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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Kate Richardson, Education Director has been interviewed by the TES for their series ‘My Week As.’ If you would like to read this interview please click here.
Staff, students, and families from Hans Price Academy have shown incredible generosity this Christmas season by coming together to collect items for Weston’s Foodbank.
Pic: Summerhill Academy pupils
UPDATE: Incorrect data has been reported by Bristol World, Minerva Primary Academy are in fact in 6th Place. Moving Evergreen Primary Academy to 11th place.
The Cabot Learning Federation is proud to announce that three of its primary schools have been recognised among the top ten highest-performing schools based on 2024 SAT scores and Ofsted reports.
This outstanding achievement underscores the Federation’s commitment to delivering exceptional education across its academies.
These rankings reflect the dedication of the staff, the hard work of students, and the support of the wider school communities. The exceptional academic outcomes and the continued pursuit of excellence have firmly placed these schools at the forefront of primary education in the region.
A detailed report is available on the Bristol world website. To read the full article, click here.
Bristol Metropolitan Academy’s highly-anticipated 10-year anniversary celebration of MET Productions was celebrated with a spectacular performance of Charlie & The Chocolate Factory.
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Specially-adapted hijabs are helping Muslim pupils have the confidence to play football.
City Academy in Bristol has had 50 of the hijabs donated, which have straps and means the girls do not need to worry about their headwear falling off.
This story has received extensive coverage across the BBC, see below for more details.
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Students from Winterstoke Hundred Academy’s Eco-Club and Duke of Edinburgh Club, from Years 7 to 9, have participated in an exciting environmental initiative by helping plant a tiny forest.
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Schools will help families to identify children with neurodivergent needs, such as autism and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), under a brand-new pilot scheme.
As part of the six-month pilot, 42 schools in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire will provide support for children’s needs as they wait for formal assessments.
Herons Moor Academy is one of the schools taking part in the pilot, BBC Points West went along to find out more.
The Sweaty Betty foundation has donated 50 sports hijabs to girls at City Academy Bristol with the aim of encouraging more girls to take part in sports.
Uphill Village Academy has been awarded the Heritage Schools Award by Historic England.
This recognition highlights the academy’s commitment to embedding the area’s history into its curriculum.
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