Our Scholars became time travellers for the day as they visited the Black Country Living Museum. This living museum is a fantastic place to learn about the history of the Black Country, one of the UK’s most important industrial regions, and how people lived and worked throughout the 19th century and first part of the 20th.
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Mr Richardson gave away two Headteacher’s Achievement Awards today, with our students’ fantastic accomplishments making it too hard to decide on just one.
Throughout March, students took part in our design competition to mark Women’s History Month. They were asked to come up with a poster or factfile about a female figure who has inspired them. We were blown away by the quality of the entries, with students choosing a hugely diverse range of fantastic female role models. We are proud to display a number of the entries on the Academy’s main street.
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We are incredibly proud of Ahmed, Year 9, who becomes the latest student to receive a Headteacher’s Achievement Award from Mr Richardson.
A group of our talented young writers had an unforgettable experience at the First Story Young Writers Festival, held at the prestigious University of Cambridge. The day was packed with workshops, readings, performances, and more, bringing together students from across the country to celebrate creative writing, storytelling, and the power of words.
What an incredible day at Co-op Academy Stoke-on-Trent! Culture Day was a vibrant celebration of the many nationalities, backgrounds, and traditions that make up our Academy community. Students and staff proudly displayed their culture, wearing national dress, the colours of their country’s flag, cadet uniforms, sports kits, and more—showing the rich diversity within our school.
At Co-op Academy Stoke-on-Trent, we are always proud to see our students take their next steps and continue to live the Ways of Being Co-op beyond their time with us. One incredible example of this is Belmiro Nascimento, who left the Academy in 2018 and has since built a career within the Co-op family, now working as a Case Manager at Co-op Legal Services.
A group of 80 KS3 students from Co-op Academy Stoke-on-Trent had an unforgettable experience on their trip to the Tower of London, having been selected for their excellent effort, work, and enthusiasm in History lessons. With students from every class represented, it was a fantastic opportunity to see history come to life in one of the country’s most iconic landmarks
Year 8 students at Co-op Academy Stoke-on-Trent are getting stuck into the First Give programme, an exciting opportunity that empowers young people to support and advocate for charities that matter to them. They are now working together in their tutor groups to research charities they might want to support in their social action projects.
Year 10 Sport students had a fantastic day gaining insight into the world of sports careers, with visits to Staffordshire University and Stoke City FC. The day was designed to give them a deeper understanding of career pathways in sport, from sports science to professional coaching and sports management.
Students in Year 10 and Year 11 took part in essential emergency first aid training during their Life Skills lessons, thanks to a visit from Cookson First Aid. This training session, which Cookson kindly provided free of charge, gave students hands-on experience in life-saving techniques, equipping them with the confidence and skills to act in an emergency situation.
Year 9 students from Co-op Academy Stoke-on-Trent have been working with Urban Wilderness, PiCL, and Tunstall Action Group to develop ideas for an exciting upcoming event in Tunstall.
