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One of American football’s most successful teams visited Bristol this week to launch a new West Country flag football league – and students from across the Cabot Learning Federation took centre stage. Community engagement representatives from the Kansas City Chiefs invited pupils from Bristol Brunel Academy, City Academy, Bristol Metropolitan Academy and Hans Price

The catering team at City Academy have been making and selling delicious cupcakes to students and staff all week during breaktime and lunchtime. This major baking event was held for a fantastic cause, as all proceeds were donated to the BBC’s Children in Need charity. Thanks to

Bristol Bears Foundation announce a partnership with Cabot Learning Federation and City Academy on October 21, 2025 at the City Academy in Bristol, England. (Photo by Rogan/Bristol Bears) Bristol Bears Foundation is proud to announce a new partnership with the Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) aimed at inspiring young people through

City Academy has achieved another year of improvement in GCSE exam results, with students achieving the school’s highest average grades ever. The number of students achieving grade 5s in both English and maths improved by 3.8%, with over 61% of students passing Maths and 63% of students passing English. Principal,

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As the number of secondary school children struggling to read continues to rise across the UK, one Bristol school is taking a stand. City Academy in Bristol is leading the charge in addressing the literacy crisis by introducing targeted reading lessons for students who have fallen behind. Recognising the lifelong

Fourteen Year 7 students from City Academy have collaborated with directors from the prestigious Bristol Old Vic to create a unique and powerful performance inspired by Shakespeare’s Romeo And Juliet. Students will showcase their original work on the main stage at Bristol Old Vic in front of

Screenshot City Academy proudly presented A Taste Of Broadway, a dazzling student production of the beloved musical Annie, which was performed over two exciting nights with a talented double cast of 60 students. Under the direction of Rebecca Pearce, audiences were treated to two unique performances showcasing both a young

A report has claimed that thousands of students are missing out on Religious Education (RE) even though RE lessons are compulsory in state funded schools. One member of the House of Lords has called for greater support for schools arguing that RE equips young people with vital skills, including critical

Twenty-five students from Year 7 and Year 11 at City Academy recently had the unforgettable experience of attending a captivating production of Romeo and Juliet at the prestigious Bristol Old Vic Theatre. Everything that makes Shakespeare’s romantic tragedy so well-loved was brought to life on stage. The