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North Somerset’s Public Health team are running a free webinar for parents/carers next Tuesday (November 19th) from 12-1pm. The attached flyer provides all the information that parents/carers need to sign up for the webinar. The session provides lots of key information about the rise of vape use amongst children and

Pupils at Uphill Village Academy are actively participating in Anti-Bullying Week, a nationwide campaign dedicated to raising awareness and taking a united stand against bullying. To read how the Weston Mercury reported this story please click here.

Staff and pupils at Uphill Village Academy united for a Remembrance assembly to honour the courage and sacrifice of soldiers, past and present. The assembly, attended by pupils and teachers, provided an opportunity for reflection on the bravery and dedication of service members who have given their

Uphill Village Academy recently held a phonics and early reading session for parents and carers, aiming to provide valuable insights into our approach to literacy development. Organisers say the session was designed to help attendees observe phonics in action and gain a deeper understanding of how the

Haywood Village Academy are delighted to be able offer a performance of ‘Wren and the Autumn Moon’ by Bristol Old Vic on Thursday 14th November 5-6pm (Doors open 4.40pm). Tickets from £4 can be purchased on the link below: https://square.link/u/llNeVsZ1  

Year 5 and 6 pupils at Uphill Village Academy recently acted as historians to uncover the mysteries of Ancient Egypt. The hands-on workshop, led by Egyptian Ali, transported pupils back in time, allowing them to explore the fascinating world of Egyptian civilisation through engaging activities and interactive

Year 2 pupils at Uphill Village Academy enjoyed a special visit from the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) this week, gaining valuable lessons in beach safety. During the visit, the children learned about the vital role the RNLI plays in keeping people safe at the beach. Pupils

‘Safer Communities: protecting our future’ The event will take place at Ashcombe Children’s Centre on Wednesday 30th October from 10am-2pm and is FREE! Food and refreshments will be available, with lots of activities for young people aged 0 – 17 years. Safer Communities Poster Draft (2)

Banwell Spooktacular Bonfire & Firework Display!   Details within the attached flyer: BanwellFireworkDisplay

Young scientists in Year 2 at Uphill Village Academy learned all about temperature and its impacts on the world around us. Pupils explored how temperature is measured and what it tells us about our environment. Throughout the lesson, pupils were introduced to the concept of degrees Celsius