Jamie's Farm 2026
The final week of Half Term 1 saw 12 of our Year 9 pupils head out to Jamie's Farm in Monmouth for an exciting agricultural adventure!
The final week of Half Term 1 saw 12 of our Year 9 pupils head out to Jamie's Farm in Monmouth for an exciting agricultural adventure!
The evening of Thursday, 1st October was one of excitement and discovery as a record-breaking 350+ parents and children explored our academy halls for the first time. Our teachers and staff were prepared to put an unforgettable show on as each department demonstrated the best that Co-op Academy North Manchester has to offer.
On Wednesday, 23rd September we hosted our first careers fair of the year for Year 11.
Our library buzzed with phizz-wizarding energy at lunchtime on Tuesday, September 15th as young readers gathered to celebrate Roald Dahl’s birthday with interactive crafts, creative writing, colouring, and drawing.
We're so proud of our class of 2026!
At the end of Half Term, we always reflect on our biggest achievers; what they’ve achieved and what they’ve earned.
The buzz around rewards continues to grow as we stock more and more exciting items for our pupils to buy every Friday.
This half-term, our Year 11 GCSE Citizenship pupils proved that what they learn in the classroom can make a real difference outside the academy.
On Friday, 6th of March we were delighted to welcome the expert team from Fish for Heroes. They joined us to share their passion for sustainable seafood and professional kitchen skills. Our Year 10 Hospitality and Catering pupils traded their usual utensils for filleting knives, oyster shuckers and fish scalers to learn how the professionals do it.
Wednesday, 4th March was a standout day for Co-op Academy North Manchester. It was World Book Day; a celebration of literacy, creativity, and community. From the quiet contemplation at the outdoor readathon to the vibrant efforts of our staff in the costume contest, the academy was alive with the magic of the written word.
The air hangs heavy over Victorian Whitechapel. Costermongers, police bobbies, and pickpockets roam the streets. A workhouse beadle’s voice rings out over the hustle and the bustle, ”Boy for sale!” Through the murk and the grime, a rakish boy with a dream of becoming a gentleman in his heart emerges…
On Wednesday, 10th December, our auditorium was transformed into a festive stage for our annual Winter Celebration Concert. It was a spectacular evening that showcased the incredible talent and dedication of our performing arts pupils.