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  • How Bunzl’s generosity is making a difference in our academies

    Published 06/11/25

    A generous donation of £100,000 worth of kitchen equipment is helping Co-op Academies students learn, play, and create in new ways - thanks to a brilliant partnership between Co-op, Bunzl, and our Trust.

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  • Students add up to success at Trust-wide maths revision days

    Published 04/11/25

    Year 11 students from across Co-op Academies Trust came together this half term for special maths revision sessions at 1 Angel Square - designed to boost confidence and help them aim high in their GCSE exams.

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  • HH Global and Co-op Academies Trust: a partnership making a real difference

    Published 30/10/25

    At Co-op Academies Trust, we believe in the power of partnership to make a genuine difference in the lives of young people. An exciting example of this comes through our collaboration with HH Global - a company whose social action mirrors our own commitment to co-operation, opportunity, and fairness.

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  • Co-op Academy Portland awarded Gold for inspiring pupils about their futures

    Published 24/10/25

    Co-op Academy Portland has been awarded the Gold Award in the Primary Futures Recognition Scheme, recognising the school’s inspiring work to help pupils dream big, explore future careers, and connect classroom learning with the wider world.

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  • Ten Co-op Academies chosen as Co-op Local Causes for 2025–26!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Published 22/10/25

    From sensory gardens to community fridges, ten Co-op Academies have been selected as official Co-op Local Causes, giving families, staff and neighbours the chance to make a difference simply by shopping.

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  • Connecting classrooms through competition and collaboration

    Published 16/10/25

    The new competition season got off to a fantastic start on Wednesday, 1 October, as 30 pupils from Co-op Academies Beckfield and Parkland took part in an exciting benchball session hosted at Co-op Academy Priesthorpe.

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  • Clarice Cliff Makes the Finals for 2025 Primary School of the Year

    Published 15/10/25

    We are delighted to announce that Co-op Academy Clarice Cliff, in Stoke-on-Trent, has been selected as a finalist in the Education Today Awards 2025. They have been shortlisted for the highly competitive Primary School of the Year.

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  • Students Explore Maths, Rockets and AI at Cambridge Summer Camp

    Published 08/10/25

    Ten of our talented Year 8 students spent part of their summer diving deep into the world of mathematics (and a little rocket science) at the Axiom Maths Summer Camp! It was held at Cambridge University’s Churchill College from 26–28 August.

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  • Sarah Lay Wins National Governance Award

    Published 08/10/25

    We’re delighted to share that our Head of Governance, Sarah Lay, has been named Outstanding Lead Governance Professional at the National Governance Association’s (NGA) Outstanding Governance Awards 2025.

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  • North Manchester Students Featured in National Poetry Publication

    Published 25/09/25
    We’re proud to continue our partnership with First Story’s Young Writers Programme, which offers students across our Trust the chance to explore creative writing alongside professional authors. The programme connects young people to a nat
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  • Müller Announce Winners of "Design-a-Cow" Competition

    Published 18/09/25
    On Tuesday 16 September, students celebrated their artwork being selected to feature on Müller’s milk cartons! The "Design a Dairy Cow" competition, in partnership with milk supplier Müller, was a huge success. Mülle
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  • Co-op Academy Manchester's Royal Visit to the Natural History Museum

    Published 10/09/25

    What an incredible day for Co-op Academy Manchester! The school's Eco Club recently had the opportunity to travel to London for a special event at the Natural History Museum, where they met Their Royal Highnesses, The Prince and Princess of Wales. The visit was a brilliant showcase of the school's dedication to the environment and its role as a leader in a major national initiative.

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