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John Cabot Academy have been nominated by South Gloucestershire music hub to be a Music Mark School, and have been awarded this. ‘Being a Music Mark school recognises a commitment to a broad and balanced curriculum which values music and supports access to music for all children.’ Congratulations to our

To kick off Children’s Mental Health Week, John Cabot Academy students were lucky enough to have Zoltan from Off The Record in the school. Zoltan told our students about all the fantastic free services they offer for mental health and wellness support in Bristol.

John Cabot Academy’s  library was transformed into a mini-hogwarts and hosted an amazing Harry Potter event which was full of wizardry and wonder. Such a fabulous time was had by all!

Mariama Sanneh, a Year 11 student from John Cabot Academy, has won the National Lottery Young Hero award. This award recognises inspirational individuals, projects and young people who do extraordinary things for their community. Mariama is a junior trustee for Integrate UK, a youth led charity that empowers young

With the Government announcement that CO2 monitors will be provided to all state-funded education settings from September, BBC Points West visited John Cabot Academy to find out more.

At the end of last term, staff took a group of John Cabot students from Year 9 – 11 students to the historic Curzon Cinema in Clevedon, for the Integrate UK annual conference. As part of the day, many of our students spoke to the 200 strong audience of

Mariama Sanneh, a Year 11 student from John Cabot Academy, has won the National Lottery Young Hero award. This award recognises inspirational individuals, projects and young people who do extraordinary things for their community. Mariama is a junior trustee for

John Cabot have hosted the second visit from an Integrate film crew. This film is being produced by Keira Malik and will help educate students about FGM.  

Students visited the Bristol Old Vic theatre on the downs to watch the amazing, thought provoking, Borderline. This was the first time in a while that students had been able to go and watch live theatre, because of lockdown.

Culture Day was an amazing success thanks to all the delicious sweet and savory foods from all across the globe! We heard fantastic stories from students of some of the places they have been and many wore traditional outfits. Thank you to everyone who contributed!