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Festivities

Yesterday we started our festive festivities with Key Stage assemblies.  All of the pupils were a credit to our amazing school getting involved in all sorts of games to win points for their house.

Staff were involved too with a couple of them getting more than they signed up for during our version of The Wheel.

The behaviour of the pupils was outstanding, with lots of them wanting to take part- we all had lots of laughs.

Just another sign of how brilliant our school is.

Well done to Warwick for winning the House Cup for this half term!

Merry Christmas!

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Book Club

Staff this month wrapped up a book for book club and presented it for a blind swap! With only a genre and a summary to guide our choices, we were able to get ourselves into genres and stories we may not have chosen ourselves. We’re all excited to catch up after the holiday to discuss!

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MADD Evening

On Tuesday 17th December, Wednesfield Academy hosted its first MADD Evening (Music, Art, Drama, and Dance) of this academic year, bringing together pupils from Year 7 to Year 12 for a spectacular celebration of creativity and talent. The evening was a vibrant showcase of dance, drama, music performances, and stunning artwork, highlighting the hard work and dedication of our pupils over the past few months.

This event was not just a display of artistic skill but also a celebration of the confidence, resilience, and pride that the performing arts inspire in our pupils. These invaluable life skills are crucial in shaping well-rounded individuals who thrive both on and off the stage.

The success of the evening is a testament to the thriving arts community at Wednesfield Academy. With such incredible talent on display, the future of the performing and creative arts at our school is undeniably bright.

A huge thank you to our parents, families, and local community for coming to support the event. Your encouragement and enthusiasm made the evening even more special.

We can’t wait to see what our pupils will achieve next!

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Christmas Jumpers

Pupils can wear Christmas jumpers this Wednesday 18th and Thursday 19th December, and are not to bring bags (or PE kits) to school on these dates. If your child brings lunch to school they can still bring their rucksack in.

There will be no after school clubs/period 6 on Wednesday 18th December other than DofE.

The Duke of Edinburgh session this Wednesday 18th December will be the one club still taking place after school, as we have a guest coming in to speak to the pupils from the DofE Award.

On Thursday 19th December, as outlined I previous correspondence, pupils will finish school at 12.40pm, and if you child is in receipt of Free School Meals and you would like them to take a lunch home with them, please email postbox@wednesfieldacademy.co.uk.

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Exam Certificates 2024

The certificates for the Summer 2024 examinations are now ready to collect from school. The certificates can be collected in person by your child at the times listed below:

Tuesday 10th December from 9:00am until 12:00pm

Wednesday 11th December from 1:00pm until 3:00pm

Thursday 12th December from 9:00am until 12:00pm

If your child is unable to collect the certificates at the times listed above, they can email postbox@wednesfieldacademy.co.uk to arrange an alternative time or to give consent for a family member or friend to collect their certificates on their behalf. Please note, pupils will only be able to collect their own certificates unless consent is granted in advance of the collection.

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Christmas Fair

Wednesfield Academy’s third annual Christmas Fair was a festive extravaganza, offering a vast array of attractions to delight visitors of all ages. From vibrant stalls selling croc charms, book and gifts, to an exciting tombola and raffle, there was something for everyone to enjoy. Santa’s Grotto was a magical highlight thanks to our sixth form volunteers who captured the magic of the North Pole. The fair truly captured the spirit of the season, bringing the community together for a memorable celebration. Thank you to Wednesfield Friends PTA and the prefect team for putting together a wonderful event. 


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Performing Arts Showcase

On Thursday 28th November all the schools from across Matrix Academy Trust came together to celebrate the Performing Arts. It was a spectacular display of talent, showcasing their skills in dance, drama, and music. This event was a celebration of creativity, hard work, and the vibrant spirit of pupils who have worked hard over the past few months to showcase their performances.

This event emphasised the importance of the performing arts in shaping well-rounded individuals. The confidence, discipline, and teamwork required in these artistic disciplines provide invaluable life skills that extend far beyond the stage.

The success of this event is a testament to the thriving performing arts community within our Trust schools. It’s clear that the future of dance, drama, and music is in good hands. With such incredible talent on display, it’s exciting to think about the future performances and productions that will emerge from these talented young artists.

Thank you to everyone for their involvement with the event.

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Hockey Competition

Friday afternoon saw our Y7 and Y8 take part in a fiercely competitive inter-house hockey competition organised by Mr Hill in association with Bloxwich Hockey Club.

Every game was closely contested with Tamworth taking the trophy on goal difference!  All students who participated won a voucher for x3 free training sessions with Bloxwich Hockey Club taking place on Friday evenings ran by Mr Hill himself. If any Wednesfield pupil is interested in joining our local hockey club please ask Mr Hill for more information.

This Friday is 6th Form’s turn to take to the hockey stage by storm!

Big thank you to Mr Parsons and Mr Joss for promoting this event across KS3 classes.

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Coventry University Talk

On Monday 18th November 2024 we had the pleasure of inviting Coventry University to join us and speak with our Year 12 students. Coventry University took the time to introduce our Year 12 students to the process of applying for University and what is the main attraction of a personal statement to make them stand out.

The Year 12 students really enjoyed the guest speaker and took note of all the details that they were given especially the ideas of how to lay out personal statements and what to include in them. The model the students were given to follow was the ABC Model (Activity – What did you do?, Benefit – What did you gain from this?, Course – how will this prepare you for the course you have chosen?). 

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PerformFest

🌟 Our pupils had an incredible day at PerformFest at Wolverhampton College on Thursday! 🎭✨
They shared music and drama performances with college pupils and another local school, joined acting, singing, and dancing workshops, and took part in inspiring Q&As with industry professionals rom The Arena Theatre about a variety of careers within the performing arts.

One of the highlights from the trip was meeting Waterloo Road star Priyasasha Kumari, who shared her journey as an actor and her passion for representing South Asian women on screen. Our pupils left inspired, having made new connections and unforgettable memories!

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