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Science, rugby and the arts – the early days of our Alumni 15 project have already showcased a wide range of fields in which former CLF pupils have gone on to enjoy notable success. Today, we’re looking at another ex-student who has gone on

Summerhill Academy is proud to announce its recognition as the number one primary school in Bristol, as determined by the latest 2024 SAT scores and Ofsted reports. This accolade underscores the academy’s commitment to academic excellence and its dedication to developing a supportive and inspiring learning environment.

  Bristol City Council will meet to discuss a proposal aimed at tackling illegal parking outside schools during drop-off times. The initiative, if approved, will introduce a trial of CCTV cameras equipped with automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) technology. BBC Radio Bristol’s Ana da Silva spoke to

Summerhill Primary Academy has introduced new fun ways to keep pupils fit, active and engaged throughout the school day. The program, titled The Daily Move, incorporates a variety of fun and educational activities designed to promote both physical health and mental well-being. The Daily Move encourages students

  In line with the national movement encouraging pupils to engage in 10 minutes of daily exercise at school, Summerhill Academy is taking the initiative one step further by offering a unique blend of activities designed to promote physical well-being while enhancing learning. Yoga, dance, runs, active

ITV West Country News have made a short documentary about the St Pauls Carnival. Summerhill Academy, who took part in the Carnival last year, were invited to take part. Here’s how they got on.  

There were some fantastic outfits across the whole school at Summerhill Primary Academy in Bristol to celebrate World Book Day. In the afternoon pupils had a bedtime story, where they enjoyed a delicious cup of hot chocolate. Becks, the Summerhill Academy dog, also got into the World Book Day spirit

What a busy week orange and yellow class at Summerhill Academy had. The highlight of course was visiting The Roman Baths and gaining firsthand experience of an amazing world heritage site. Once back in class pupils will be using their knowledge to start thinking about the impact

Bristol Astronomy Society visited Summerhill Academy to give Year 5 pupils a unique opportunity to translate their classroom learning into a hands-on experience with telescopes. In a captivating evening event, pupils and their families returned to Summerhill Academy after dark to explore the wonders of the night

Staff and pupils at Summerhill Academy have welcomed Becks – who is a 12-week-old English show cocker spaniel – to the academy as their school dog. Owned by Kirstie Coombes, Summerhill’s Assistant Principal, Becks will start his academy life by spending the first few months on the