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Broadoak Academy has launched its first major House competition, and what better way to kick things off than with an exhilarating simulated dry indoor surfing activity. Staff and students from all four Houses — Beech, Chestnut, Spruce and Whitebeam — went head-to-head in the exciting challenge, organised

ITV News West Country went to Broadoak Academy to find out how students got on as they picked up their GCSE results — after months of hard work, revision and plenty of anticipation, today is the moment they finally discover how they’ve done.    

Students at Broadoak were celebrating today as they received their GCSE results and secured places on their chosen post-16 courses, apprenticeships and training programmes. The school is particularly proud of a number of students who achieved exceptional outcomes, reflecting years of hard work, determination and commitment. Staff

Year 10 students from Broadoak Academy (BA) recently visited Haywood Village Academy (HVA) to lead and support the school’s Key Stage 2 Sports Day, creating a fun, active and memorable experience for younger pupils. The students organised and delivered a range of athletics activities, including shot put,

Fifteen students from Broadoak Academy had the exciting opportunity to take part in a Voices Together vocal workshop at St George’s Bristol, led by acclaimed musician Aga Serugo-Lugo. Aga Serugo-Lugo is a vocalist, clarinettist, composer and workshop leader. He has performed with the nine-piece funk band Gefunkt

Broadoak Academy’s Year 7 and 8 cricket team delivered an impressive performance at the North Somerset Cricket Tournament, held at Uphill Cricket Club, securing a well-deserved second-place finish. The tournament brought together schools from across the region, including Nailsea School, Winterstoke Hundred Academy, Worle Community School, Hans

Sixteen Year 9 students from Broadoak Academy (BA) recently visited Uphill Village Academy (UVA) to lead and support the school’s Key Stage 2 Sports Day, creating a fun, active and memorable experience for younger pupils. The Year 9 students organised and delivered a range of sporting activities,

A North Somerset secondary school has earned praise for its exceptional support for children in care. Broadoak Academy was recognised by North Somerset Council for its dedication to creating a safe, nurturing environment where students are well known to staff and able to thrive. To

Left to right: Bella Charman (Broadoak SENCO), Claire Shiels (Director of Children’s Services for North Somerset), Ian Walsh (Broadoak Principal)   Broadoak Academy has been recognised by North Somerset’s Local Authority for the ‘outstanding support’ it offers to children in care. The award, presented by

Staff and students at Broadoak Academy were delighted to welcome former Team GB Paralympian and BBC pundit, Kate Grey. Kate delivered the first session of the Active in Mind project, run by the Youth Sport Trust. The Active in Mind project is a school-based intervention designed to