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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.
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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.
Monday 5th March. Booking is essential for catering purposes. Parents and students who wish to attend are asked to let us know by completing our online booking form.
A moving candle-lit ceremony was held at the Academy to observe Holocaust Memorial Day, honouring the memory of those who suffered under the Nazi regime. This year’s event has special significance as it marks the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest Nazi concentration camp.
Students celebrated their academic successes and achievements with their parents and family members at a special awards ceremony held at the Academy.
In a spectacular end-of-term production, Academy students showcased their incredible talent in Fairytale Intertwined. After months of dedication and rehearsals, the students delivered a fantastic performance that captivated an audience of around 100, including parents and staff. The show, which blended classic fairytales in a fresh and exciting way, was met with resounding applause and admiration.
Academy students have been spreading some festive cheer over the last couple of weeks with a series of musical performances.
Year 11 students recently enjoyed a captivating performance of Charles Dickens’ timeless classic, A Christmas Carol, presented by some of their own teachers.
It was a great pleasure to welcome residents from across the local area to the Academy, when they joined us for our Community Christmas Lunch. Our visitors enjoyed an afternoon filled with warmth and seasonal cheer, that defines the Christmas season.
In a heart-warming initiative to support the local community, the Academy's staff and students joined forces to collect non-perishable food items and toiletries for the Fusion Food Bank in Dewsbury. Mrs Sheard, a Science teacher at the Academy, organised the collection, encouraging each form group to fill a box with donations.
