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  Twenty enthusiastic pupils at Heron’s Moor School have become the latest young reporters to launch a children-led Good News Room, sharing positive stories about their school, community—and beyond. To read the full story on the Good News Post website please click here.

Year 5 pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy loved getting creative this week as they took part in hands-on learning to celebrate Diwali. As part of their studies, pupils designed and crafted their own clay diya lamps, an activity that helped bring the traditions of the festival to

Herons’ Moor Academy took part in Odd Socks day part of Anti Bullying Week. Here is how the Weston Mercury print edition covered the story.

Staff at Herons’ Moor Academy would like to extend a massive thank you to all the families who attended the recent phonics teaching session with their Reception children. The session provided a valuable opportunity to develop a shared understanding of how young children learn to read and

Year 2 historians from Herons’ Moor Academy enjoyed a fantastic trip to the SS Great Britain, diving deep into the history and innovation of one of Britain’s most iconic ships. The children took part in a guided tour both above and below deck, discovering how passengers lived

Herons’ Moor Academy was alive with energy and generosity as pupils and staff came together for a full day of fundraising in support of BBC Children In Need. Marking the charity’s 25th anniversary, the school embraced a packed schedule of upbeat activities designed to raise spirits and

Pupils at a school in Weston put their best foot forward in a colourful show of support for Anti-Bullying Week. Herons’ Moor Academy marked Odd Socks Day, which encourages children to celebrate what makes them unique. To read how the Weston Mercury reported this story

A school in Weston-super-Mare has marked Armistice Day with a special assembly to honour those lost in conflict. Herons’ Moor Academy held the event to help pupils reflect on the meaning of Remembrance Day and the symbolism of the poppy. To read the full story on the

Staff and pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy reflected on the importance of remembering those who have lost their lives in conflicts, both past and present. At a special Armistice Day assembly, pupils learnt about the significance of the poppy as a symbol of hope and remembrance, and

Pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy have been wearing odd socks to celebrate Odd Socks Day, which marks the start of Anti-Bullying Week. Every year, Anti-Bullying Week takes place during the third week of November, raising awareness of the bullying experienced by children and young people in schools