Giles Academy - Lincs

Giles Academy - Lincs Welcome to the OFFICIAL account for Giles Academy. A non-selective secondary school and part of the successful South Lincolnshire Academies Trust.

Our vision is that every student at Giles Academy is inspired, motivated, feels a sense of personal achievement and is equipped to pursue their goals and dreams with the personal qualities of courage, respect, integrity and resilience. We strive to motivate our students to aim for greatness within a supportive ‘family type’ environment based on mutual respect. We believe that each and every one of

our students should be celebrated in both their achievements and in their diversity. We are ambitious for greatness, actively pursue the total development of each individual, believing that the purpose of education is to develop confident, courageous and capable citizens who will make a positive contribution to society. The result is that Giles Academy is a community of learners that accepts no barriers to achievement.

Students and staff at Giles Academy are celebrating yet another fantastic year of academic and vocational success with h...
20/08/2026

Students and staff at Giles Academy are celebrating yet another fantastic year of academic and vocational success with highly impressive results across the diverse curriculum of 18 different GCSE and BTEC subjects.

In addition to English and Mathematics, the top four subjects where students have achieved grades 7 to 9 (or equivalent) are Health & Social Care, Information Technology, Religious Studies and Statistics. There has also been a notable increase in grades 9 to 5 in French and Sports Science.

Mrs Jemma Curson, Chief Executive Officer at South Lincolnshire Academies Trust said “The fantastic results across all four schools in our Trust demonstrate the incredible hard work of our students and staff, and reflects the students hard work and commitment to their studies. Giles Academy along with Spalding Academy and Bourne Academy have consistently demonstrated impressive results, and we are delighted that Cowley Academy are now emulating the academic success and progress of our other schools since joining the Trust in September 2022.”

“As a Trust with non-selective schools, I am immensely proud of the achievements of every single student who have grown into amazing young people with bright futures. We are delighted so many students have achieved what they require to progress to the next stage of their education and will make a positive difference within their community.”

For more information about the GCSE results, visit:

www.gilesacademy.co.uk/celebrating-gcse-exam-success-2026

Students at the SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy have been celebrating their achievements with another outstanding set ...
13/08/2026

Students at the SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy have been celebrating their achievements with another outstanding set of exam results with 49% of A-level and BTEC qualifications being the equivalent of grades A* to A and a 99% pass rate across all exams.

A record number of students sat exams in 2026 as the Sixth Form has grown year-on-year as it attracts top achieving students from secondary schools across the region.

The SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy offers three different study pathways where students can study A-levels only, BTECs only or ‘mix and match’ with a combination of both. This wide range of subjects gives them the best chance of securing university places with 99% of students achieving the results required for their chosen university.

The top grades for A-level subjects are once again consistently high at the Sixth Form, with 40% of all A-level results were grades A* to B. There were notable successes for specific A-level subjects with 80% of French students achieving A* to B and 56% of English Language students achieving A* to B.

For the vocational qualifications, an outstanding 72% of BTEC grades achieved were Distinction* to Distinction (equivalent to A* or A grade at A-level) with 98% of all BTEC grades achieved were Distinction* to Merit (equivalent to A* or C grade at A-level). Students studying Health & Social Care were celebrating where 89% achieved Distinction* to Distinction (equivalent to A* or A grade at A-level), plus 86% of Travel & Tourism students and 83% of Performing Arts students achieved Distinction* to Distinction.

Mrs Jemma Curson, Chief Executive Officer at South Lincolnshire Academies Trust said “We are immensely proud to have been able to celebrate another outstanding set of A-level and BTEC grades. To consistently achieve top results as our Sixth Form grows significantly is just incredible. It has been wonderful to see the successes of our students today as their hard work and dedication in Sixth Form has been rewarded. I would like to thank the Sixth Form team and teaching staff for all of their advice, guidance and outstanding teaching that students have received throughout their Sixth Form journey."

Miss Katie Belcher, Headteacher at Bourne Academy said “The destinations our students have secured is incredible with 99% having achieved their chosen university or apprenticeship offers. These including studying Law at University of Bristol, Mental Health Nursing at King's College London, Architecture at Loughborough University, Music at LIPA (Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts), Electrical & Electronic Engineering at University of Nottingham, Equine Performance & Rehabilitation at Hartbury University and Medicine at Newcastle University. There are also amazing degree apprenticeships secured at both local and national companies such as Perkins, Greencore, Peterborough United Football Club, Hays Travel and the Royal Air Force. We wish them every success and very best in their future careers.”

The next Sixth Form Open Evening will take place on Wednesday 11th November 2026. For more information about the SLAT Sixth Form at Bourne Academy, visit:

www.bourneacademy.org/sixthform

The Year 11 Celebration Prom is a memorable event where our students can celebrate together for one last time before the...
14/07/2026

The Year 11 Celebration Prom is a memorable event where our students can celebrate together for one last time before they depart for sixth form or college.

We made sure that our students have the perfect finale after all of their hard work over the last five years by holding the Prom at The Jakemans Community Stadium, which is the home of Boston United Football Club.

As is customary at the prom, the students put a lot of effort and thought into what to wear and they arrived in a variety of vehicles including luxury and vintage cars, bikes, tractors and trucks! Family and friends were able to see students grace the red carpet before celebrating with fellow students and staff.

