On Friday, December 1st, the Co-op Academy North Manchester witnessed a vibrant launch, marking the commencement of an exciting educational journey for Year 7 pupils. The theme for the day, "working together," echoed throughout the event, emphasising the academy's commitment to fostering a collaborative and supportive learning environment.

As we approach the end of term, I am writing to thank you for your support in ensuring the highest possible standards for our pupils.  Our pupils, parents, carers and staff are what makes us an incredible school community.  At Co-op academy North Manchester, community is at the heart of everything we do.  We believe that a collaborative approach between parents, carers and school is essential for the success of our pupils so that they lead happy and successful lives.  Your support in reinforcing our expectations will undoubtedly contribute to strong and positive attitudes to learning.    

We are delighted to extend an invitation to you and your family to join us for our Christmas Celebration Concert, a festive evening of music, joy, and community.

Our Robotics extra-curricular club is looking for a mentor to support them with the First Tech Challenge! 

I always introduce myself as the incredibly proud Principal of Co-op North Manchester and this year so far I couldn’t be prouder. In spite of some incredibly challenging circumstances nationally and locally, we have some truly remarkable achievements to share. We have been recognised for our exceptional exam results this year and are also really pleased with the current Year 10 and Year 11 pupils for the start they have made. They are conducting themselves really well, and they are working really hard in lessons. Year 11 have returned and are really ambitious for themselves - they have some great coursework completed and are beginning their mock preparation - we will be helping them to learn how to revise, make revision timetables and signposting well-being support. Year 10 have coped extraordinarily well with their very difficult start back, and we commend them for their quiet grace, compassion and support in this first half-term. We will hold a space for Miley with the class of 2026.