For Anti-Bullying Week, our school’s Anti-Bullying Ambassadors led an inspiring campaign encouraging pupils to "do something positive" and "choose respect." Pupils attended special assemblies with Mrs. Fiddler and the Ambassadors, where they learned about the importance of kindness, empathy, and taking a stand against bullying.
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On Monday 11th November, Year 7 pupils attended a poignant Remembrance Day assembly, led by our Head of History, Mr. Charlton. The event was held to honour the sacrifices of those who served in conflicts past and present.
It was lovely to be able to see so many parents at our fabulous Open Evening - once again, we were fully booked and this is reflected in our current pupil numbers. We were really pleased to be able to share our vision and values with Year 5 and Year 6 parents and children and for them to see our pupils in action all across the academy. If your child helped at the event, please pass on our thanks, and we hope they enjoyed their roles as much as we were proud of their commitment.
Even though this half-term feels like it has sped by, it’s important to recognise all the great work our staff and pupils have done in just the first few weeks back.
Twelve Year 10 girls recently had the unique opportunity to spend a week at Jamie’s Farm, a working farm in Monmouthshire. Immersing themselves in the daily rhythms of farm life, the students embraced a range of practical tasks such as fence building, mucking out, feeding animals, chopping wood, and picking fresh vegetables. They divided into groups to manage the farm duties while others prepared meals and snacks, honing their kitchen skills as they cooked breakfast and dinner for a group of 20 people.
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We’ve had an excellent start to the term, with both returning and new pupils settling into academy life wonderfully.
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Welcome to the Class of 2029!
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On Thursday 26th September 2024 we are pleased to invite pupils and their parents/carers to our Open Evening.
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We are looking forward to welcoming pupils back to the academy in September for the new school year.
Pupils in Year 7 return on Wednesday 4th September
Pupils in Years 8-11 return on Thursday 5th September
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Pupils at Co-op Academy North Manchester celebrated their GCSE results today, marking the culmination of years of dedication and perseverance for the Class of 2024. The academy is immensely proud of their achievements, which have paved the way for exciting opportunities at colleges, sixth forms, and apprenticeships.
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Hello to all our Parents and Carers,
As this year comes to a close, we reflect on the many ways in which our pupils have made us proud. Their successes have been many, and we are so impressed with their commitment, resilience and hard work. This year we have won:
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In an exciting development for Co-op Academy North Manchester, pupils now have access to a wide range of free books through a newly launched online library platform. This initiative, introduced this year, aims to enhance pupils' learning experiences by providing them with convenient access to numerous school e-books.
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We are really pleased that so many of our parents and carers have logged into the new Arbor Parent App. From September we will only be using the Arbor Parent App to communicate with you. This will include all pupil end of year reports and all payments including lunches, trips and events etc.. At the end of the school term we will no longer be using ParentMail and other apps including ClassCharts.
