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Samuel Whitbread Academy believes that every child should be given the opportunity to be the BEST that they can be, and succeed in their learning. Our school uniform represents our value of equality for all students. All Year 9 students in September 2024 will wear a Purple tie. This is the MOORE house tie, and applies to all students.
Samuel Whitbread Academy, Shefford Road, Clifton, Shefford, Bedfordshire, SG17 5QS
Samuel Whitbread Academy is having a hearing induction loop fitted to the Main Hall in Block 1. This will assist students who would need to access that facility as well as parents and members of the public at school events. Improving the delivery of accessible information. The school works closely with the Local Authority Hearing Impairments ...
SAMUEL WHITBREAD ACADEMY IS JUDGED AS GOOD BY OFSTED (2017) On the 31st Oct and 1st Nov 2017 the Academy was inspected by five Ofsted inspectors including three HMIs. They observed over 40 lessons and interviewed students, staff, governors and school leaders, as well as looking at documentation and students’ work.
Welcome to The Society at Samuel Whitbread Academy. The Society continues to provide student members with the opportunity to further their aspirations and work towards achieving their goals. Whether this is academic achievement and applications to universities, or those wishing to apply for degree apprenticeships.
Computer Science is a popular degree offered by most universities and students can also pursue specialist degrees in subjects related to games development, data science, cybersecurity and software engineering. The knowledge and skills learnt in A Level Computer are highly sought after by employers and will assist students in most careers.
SAMUEL WHITBREAD ACADEMY IS JUDGED AS GOOD BY OFSTED (2017) On the 31st Oct and 1st Nov 2017 the Academy was inspected by five Ofsted inspectors including three HMIs. They observed over 40 lessons and interviewed students, staff, governors and school leaders, as well as looking at documentation and students’ work.
