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Five students from Year 8 at City Academy were lucky enough to be invited to Airbus to look around the Institute of Engineering and Technology (IET) which held an Engineering Open House Week (EOHW) as part of its ‘Engineer a Better World’ campaign. The campaign aims to encourage students to

  Hundreds of Weston families joined a showcase of all that is great about their town at a unique festival held as part of Broadoak Academy’s centenary celebrations. The school teamed up with a host of community groups and partner organisations for its Festival of Culture, a one-day celebration of

A recent Active Lives survey showed that fun and enjoyment is the main motivator for children and young people to get involved in sport and stay involved with sporting activity. ITV West Country News went along to Summerhill Academy to find out more.

  More than one hundred budding maths champions from Years 7 and 8 at Hanham Woods Academy have earned a series of medals in the national Junior Maths Challenge. Hanham Woods’ 125 students enjoyed a won 9 golds, 24 silvers and 35 bronzes. Top performer in Year 7 was Hayden

Staff and students at Weston’s Hans Price Academy (HPA) have welcomed Hanson, an eight-week-old golden doodle – that’s a cross between a golden retriever and a poodle – to the academy as their school dog. if you would like to read how the Weston Mercury reported this story click

Picture caption: Left to right: Hannah Ling, Year 9, Kamilah Yakubu, Year 10, and Angel Whyte, Year 10. Bristol Metropolitan Academy’s growing national basketball profile has resulted in not just one of its students being called up to the England basketball team, but three! Hannah Ling, who is

CLF academies feature in the June edition of the Voice Newspapers, including a front page! Scroll down the page to find out more.   Bristol Metropolitan Academy’s under 16 girls basketball team are officially second best in the country!   A group of 30 green-fingered student volunteers from across

The Cabot Learning Federation will expand into two new areas this year, after five further schools secured Department for Education approval to join the trust. Traditionally, the CLF has run its 22 schools in three distinct clusters operating in Bristol, South Gloucestershire and North Somerset. However, this will change to

With the cost of living crisis not getting easier for families, our academies across our Federation are doing what they can to help out. Fiona Lambdin social affairs correspondent for BBC Points West visited Evergreen Primary Academy to find out how this works in practice.

Summerhill pupils pictured with His Majesty’s Lord Lieutenant in Bristol, Peaches Golding.   Students from Bristol’s Summerhill Academy came face to face with some of their literary heroes this week, before meeting a surprise royal visitor – newly-crowned Queen Camilla. As part of ongoing work to improve reading