Students were able to dance the night away at the venue, which was hired out exclusively by Giles Academy so they could celebrate together in a safe and relaxed environment. At the prom, they also enjoyed a generous buffet, awards ceremony and photo booth as well as a disco.

All of the staff at Giles Academy and South Lincolnshire Academies Trust wish all of the students every success in the future and we know they will look back at this milestone event with fond memories.

UPDATE: Due to the rearranged Sports Day that is taking place on Monday 13th July 2026 - all sports day competitors will...
10/07/2026

UPDATE: Due to the rearranged Sports Day that is taking place on Monday 13th July 2026 - all sports day competitors will be required to come to school in PE kit. All non-competitors also have the option to wear PE kit on this day as well.

All students will then return to normal uniform expectations (including blazer and tie) from Tuesday 14th July 2026.

Thank you to everyone for adhering to the uniform changes due to the hot weather this week.

We will continue to monitor the temperatures and make arrangements in school as required.

As always, we will communicate with parents/carers if there are any changes to the uniform in the last week of term.

We're delighted that our Parent App is now live and being used by many of our families.From September, the app will beco...
09/07/2026

We're delighted that our Parent App is now live and being used by many of our families.

From September, the app will become our primary communication platform for reporting absences, contacting the school and receiving important updates, with existing methods ceasing.

If you haven't yet logged in, please do so as soon as possible. Additional features will be rolling out over the coming weeks, making it even easier to stay connected with school life.

From Monday 29th June 2026, all students will return to normal uniform expectations (including blazer and tie).Thank you...
27/06/2026

From Monday 29th June 2026, all students will return to normal uniform expectations (including blazer and tie).

Thank you to everyone for adhering to the uniform changes due to the hot weather over the past week.

We will continue to monitor the temperatures and make arrangements in school as required.

As always, we will communicate with parents/carers if there are any changes to the uniform in the final weeks of this term.

Due to the forecasted extreme weather conditions this week, the Year 6 Transition Day, which was due to take place on Fr...
25/06/2026

Due to the forecasted extreme weather conditions this week, the Year 6 Transition Day, which was due to take place on Friday 26th June 2026 will now take place on Friday 3rd July 2026.

Friday is expected to be the hottest day of the week, and with a significant number of additional Year 6 students due to join us on site, we feel it would not be appropriate to increase numbers under these conditions.

The Year 6 Transition Day on Friday 3rd July, will run exactly as originally planned, ensuring students receive the full intended experience.

Year 6 parents/carers and their primary schools have been communicated with already.

Giles Academy will remain open as normal for our current students, with established measures in place to manage the conditions safely.

As we approach the end of the academic year, there is still a diverse enrichment and extra-curricular programme of activ...
05/06/2026

As we approach the end of the academic year, there is still a diverse enrichment and extra-curricular programme of activities that is inclusive for all students.

There are activities and sessions that take place during lunchtime and after-school that include various sports, subject interventions plus clubs and performances for art, drama, music and much more.

The aim of this programme is not only to develop academic skills, but improve self-confidence, life-skills and leadership experiences as well as being enjoyable.

By attending the extra-curricular activities, it can help students achieve challenges on the Aspire passport where students will receive rewards, so it is worth having a look what is on offer and trying something new.

Visit the link below for the full timetable of extra-curricular activities for Term 6.

www.gilesacademy.co.uk/extra-curricular-2026-term-6

An incredible array of student artwork was exhibited at a public artwork art exhibition last month. The weekend event to...
05/06/2026

An incredible array of student artwork was exhibited at a public artwork art exhibition last month. The weekend event took place at The Sessions House in Spalding and featured works from our talented student artists as well as over 40 other local and established artists and sculptors.

This was a fantastic showcase of the diverse range of artwork our students produce with paintings, drawings, textiles, collages and sculptures that had been specially selected from the KS3, KS4 and KS5 students at Bourne Academy, Cowley Academy, Giles Academy and Spalding Academy.

It was an amazing opportunity for students from each of our schools to feature together at an exhibition for the first time and highlight the many styles and techniques taught on the art curriculum.

The feedback over both days was overwhelmingly positive as staff from the art department and our student artists were also in attendance to speak to members of the public as over 1,000 people visited the exhibition.

Rt Hon Sir John Hayes CBE MP attended the event and he said “What a wonderful array of works of art. They epitomised the marriage of unfettered imagination and outstanding talent. Thank you for giving me and many others so much pleasure.”

Our Year 7 Parents Evening will be taking place online on Thursday 11th June 2026 from 4.30pm to 7.30pm and parents are ...
02/06/2026

Our Year 7 Parents Evening will be taking place online on Thursday 11th June 2026 from 4.30pm to 7.30pm and parents are required to book their online appointments in advance.

We encourage all parents to participate so they can speak to subject teachers about how their child academic progress in their first year at school and how parents can support them. These meetings are important as can help identify which subjects your child is performing best in and areas for improvement.

Note that the meetings will be with subject tutors and not with your child’s Form Tutor.

The online appointments will be 5 minutes long and parents will be meeting with their child’s subject tutors. Details of how to do this has been sent to parents so please book early as timeslots are available on a first come, first served basis.

For any questions regarding booking on School Cloud please email [email protected]

Address

Church Road, Old Leake
Boston
PE229LD

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 3:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 3:30pm

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