MAYOR of Solihull Coun Sardul Marwa MBE JP, attended the Flourishing Futures graduation ceremony this Monday, June 29, to celebrate the achievements of pupils across all Prosper Together Schools.
The ceremony allowed the Mayor to meet with pupils, families, and staff to discuss the importance of supporting children who go above and beyond, both inside and outside school.
The Prosper Together Multi Academy Trust is a growing family of five schools based in Solihull, consisting of, Castle Bromwich Infants and Nursery School, Castle Bromwich Junior School, Fordbridge Community Primary School, Kingshurst Primary School and Windy Arbor Primary School.
The Flourishing Futures programme gives pupils the chance to take part in trips, workshops, and career-themed learning whilst collecting points and progressing through award levels from Quartz to Diamond.
The graduation on Monday celebrated pupils who had reached the highest levels, with the Mayor presenting awards to those who earned the Flourishing Fellowship.
The Mayor spoke on how vital it was to recognise the efforts of children who went above and beyond:
“From career-themed experiences to residential trips, Flourishing Futures has given children the chance to gain a range of skills and develop into thriving young people.”
“Every session hosted by each of the schools has given pupils a real possibility for their future.”
Selina Timmins, CEO of the Prosper Together Multi-Academy Trust, spoke about the importance of Flourishing Futures for children across Solihull.
She said: “Flourishing Futures is not just a programme, it is a promise that every child in our schools will discover what they can become and develop the skills that empower them to take the next steps.”
