The event was organised by Greenlight for Girls, an international organisation that inspires girls of all ages and backgrounds to consider careers in STEM. Their mission is to introduce young people to science through fun, hands-on activities.

This new role is part of a wider leadership model already in place for Secondary, Special Education and Alternative Provision across Maiden Erlegh Trust. Extending this to a Primary Hub means our primary schools can work more closely together, ensuring that every pupil benefits from consistent standards, shared expertise and the best possible support. 

It has been a busy time across Maiden Erlegh Trust and as we head into the holidays, we'd like to wish you all a restful time – however that may look for you. 

Whilst rest is often thought of as stopping or switching off, the research tells us it’s far more layered than that – it can be active, creative, physical, social or solitary, and different types of rest serve different purposes. 

We hope you enjoy these ten evidence-backed insights about rest and that however you are spending the Easter break, you find some time for rest and recuperation.