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Year 4 and Year 5 pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy have been actively participating in their Bikeability sessions, developing essential cycling skills and road safety awareness. The Bikeability programme is designed to equip young cyclists with the confidence and competence to enjoy cycling as a lifelong skill.

Reception children at Herons’ Moor Academy had a fantastic time celebrating the start of the Chinese New Year. The academy was filled with excitement as pupils immersed themselves in the festivities, learning about traditions and embracing the spirit of the occasion. A highlight of the day was

Year 6 pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy acted as scientists during an exciting hands-on lesson about blood. As part of their learning, pupils created their own representations of blood using everyday food items, turning ideas into a memorable and fun experience. Using water and food colouring to

Year 6 pupils from Herons’ Moor Academy embraced their inner historians during an engaging visit to Bristol Museum, where they immersed themselves in the wonders of The Stone Age, their current history focus this term. Pupils explored interactive exhibits, learning about the daily lives, tools, and culture

Pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy recently participated in an inspiring and educational assembly dedicated to learning about birds and the importance of local wildlife conservation. The assembly highlighted the significance of the Big Garden Birdwatch, the world’s largest garden wildlife survey. During the event, a member of

Pupils from Herons’ Moor Academy embraced the frosty weather this week as they ventured into their forest school for an outdoor learning experience. Despite the biting cold, pupils enthusiastically got hands-on, using sticks and twigs to build their own shelters. The wintery landscape added an extra layer

  Pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy enjoyed a truly special Christmas lunch filled with festive cheer and delightful surprises. The event, which brought the school community together, featured adults serving children, adding a unique and heartwarming touch to the occasion. The festive feast was complemented by a

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