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Inclusion is a ‘defining strength’ of Bristol’s Wallscourt Farm Academy, according to Ofsted inspectors who say pupils ‘thrive’ at a school which meets or surpasses expectations in all inspection areas. In Wallscourt Farm’s first inspection under the watchdog’s new framework, it received a ‘strong’ grade for its

Netballers from Wallscourt Farm Academy demonstrated superb collaboration and communication skills as they secured a fantastic victory against St Joseph’s Primary. Using excellent teamwork and impressive ball skills throughout the match, the team delivered a confident performance and scored lots of brilliant goals to seal the win.

It was ready, steady, bake at Wallscourt Farm Academy for two very lucky pupils. Pupils Max and Oliver, supported by Agnes Galla, the school’s 1:1 Learning Partner, baked a delicious chocolate cake with chocolate icing completely from scratch. This fortnightly baking activity gives pupils the opportunity to

Pictured,Jon Tilley -Operations Manager Aspens, Becky Neale – Student Engagement Manager Aspens Services’ Heidi Clement – Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities Cabot Learning Federation One lucky Wallscourt Farm Academy pupil earned a special surprise this term – courtesy of Aspens Services Catering. Aspens is

Year 4 learners at Wallscourt Farm Academy have been busy developing their reading, writing and oracy skills through an exciting mystery writing enquiry based on The Great Crisp Robbery by Pamela Butchart. Throughout the enquiry, learners explored how authors build suspense using descriptive language, carefully chosen vocabulary

Learners from Year 6 at Wallscourt Farm Academy recently welcomed Sam and Max, Police Community Support Officers from Staple Hill Police Station. They delivered a special workshop on the dangers of sharing images online. The session explored how young people can stay safe, make responsible choices, and

Learners from across Wallscourt Farm Academy have loved taking home books from the new school library for the very first time. Around 170 books have already been borrowed, covering a wide range of topics and interests, reflecting learners’ curiosity and enthusiasm for reading. Each class visits the

Learners at Wallscourt Farm Academy had an incredibly exciting start to a 10-week musical adventure as Year 3 pupils began their brass lessons with the fantastic support of the Bristol Beacon. The first session kicked off with an inspiring demonstration from a visiting musician, who showed learners

It has been an exciting time at Wallscourt Farm Academy as learners have begun taking books home from the school’s brand-new library. In preparation for the launch, Year 6 learners took on the role of school librarians, learning how to use the academy’s new online library system

Learners from Wallscourt Farm Academy have been developing their computer science skills this week. Using iPads, they designed and created colourful, vibrant posters about how to be responsible digital citizens. Reuben Boocock, Class Teacher at Wallscourt Farm Academy, said: “It’s fantastic to see our pupils not only