MSG – Mulberry Schools Trust

STEM Academy Races to 4th Place at Goodwood International Finals!

A huge congratulations to our Mulberry Stepney Green STEM Academy team, who achieved an incredible 4th place finish at the Greenpower International Finals at Goodwood Motor Circuit!

This remarkable result is the product of months of commitment, creativity and teamwork. Our students devoted countless hours—not just after school, but also during weekends and school holidays—refining their car, STORM V5, and preparing for one of the most competitive student engineering events not only in the UK, but on the global stage!

Their dedication, innovation and passion truly paid off. None of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of their families, friends and subject teachers, who have guided and encouraged them every step of the way.

We also want to celebrate the fantastic achievements of our fellow Mulberry Trust schools: Mulberry Academy Shoreditch, who finished 10th, and Mulberry School for Girls, who secured 13th place. A brilliant collective effort across the Trust!

Well done to all teams—you’ve made us proud and showcased the very best of Mulberry STEM talent!

On Monday 15th May, the Mulberry Schools Trust and Mulberry Stepney Green Maths, Computing and Science College proudly welcomed the Department for Education’s Baroness Barran, the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State and Minister for the School System and Student Finance.

The school was the fourth to join the Mulberry Schools Trust and Baroness Barran spent the day meeting with the school’s leadership team, visiting classrooms and learning about the school’s journey since joining the Trust. We were delighted to showcase some of our great work.

The day included introductions to the Trust’s incredible Mulberry STEM Academy, where Baroness Barran had the opportunity to meet with our young people and hear about their remarkable, life-changing journeys on this innovative STEM programme. This was followed by a presentation on the ambitious post-16 offer of the school, and a plenary which concluded the visit.

Throughout the day, Baroness Barran was inspired by the impressive student voice and student leadership she saw in practice from the young people from Mulberry Stepney Green. The experience was a success and left the school feeling empowered and motivated as they continue their invaluable work in service of the local community.