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Herons’ Moor Academy is a ‘safe and nurturing environment’ with ‘high expectations’ for its pupils, according to Ofsted inspectors who have rated the school ‘Good’ in all areas. This story made the Front page of the Weston Mercury and page four for the full article.

A school in Weston-super-Mare has been rated ‘Good’ in all areas by Ofsted following a recent inspection. Herons’ Moor Academy was rated “Good” in all five key areas: quality of education, behaviour and attitudes, personal development, leadership and management, and early years provision. To read the full story on

Herons’ Moor Academy is a ‘safe and nurturing environment’ with ‘high expectations’ for its pupils, according to Ofsted inspectors who have rated the school ‘Good’ in all areas. Ofsted spent two days assessing the Weston-super-Mare school, during which time they met leaders from the school and its

Herons’ Moor Academy were fortunate to welcome Tomas Williams from the UK Parliament, who delivered an engaging and informative talk to our Key Stage 2 pupils. Tomas spoke to pupils about the structure and function of the UK Parliament, focusing on the roles of the House of

Year 6 pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy were treated to an engaging and informative visit from HSBC bank staff, who delivered a session focused on managing online spending, particularly while playing digital games. The workshop aimed to raise awareness among pupils about the importance

Reception pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy have welcomed newly-hatched chicks into their classroom. The young learners have become ‘scientists,’ observing and caring for the chicks. To read the full story on the Weston Mercury website click here.

Reception pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy were brimming with excitement as they welcomed newly-hatched chicks into their classroom. The young learners have fully immersed themselves in the role of scientists, observing and caring for the chicks as part of a hands-on exploration of the life cycle. This

Herons’ Moor Academy pupils have been delighted to make friends with a very special new member of their school community – a baby tortoise, generously donated to the academy  by a friend of the school. As part of the school’s commitment to democracy and pupil voice, the

Staff and pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy came together to support Comic Relief with a day filled with fun, generosity, and community spirit. Pupils embraced the occasion by wearing red in support of this worthy cause, creating a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere throughout the school. This is how the Weston

Staff and pupils at Herons’ Moor Academy came together to support Comic Relief with a day filled with fun, generosity, and community spirit. Pupils embraced the occasion by wearing red in support of this worthy cause, creating a vibrant and cheerful atmosphere throughout the school. To