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Year 2 pupils from Uphill Primary Academy recently embarked on an exciting educational trip to visit the iconic SS Great Britain, delving into the life and legacy of Isambard Kingdom Brunel. During their visit, the children explored Brunel’s remarkable ship, immersing themselves in the rich history of

Pupils at Uphill Village Academy fully embraced the spirit of World Book Day with a creative and engaging activity that brought stories to life. As part of the celebrations, pupils were tasked with reading a book and crafting a mask inspired by their chosen story. From cats

The Friends of Priory School (PTA) are hosting a quiz night on Friday 28th March at Weston Cricket Club. Please find attached poster:  

Dear Parents and Carers The Department for Education provides funding for free HAF (holiday activities and food) activity days for children who are in receipt of benefits-related free school meals (BRFSM). There are many locations throughout North Somerset where these activity days take place during the Easter, summer and winter

Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) primary schools were invited by the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to participate in an all-girls primary school T1 Rugby Festival – an exciting event aimed at promoting inclusivity and engagement in rugby. T1 rugby is a non-contact sport that embodies the core elements

The U12 Girls rugby team at Winscombe RFC are trying to recruit some more players for next season. If you think your child will be interested, please contact Cassie on 07796 964 969 or email mandjsecretary@winscomberfc.co.uk

‘Coding in Minecraft’ session on Saturday 22nd February at Yatton Library.   At the club, the children create Minecraft worlds and automate tasks with code. They learn programming concepts, problem solving and get to collaborate with each other in a fun and friendly environment.   minecraft-club-poster-Feb2025

Spring has arrived at Uphill Village Academy, bringing with it a burst of creativity and delightful scents. Foundation pupils recently took part in a hands-on perfume-making experience, immersing themselves in the wonders of nature. With their sleeves rolled up, the young learners experimented with a variety of

GymClub bookings have gone live for Term 4! For parents in year 1 and above.  

Pupils at Uphill Primary Academy in Years 2, 3, and 4 have been immersing themselves in the world of music, learning to play a variety of instruments as part of their musical development. Through these hands-on lessons, the young musicians have been mastering key skills such as