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This hands-on initiative provided a dynamic way for pupils to understand the causes and effects of marine pollution. Michelle Reader's artistic approach sparked lively discussions, helping pupils make meaningful connections between creative reuse and the direct impact of waste on marine life.
This week, Co-op Academy North Manchester proudly welcomed its newest cohort, the Class of 2030, as part of our annual Transition Week.
High-performing maths pupils at Co-op Academy North Manchester have this year been offered the chance to go beyond the maths curriculum with the introduction of Level 1 Further Maths.
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National School Sports Week took place commencing 16th June 2025. Our academy was buzzing with energy as we proudly celebrated the event. Our dedicated PE department planned an exciting and diverse programme of activities designed to ignite a passion for physical activity and encourage all our young people to achieve the recommended 60 active minutes of school sport and physical activity every day.
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On Wednesday, June 18th, to mark Refugee Week, our Year 7 Library Leaders and a group of nominated Year 7 pupils embarked on a special trip to the magnificent Manchester Central Library.
On Friday, June 13th, four of our pupils had an amazing opportunity to participate in Chemquiz at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), a day filled with exciting chemistry challenges.
Year 8 pupils at Co-op Academy North Manchester recently engaged in vital discussions about discrimination and bullying, thanks to a visit from the impactful organisation Stand Up! Representatives from the group attended the academy and delivered a series of engaging workshops designed to empower young people to combat prejudice and foster a more inclusive environment.
We are thrilled to announce a significant success for road safety in our community, thanks to the dedicated efforts of our Year 11 GCSE Citizenship cohort.
Our Year 10 GCSE Citizenship pupils recently had an exciting opportunity to step into the shoes of legal professionals, as local magistrates visited the academy to host an engaging and educational mock court trial.
This week, pupils at the academy took part in thought-provoking and educational sessions led by Animal Aid, one of the UK’s leading animal protection charities. The organisation visited on Wednesday and Thursday to deliver inspiring workshops on animal welfare, humane farming, and youth-led campaigning.
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A group of our pupils recently visited Manchester Metropolitan University to take part in an inspiring day of creative writing and editing workshops. The trip formed part of the First Story project, a national programme that empowers young people through creative writing and storytelling.
