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Young people in the South West took centre stage at a Bristol rugby festival designed to inspire the next generation. The T1 MegaFest, held at the Bristol Bears High Performance Centre, recently brought together more than 200 children and young people from 13 schools across the

Weston-super-Mare students followed the Yellow Brick Road to deliver a magical journey on stage this month. Broadoak Academy captivated audiences with a vibrant production of The Wizard of Oz, featuring a cast and crew of around 50 students from Years 7 to 11. To read the

The Annual T1 MegaFest brought together more than 200 children and young people from 13 schools from across the South West for an unforgettable day of sport, teamwork, and inspiration. The event is a key part of a partnership between the Cabot Learning Federation

They followed the winding Yellow Brick Road and arrived at Broadoak Academy, where students and staff delivered a spectacular production of The Wizard of Oz. The much-loved story follows Dorothy Yoliswa (Y8) and her loyal dog Toto, who are swept away from Kansas to the magical land of

A new principal has taken the helm at Broadoak Academy. Ian Walsh has taken up the role at the Weston-super-Mare school after the September departure of former principal Danny McGilloway. To read the full story on the Weston Mercury website please click here.

Broadoak Academy in Weston-super-Mare welcome a new Principal this week – and Ian Walsh takes on the role with a stated ambition of ‘empowering young people to believe in themselves and achieve their full potential’. Ian Walsh has taken over from Danny McGilloway, who left Broadoak in

Six house captains represented Broadoak Academy at a remembrance service in Weston-super-Mare. The event took place at Uphill War Memorial. To read the full story on the Weston Mercury website click here.

Six House Captains proudly represented Broadoak Academy at the Uphill War Memorial, attending a moving Service of Remembrance alongside Rose Hooke, Associate Assistant Principal for Culture. Their exemplary conduct and respectful presence were a true reflection of the academy’s values and the spirit of community it strives

On Wear Red Day, Broadoak Academy proudly joins schools and communities across the UK in standing up against racism and promoting equality. Organised by the charity Show Racism the Red Card, this national awareness day encourages everyone to wear red as a symbol of solidarity and commitment

Please use the link below to look at the September 2025 academy newsletter: The Voice of Broadoak Academy – September 2025 Dear Broadoak Community, Go to this Sway