Monkton Wood Academy in Taunton, Somerset has congratulated former student Richard Capstick, who left Heathfield School (the former name of Monkton Wood) in 2016, on his continued success in professional rugby.
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Students from three Bristol secondary schools made a big splash during the second annual swimming gala organised by their parent trust.
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Students from across The Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) made a big splash in the pool during the CLF’s second annual swimming gala.
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Four CLF academies and CLF Post 16 feature in this month’s editions of the Voice newspapers, including two front pages!
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‘High quality’ teaching, an ‘inclusive’ environment and a ‘comprehensive careers programme’ which help students to thrive at CLF Post 16 have earned the Bristol education centre a rating of ‘Outstanding’ from Ofsted inspectors.
A money-saving plan to axe school crossing patrols across Bristol has sparked uproar from parent – and from pupils at Frome Vale Academy, who decided to fight the decision by staging a peaceful protest in support of their lollipop person.
An ‘inclusive’ environment, ‘ambitious curriculum’ and a ‘rich learning experience’ have helped Bristol’s John Cabot Academy retain its rating of ‘Good’ from Ofsted inspectors.
It was an extremely proud moment at The Nest, part of Snowdon Village, as staff and pupils gathered for the official ribbon-cutting ceremony to unveil their brand-new playground.
Year 2 pupils from Minerva Primary Academy recently enjoyed an exciting educational trip to the iconic SS Great Britain in Bristol.
The government has announced the first 750 schools to provide free daily breakfast clubs as part of a pilot scheme ahead of a planned England-wide rollout.
Starting in April, 180,000 pupils in England will be offered “healthy, varied and nutritious breakfasts” in schools before class.
Joe Sims, BBC Radio Bristol Breakfast presenter spoke to Chris Barratt Principal of Summerhill Academy to find out more.
Students from three Weston secondary schools made a big splash during the second annual swimming gala organised by their parent trust.
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The Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) primary schools were invited by the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to participate in an all-girls primary school T1 Rugby Festival – an event aimed at promoting inclusivity and engagement in rugby.
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Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) primary schools were invited by the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to participate in an all-girls primary school T1 Rugby Festival – an exciting event aimed at promoting inclusivity and engagement in rugby.
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A “vibrant and inclusive” secondary school in east Bristol was judged to have maintained its ‘Good’ educational standards by Ofsted. The City Academy Bristol, on Russell Town Avenue in Redfield, was inspected on November 26 and 27.
The secondary school has 992 pupils on its school roll and was subject to an ungraded inspection. Ofsted found that the school has maintained standards identified in its last inspection in April 2019, where the school was rated as ‘Good’.
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A secondary school with sixth form provision on the outskirts of Bristol was described as ‘aspirational’ by Ofsted following an inspection. John Cabot Academy, which includes the CLF Post 16, was inspected on November 5 and 6 and inspectors found that the sixth-form provision was ‘Outstanding’ and every other key judgement was rated as ‘Good’.
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