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National FFT Attendance Award Success Across the Trust

Academies across our Trust are celebrating after receiving national recognition from FFT Education for their outstanding attendance success.

These national awards highlight schools across England that have achieved top attendance levels or made outstanding progress over the academic year.

Our primary academies achieved exceptional results nationwide. Co-op Academy Hamilton achieved a triple celebration, placing in the top 10% of all FFT primary schools nationally, top 10% of similar primary schools, and top 10% most improved primary schools in England. Co-op Academy Penny Oaks also secured a spot in the top 10% of all FFT primary schools and top 10% of similar primary schools. Co-op Academy Grove earned recognition in the top 10% of similar FFT primary schools in England. Co-op Academy Brownhill was named in the top 10% most improved FFT primary schools in England, with staff praising team members, including Vikki Hughes, for their hard work and high expectations. Co-op Academy Woodlands and Co-op Academy Hillside were both named in the top 25% most improved primary schools in the country. Co-op Academy Clarice Cliff is in the top 25% for the academic year and Co-op Academy Woodslee is in the top 25% for the summer term and the full.

Our secondary academies also delivered top performance nationally. Co-op Academy Belle Vue secured three major national awards, placing in the top 10% of all secondary schools, top 10% of similar secondary schools, and top 10% most improved secondary schools in England. Co-op Academy Florence MacWilliams achieved double success, placing in the top 10% of similar secondary schools and the top 25% of all FFT secondary schools nationwide. Co-op Academy Stoke was named among the top 10% most improved secondary schools in the country, while Co-op Academy Walkden placed in the top 25% most improved secondary schools. Co-op Academy Manchester also celebrated winning a national FFT Attendance Award.

These national achievements reflect the hard work of dedicated attendance teams, teachers delivering engaging lessons, and families who support their children every day. By working together, our academies ensure young people can attend, learn, and succeed.