A group of Academy students were delighted to have had the privilege of participating in the esteemed Shakespeare Schools Festival, when they showcased their adaptation of the timeless classic, Macbeth, in The Studio at Bradford Alhambra.  This remarkable achievement was the culmination of months of dedication, creativity, and collaboration amongst our talented students.

We are thrilled to share the resounding success of a recent workshop at TCA, where students immersed themselves in the creative process of crafting our upcoming Shakespeare production of Macbeth. Collaborating with a facilitator from the esteemed Coram Shakespeare Schools Foundation, our students received valuable guidance to design and create their play.

In a bid to enrich the academic experience gained in the classroom, students from the Year 11 GCSE Religious Studies group went on a visit to Bradford Cathedral and the Muhammadi Masjid.  The trip, organised by Mrs Rudd, provided students with first-hand experience of the Christian and Islamic faiths studied as part of their GCSE course.

Academy catering staff embraced the festive season by donning colourful Christmas outfits while serving up a delightful Christmas lunch for staff and students alike.

In a recent venture organised by the Academy’s Student Leadership Coordinator Miss Healey, members of our Student Parliament embarked on an informative visit to the Houses of Parliament in London.  The primary objective of the trip was to ignite a passion for politics amongst students, discover the benefits of studying at university, encourage them to consider future careers in the field, and deepen their understanding of local political processes.

In a special training event led by staff and volunteers from the Yorkshire Ambulance Service and the Yorkshire Air Ambulance Service, Academy students were given the opportunity to learn the techniques of performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation, more commonly known as CPR.