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Pupils from Snowdon Village Academy experienced an unforgettable day out at the ever-popular seaside resort of Weston-super-Mare. The trip was filled with laughter, adventure, and classic seaside fun, leaving pupils with memories they’ll treasure for years to come. Pupils had an exciting donkey ride

Pupils at The Nest put their culinary skills to the test this week as they cooked up a delicious Mexican taco feast! Tacos, a traditional Mexican dish made using tortillas, are known for their versatility and global popularity. Pupils explored a variety of tasty fillings and seasonings,

Pupils at The Nest, part of Snowdon Village, have been embracing the great outdoors as part of their Forest School programme — an innovative form of outdoor education that allows children to learn and grow through hands-on experiences in a natural woodland setting. Forest School encourages children

Pupils from The Nest, part of Snowdon Village, had the exciting opportunity to visit their local library, immersing themselves in the wonderful world of books and stories. The trip was part of the school’s ongoing commitment to promoting literacy and fostering a love of reading among pupils.

The Nest, part of Snowdon Village, is delighted to welcome two new furry friends — Roy and Tonk the goats — who will be staying with them for the next 12 weeks.

The Nest, part of Snowdon Village, welcomed a special guest this week as Jake Woolmore, loosehead prop for Bristol Bears, paid a visit to begin an exciting new mentoring journey with one of their Year 6 pupils. Rugby star Jake will be supporting the pupil throughout their

The Nest, part of Snowdon Village, is delighted to welcome two new furry friends — Roy and Tonk the goats — who will be staying with them for the next 12 weeks. This exciting initiative is in partnership with Street Goats, an urban goat farming charity dedicated

15 miles, 11 schools, thousands of smiling children, hundreds of smiling staff, tens of smiling strangers, one chicken and one extremely proud aunt. If you saw a team of superheroes following a giant chicken through the streets of Bristol this week, your eyes were not deceiving you

A recent national study has revealed an increase in violent incidents in schools across the country, sparking concern among educators, parents, and policymakers alike. As part of a wider investigation into this troubling trend, ITV News West Country visited Snowdon Village, part of the Cabot Learning Federation’s alternative provision network. The

Pupils at Snowdon Village had an egg-citing day filled with Easter celebrations. The day was packed with creativity and fun as pupils took part in arts and crafts, showcasing their artistic talents with festive decorations. The Easter spirit continued in the kitchen, where pupils baked and decorated