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Herons’ Moor Academy recently hosted its spectacular festive Christmas performances, delighting packed audiences with an array of vibrant and heartfelt performances. Pupils displayed remarkable talent and courage as they took to the stage, showing their hard work and creativity in front of enthusiastic and appreciative crowds.

Herons’ Moor Academy pupils brought holiday cheer to their school by wearing festive Christmas jumpers, all in support of a worthy cause. This event, filled with colourful and creative knitwear, aimed to raise funds for Save The Children charity. Pupils, teachers, and staff demonstrated the true spirit

Schools will help families to identify children with neurodivergent needs, such as autism and ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), under a brand-new pilot scheme. As part of the six-month pilot, 42 schools in Bristol, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire will provide support for children’s needs as they

The talented choir of Herons’ Moor Academy has been delighting its local community by sharing the festive spirit through song. The choir visited Diamond Court and Summer Lane care homes to perform a selection of much-loved Christmas songs, bringing joy and warmth to residents during this special

Pupils from a school in Weston have recently received a visit from the Bristol Old Vic Theatre. Herons’ Moor Academy were treated to a performance by the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. To read the story in full on the Weston Mercury website click here.

Pupils and staff at Herons’ Moor Academy are embracing the holiday spirit as they kick off the Christmas season in style. With a beautifully-decorated Christmas tree standing proudly at the heart of the school, the academy has been transformed into a vibrant, festive haven. Georgie Tinker, Principal

Herons’ Moor Academy’s Year 5 pupils recently embarked on an out-of-this-world adventure, stepping into the roles of space scientists to create their own Mars rover lens cameras. With vivid imagination, the budding explorers studied simulated Mars landscapes, looking at imaginary robots that track the red planet in

Year 6 pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy used their artistic talents by creating their own Greek pots out of clay, painting them in vibrant designs inspired by ancient Greece. As part of their studies on what life was like in ancient Greece, the activity provided pupils with