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.
Evergreen Primary Academy, Kings Oak Primary, Uphill Village Academy, and Haywood Village Academy proudly took part in the festival, which was hosted at Kingswood RFC.
This featured on BBC Points West and BBC Radio Bristol, click on the links below for all the details.
Abi Jones King’s Oak Academy PE teacher on BBC Radio Bristol, Breakfast Show.
Teachers Andy Thomas and Emily Robinson from Winterstoke Hundred Academy had the privilege of attending a special service at Bristol Cathedral, celebrating the life and legacy of Dr Paul Stephenson.
The event, attended by dignitaries, VIPs, and members of the community, paid tribute to Dr Stephenson’s extraordinary contributions to the civil rights movement in Britain.
This story made the print edition of the Weston Mercury, please see below.
Two Weston teachers from Winterstoke Hundred Academy had the privilege of attending a special service at Bristol Cathedral, celebrating the life and legacy of Dr Paul Stephenson.
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Year 5 pupils from Waycroft Academy recently enjoyed an inspiring and educational visit to the STEAM Museum in Swindon. The trip offered a unique opportunity to delve into the history of World War II, focusing on life during the Blitz and the experiences of evacuee children.
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Pupils from Frome Vale Academy had an unforgettable experience at the Bristol Beacon as they attended a breathtaking concert featuring the renowned Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.
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Staff and students from Hans Price Academy recently visited Somewhere To Go, a charity in Weston-super-Mare that provides vital day and night services 365 days a year.
The organisation supports rough sleepers and vulnerable adults in need, offering a warm, safe refuge, hot food, showers, clean clothing, and a listening ear.
This story made front page news on the Weston Mercury print edition and the story ran on page three, please see below.
Five CLF academies feature in seven different articles in this month’s editions of the Voice newspapers.
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Bristol Metropolitan Academy’s highly-anticipated 10-year anniversary celebration of MET Productions was celebrated with a spectacular performance of Charlie & The Chocolate Factory.
John Cabot Academy is celebrating the outstanding achievement of Year 10 student, Jonathan Cheung, who delivered a stunning performance in the prestigious Rotary Young Musician Greater Bristol Competition.
King’s Oak story one
A group of Year 10 students at King’s Oak Academy have participated in a hands-on initiative to plant spring bulbs, contributing to the promotion of biodiversity and the conservation of bee populations.
King’s Oak story two
King’s Oak Academy pupils marked the start of UK Parliament Week 2024 with a special visit from their new local MP, Damien Egan, representing Bristol Northeast.
King’s Oak story three
Year 10 students from King’s Oak Academy had the exciting opportunity to visit the Science Museum in London, where they attended the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and maths) skills fair.
Throughout November, male colleagues at Bristol Brunel Academy (BBA) embraced Movember, growing moustaches to shine a spotlight on men’s health issues, including testicular cancer, prostate cancer, and mental health.
A Minerva Primary Academy pupil has won a gold medal at the Southwest Taekwondo (SWTKD) competition for under 18s.
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.
A team from the education watchdog spent two days assessing the academy, during which time inspectors met with senior leaders, teachers and students, and carried out a deep dive into a number of subject areas.
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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 team from the education watchdog spent two days assessing CLF Post 16 and neighbouring John Cabot Academy, during which time inspectors met with senior leaders, teachers and students, and carried out a deep dive into a number of subject areas.
To read the full story on the Bristol Parent website click here.
Hans Price Academy staff and students have raised over £1600 for a Weston-super-Mare charity supporting adults who are unable to acquire basic necessities.
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