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Pupils at Uphill Village Academy showcased their musical talents during a lively and engaging assembly performance this week. Using percussion instruments to create a strong, unified rhythm, pupils performed along to the iconic We Will Rock You by Queen. The powerful beat helped keep the entire assembly

Year 2 pupils at Uphill Village Academy enjoyed an immersive Victorian day as part of their history learning. Becoming historians for the day, pupils took part in a range of activities linked to the Victorian era, bringing their topic to life. Pupils wore examples of Victorian clothing,

Pupils at a Weston-super-Mare school have been taking part in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Children from Uphill Village Academy joined the charity’s nationwide garden wildlife survey to help track bird populations and contribute to conservation efforts. To read the full story on the Weston Mercury website click

Uphill Village Academy is thrilled to announce it has been awarded the Equal Access Schools Award by the Football Association (FA) and Barclays, recognising the school’s outstanding commitment to providing equal opportunities for girls in football. Here is the frontpage of the Weston Mercury and the story on page 5.

Uphill Village Academy is thrilled to announce it has been awarded the Equal Access Schools Award by the Football Association (FA) and Barclays, recognising the school’s outstanding commitment to providing equal opportunities for girls in football. This prestigious award celebrates schools that ensure girls have the same access to

A petition calling on the Government to require all schools to move to a four-day week has been rejected by ministers, despite attracting more than 126,000 signatures. The proposal suggested extending the length of the school day by one hour in order to reduce the school week from five days

Uphill Village Academy is thrilled to announce it has been awarded the Equal Access Schools Award by the Football Association (FA) and Barclays, recognising the school’s outstanding commitment to providing equal opportunities for girls in football. This prestigious award celebrates schools that ensure girls have the same

Congratulations to Uphill Academy’s Key Stage 1 pupils who took part in a multi-skills festival this week. Competing alongside other schools across North Somerset, pupils worked brilliantly, demonstrating skill, teamwork and dedication in every discipline they took part in. The young athletes represented the academy with pride

Dear Parents/Carers, The HAF team have asked us to get in touch to encourage you to book your child’s Holiday Activities and Food (HAF) sessions as soon as possible. Whether you’re interested in family activities, arts and crafts, animal encounters, sports sessions, magical theatre trips, or games, there is