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Story written by Mb (Y10) and AH(Y11) “Yesterday, we had the opportunity to go to Parliament and the House of Lords in London. We got to be a part of the Anti-bullying program that the AWB put on for the MP and guests to attend. We also

We were thrilled to celebrate with Thomas Joel, Year 11, at the South Glos Education Awards Evening. The Educational Awards celebrated the achievements of students across South Gloucestershire that have shown either resilience or innovation over the last two years in what has been a challenging time for everyone. Hosted

Macmillan Coffee Morning is an annual event dedicated to bringing people together over a cuppa to raise vital funds for Macmillan Cancer Support. People all over the UK host their own coffee event and donations raised on the day are made to Macmillan. At John Cabot Academy

John Cabot Academy GCSE Results Day 2022 JCA has achieved outstanding exam results. We aspire for our students to thrive academically, flourish and grow as young people. Despite all the Covid disruption, our students have risen to that challenge with 83% achieving a grade 9-4 in English and Maths (up

John Cabot Academy in Kingswood will be hosting a Culture Day on Wednesday June 29. Our Equalities Council, which was set up to shine a spotlight on inequality and diversity, is organising the day to celebrate and educate our wider community about the different cultures at JCA. On

John Cabot Academy’s production of Disney’s High School Musical featured in the Kingswood Voice. They performed to over 800 people over 5 nights, this included matinee performances to local primary schools. This featured in the Kingswood Voice.

Students from John Cabot Academy had a once in a lifetime opportunity to play at the formidable home of England rugby, Twickenham. One year 10 young leader and twelve Year 7 students took part in six tag rugby matches before the England V Wales game, part of the Six Nations.

This weekend 21 John Cabot students from year 10 and 11 completed their bronze Duke of Edinburgh award. This was two years in the making and they did it in really cold and sleety conditions! We would also like to say a huge thank you to Downend Round Table who

Year 10 and year 11 Spanish students went on a trip to Watershed in Bristol city centre. They watched a screening of Campeones. They did us proud, they were a brilliant group to go to the cinema with!  

One of our fabulous ex-students, Parys Gardener, is now an artist and doing some amazing things including her work for Red Nose Day. Her design was selected for one of the images this year, and can be found in TKMaxx. Well done Parys.