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Pictured from left to right. Ahmed Balde, Maria Zaman, Musab Suleiman. Summerhill Academy, based in the heart of St George, has won a national green award for the way it encourages pupils to commute to school in a sustainable way to improve the health and

  Yesterday Orange class, at Summerhill Academy, looked at the story of Moses, and what Egyptians believed about the after life. By the end of the day, we had created a clay version of the god of the underworld, Osiris. Osiris is the Egyptian Lord of the

Big News!! Summerhill Academy came 2nd in Bristol, for the big walk and wheel challenge back in March. Sustrans, Big Walk and Wheel challenge inspires pupils to make active journeys to school, improve air quality in their neighbourhood and discover how these changes benefit their world.

Brave Egyptologists from Summerhill Academy have found this ancient artefact during our journey to the tombs found at the heart of the Valley of the Kings (our school library.) Egyptomania has gripped Saffron class!

The Cabot Learning Federation is delighted and proud to announce that following an inspection by the education watchdog Ofsted in March, Summerhill Academy has been judged to be a ‘Good’ school and Outstanding in the area of personal development. This represents a jump from its previous judgement of ‘requires improvement’.

If you were offered a training session from three England rugby players during the six nations tournament, you would think somebody was making it up! But, this is exactly what happened to 15 pupils at Summerhill Academy, in St George. A crack team of experts from Virgin Media and