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Year 2 pupils at Uphill Village Academy were delighted to welcome a volunteer from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) for an exciting and educational visit focused on water safety. The RNLI is an independent charity that provides 24-hour search and rescue services, lifeguard services and water

Weston-super-Mare AFC Women are delighted to announce the launch of our brand-new FA Wildcats sessions, providing girls aged 8-11 with the perfect introduction to football in a fun, safe and welcoming environment.  

North Somerset Athletic Club will be running the following fundays over October half-term NSAC Athletics Fundays Monday October 26th – Thursday October 29th 2026 Clevedon School 10am – 4pm Age 8-12 £26 per day 20 years of specialist coaching experience in Athletics Sprints, Hurdles, Long Jump, High Jump, Throws,

  An Alternative Provision at Keepers Gate Forest School. We opened our new bespoke area at, ‘Hill Top Barn’ last week and currently have spaces for Reception and Key Stage 1 throughout the week, so do get in touch if you would like more information.  

  Pupils have been putting their imaginations to the test as part of a village scarecrow festival. Children from Uphill Village Academy designed and built scarecrows for the annual event, which takes place each September in Uphill. To read the full story on the Weston Mercury website please

Uphill Village Academy is celebrating its sporting excellence after being awarded the prestigious School Games Gold Mark Award for the third year running. The School Games Mark is a national award scheme that recognises schools for their commitment to the development of sport and competition, both within

Uphill Village Academy pupils are getting into the community spirit by taking part in their village’s annual scarecrow festival, North Somerset’s biggest and most strawsome celebration of creativity. First launched in 2008, Uphill’s Scarecrow Festival has become a much-loved, family-friendly weekend packed with fun, creativity and community spirit. Held

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,

Year One pupils at Uphill Primary Academy enjoyed a fascinating journey through local history thanks to a guided tour of Uphill village led by local historian Michael Gorley from Historic England. Uphill is a charming and tranquil coastal village on the southern edge of Weston-super-Mare, bordering the

Leaders at Uphill Village Academy offered a big thank you to Broadoak Academy, whose Year 7 pupils visited Uphill to talk to Year 6 pupils about the transition from primary school to secondary school. The visit gave pupils the opportunity to ask questions about life at secondary