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Pupils at Wallscourt Farm Academy have been consolidating the mathematician skills they have learnt so far in Year 1. They have been practising backwards counting starting from different numbers. The learners used chalk to draw their own number line and then worked in trios to choose a

Wallscourt Farm Academy (WFA) proudly debuted its new football kit during two exciting fixtures against Filton Avenue at Lockleaze sports centre. Both the girls’ and boys’ teams delivered outstanding performances. The girls’ team showed exceptional determination and resilience in a closely contested match, narrowly losing 1–0. The

Staff at Wallscourt Farm Academy were delighted to welcome families to a unique Papaya Workshop, an event designed to support parents in navigating the challenges of raising children in today’s digital world. School staff were joined by Dr Lorna Hawley, who delivered an engaging and interactive session

Learners at Wallscourt Farm Academy were surprised this week when they discovered that a mysterious visitor had left a huge mess in their learning zone. Using their 21st century learning skills such as curiosity, imagination, and collaboration, the children worked together to investigate who might have caused

It has been a very exciting week at Wallscourt Farm Academy with the official opening of the school’s brand-new library space. Learners from across the school have greatly enjoyed visiting the new area and immersing themselves in a wide range of new texts. The library’s specially-designed reading

Pupils at Wallscourt Farm Academy had cereal-ously good fun by completing an unusual and memorable domino challenge. Families were invited to collect and share boxes of cereal which would not only be put to use in the community, they would first be used in an unusual activity.

We currently have a vacancy for an Academy Councillor, and you are very welcome to put your name forward should you wish to stand for election. What does being an Academy Councillor involve? You don’t need to be an experienced professional to be a

Learners at Wallscourt Farm Academy have proudly completed their final artist’s pieces for the term. They added vibrant watercolours to their intricate sketches, which they created with a focus on shapes, line density, and stopping techniques. The result is a stunning collection of expressive and detailed artwork

Pupils at Wallscourt Farm Academy this week began their exciting new enquiry, “What is a scientist?” The learners have been discovering that scientists love to ask questions, make predictions, and carry out experiments to find out more about the world around them. As part of their learning,

Learners in Year 6 at Wallscourt Farm Academy have been developing an exciting new skill – touch typing. Using the engaging and interactive program Nessy Fingers, pupils have been practising their typing through fun, game-based learning activities. Their hard work is paying off, with typing speeds and