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‘Vibrant and inclusive’ City Academy Bristol is a school where students ‘make good progress’ thanks to a ‘broad and ambitious curriculum’, according to Ofsted inspectors. A team from the education watchdog spent two days assessing the school, during which time they met leaders from the school and

Eighteen students from Years 7 and 8 at City Academy had an unforgettable opportunity to visit the Bristol Old Vic (BOV) to experience the brand-new production of The Little Mermaid. This reimagining of the classic tale featured original songs and lyrics, captivating the audience with its creativity

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

Girls at City Academy Bristol have received 50 sport hijabs from The Sweaty Betty Foundation. The girls received their new kit on 18 November and took them on a test run during a game of football. Students at City Academy said, “We think that the sports hijabs are a great concept

City Academy Year 11 students enjoyed an engaging and informative day at this year’s Open to Options careers event, hosted at the academy. The event brought together 24 visitors, representing local businesses as well as further education and higher education providers. The day was designed to give

If any parents will like to learn English and learn more about the Educational system please come to enrolment day tomorrow at the Beacon Centre from 10am to 2pm. Limited spaced available. If you would like a leaflet please collect from Family support room or reception. Course will start in

Pic left to right: Veronica Shore, Lucy Ware, Emanuele Lumini & Lisa Sperring City Academy Bristol (CAB) has become the latest institution in the UK to enhance community safety by installing a lifesaving bleed control kit on its premises. This critical initiative, launched in partnership

Fifty students from Years 8 to 10 at City Academy participated in an inspiring workshop facilitated by the talented team from the Bristol Old Vic Theartre (BOV.) The session was full of energy, creativity, and enthusiasm, as students embraced the opportunity to learn from some of the

City Academy’s canteen manager and staff took part in the national Children in Need fundraising effort by baking a range of delicious biscuits for the school community. The team’s culinary talents were snapped up as staff and students purchased the homemade treats. Their efforts resulted an impressive