Astrea Ernulf

12 hours ago

🎄⚽ KITMAS 2026 – OUR APPEAL IS NOW LIVE! ⚽🎄

We’re delighted to be supporting Kitmas for another year, continuing our role as the UK hub for the charity.

Our 2026 appeal officially launches today, and we’re inviting our scholars, parents, families and wider community to get behind this fantastic cause for children all across the globe.

Kitmas collects pre-loved football shirts from across the UK, alongside fundraising donations, to help bring a little Christmas magic to children around the world who might otherwise go without a gift this Christmas 🎁

Whether you have an old football shirt to donate or would like to contribute towards our fundraising efforts, every donation makes a difference. Any football shirts can be handed in at Ernulf visitors reception.

You can find out more about Kitmas by visiting the crowdfunding page:
🔗 bit.ly/Kitmas2026Crowdfunder

This is just the beginning! We'll be sharing lots more information over the coming weeks.

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Astrea Ernulf

1 day ago

Today at 11am, the whole of Ernulf Academy came together in silence to mark Remembrance Day.

Two minutes to pause, reflect and remember all those who have made the ultimate sacrifice.

We will remember them.

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Astrea Ernulf

2 days ago

Here are some key dates and upcoming events taking place this half-term.

For a full list of our 2026/27 term dates, please visit our website - www.astreaernulf.org/parents/term-dates/ ... See MoreSee Less

Astrea Ernulf

4 days ago

Deepfakes can make it appear that someone has said or done something they haven't, using AI to create increasingly convincing fake images, videos and audio.

As this technology becomes easier to access, children and young people may encounter risks ranging from online bullying and impersonation to scams and fabricated explicit content.

The guide below explores:
AI-enabled bullying
Cloned voices and fake family scams
Bogus celebrity endorsements
Fabricated images and videos
Extortion and digital blackmail

It also offers practical advice for parents/cares on recognising warning signs, protecting personal information and talking to young people about responsible AI use. ... See MoreSee Less

Astrea Ernulf

3 weeks ago

📅 A reminder that this Friday, 23rd October, is an academy INSET day, so scholars will not be in school.

Half-term follows, and we look forward to welcoming all scholars back to the academy on Monday 2nd November.

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Astrea Ernulf

3 weeks ago

YEAR 7 ADMISSIONS - SEPTEMBER 2027 ✨

The next chapter starts in September 2027! And we’d love to welcome your child to Ernulf Academy.

📅 A reminder for Year 6 families: Make sure you submit your secondary school application before the deadline on 31st October.

Find out more about the admissions process and how to apply here: www.cambridgeshire.gov.uk/residents/children-and-families/schools-learning/apply-for-a-school-pla... ... See MoreSee Less

Astrea Ernulf

4 weeks ago

WhatsApp is a popular way for young people to stay connected with friends and family. However, it’s important to understand how to use it safely.

Features such as group chats, disappearing messages, Channels and location sharing can sometimes expose young people to unwanted contact, peer pressure or inappropriate content. Parents and carers are often unaware of all the features readily available on WhatsApp to their children.

This guide from The National College explains what parents and young people need to know to help make WhatsApp a safer place to chat and stay connected. ... See MoreSee Less