Click here to read the latest edition of In the Know, which highlights just some of the many achievements and activities that have taken place within the Academy during the
7Y1 English thoroughly enjoyed their study of William Shakespeare’s ‘MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING’ this Summer Term. Our live recorded performance to study featured David Tennant as Benedick and Catherine Tate
As a school we have made a commitment to improve parental engagement and work towards the Leading Parent Partnership Award (LPPA). As part of this work, we are setting up
Click here to read the latest edition of In the Know, which highlights just some of the many achievements and activities that have taken place within the Academy during the
We are proud to call ourselves an ‘Equally Safe’ school. This year we have worked with Equaliteach, an organisation that specialises in promoting equality, inclusion and diversity. Bournville School is
In the spirit of Civic leadership Bournville hosted a visit from the local MP Mr Steve McCabe. Mr McCabe spent two hours in the school celebrating the significant improvements here
We have been working hard these past few weeks to ensure that the move from primary to secondary education is as smooth as possible for our new Y6 intake. It
Student leadership provides a wonderful opportunity for students to contribute fully to school life. We encourage students to take up leadership roles in all aspects of school life from Bournville
The School Games Mark is a government led awards scheme to reward schools for their commitment to the development of competition across their school and into the community. Bournville School
Vincent van Gogh- Mark Making Year 8 have been exploring how the concept of mark making can be used to create the illusion of depth. Vincent van Gogh often created
Through our partnership with AimHigher, students are able to participate in some excellent opportunities with the University of Birmingham. Today, the following students took part in an event aimed to
A full programme of events and activities are being organised for the summer term to promote diversity and to advocate respect and tolerance. Today, Cordell Jeffers spoke to Year 8
