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Year 11 students celebrated the end of their time at the Academy with a spectacular Leavers Prom. The event was a tremendous success, with students embracing the opportunity to dress elegantly as they gathered with their peers and members of staff to celebrate this significant occasion, marking the end of their journey through high school.
As students reached the end of Year 9, we hosted our first-ever 'Graduation' event at the Academy to mark their transition to GCSE or BTEC courses, which they will undertake in Years 10 and 11.
A group of enthusiastic Year 8 and Year 9 students from the Academy interested in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM subjects) had the exciting opportunity to attend the Engineering Development Trust's Industrial Cadets celebration event, held at Sheffield Hallam University.
After nearly four years since initial planning through to the completion of construction, we are thrilled to announce the grand opening of our new canteen extension, a significant enhancement to the school's facilities.
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In a special assembly for Year 11 students, Headteacher Mr Burton handed out letters of support and encouragement to each student in the year group.
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We are incredibly proud of our talented students who recently took part in the Shakespeare Schools Festival, performing 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' on the prestigious stage of the Bradford Alhambra. Their final performance was nothing short of spectacular, demonstrating professionalism, creativity, and a true passion for theatre.
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We were delighted to welcome parents, students and friends to the Academy for our second annual Ramadan Community Iftar.
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The Academy was transformed into a literary wonderland as part of World Book Day celebrations. The festivities were a vivid testament to the love of reading, with classroom doors adorned in artistic decorations and staff members donning costumes inspired by their favourite literary characters.
We are looking for passionate, independent individuals from the local community to join our Governing Body and help shape the future of our academy. If you live or work in the area and are eager to make a positive impact on local education, we want to hear from you!
Students from the Academy studying Religious Education for the GCSE award had an enriching experience as they posed questions to local faith leaders in an interfaith panel discussion. The event, aimed at broadening students’ understanding of different religious beliefs and practices, welcomed Maulana Farook Yunis, Rev. Chris Hawke, a Methodist minister, and David Currie from Kirklees Interfaith.
