternoon Tea Success

    Published 25/11/25, by Stacey Morris

    Today a group of our Year 9 students proudly hosted their very own Afternoon Tea for residents from Burton Oaks Residential Care Home and what an amazing afternoon it was.

    Read More

Page 2

Archive

Cookie Policy