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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

Broadoak Academy informed parents and carers on Monday that they will be closed to pupils on Wednesday and Thursday, following careful and individual assessment of local conditions in the wake of red weather warnings issued by the UK Met Office and UK Health Security Agency. Ian Walsh

Dear Y10 Families, Following our school closure due to adverse weather, we have had to make changes to the Year 10 PPE (mock examination) schedule as we will be missing the next two days. Please find attached the revised timetable for the remainder of the PPE period. Link: Y10

Isla Lovell, a Year 8 student at Broadoak Academy, has achieved major success as a cheerleader at the international America Cheer Summit, held annually at the world-famous Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando, Florida. Varsity All Stars is one of the most prestigious end-of-season cheerleading championships in

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