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The Cabot Learning Federation is extremely proud to announce that Snowdon Village, after a rigorous two-day assessment, has become the first Trauma Informed School’s (TIS) group of schools in Bristol. Snowdon Village is the term used to describe the family of alternative provision schools that sits within the Cabot Learning

Bristol Futures Academy in Barton Hill has teamed up with a local community café to support pupils by giving them work experience and the opportunity to help older residents. Many of the children who attend Futures have struggled with mainstream education and on average the Year 10 and 11

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CLF Snowdon Village First Trauma Informed School in Bristol The Cabot Learning Federation is extremely proud to announce that Snowdon Village, after a rigorous two-day assessment, has become the first Trauma Informed School’s (TIS) group of schools in Bristol. Snowdon Village is the term used to describe

Pupils at The Nest have welcomed two dwarf hamsters into their school, they are called Honeycomb and Coco. Having animals for pupils to care for ties in with the Nest curriculum of meeting emotional and social needs – empathy, care, love, compassion, understanding, and commitment and building confidence. Pets can

COP26 and climate change is high on the news agenda at internationally at present, with this in mind all pupils at the Nest  attended an assembly about recycling and the importance and impact recycling can have on our environment.

  The canteen in Bristol Futures Academy is a hub of activity one recent Wednesday as staff work to pack boxes of essential supplies and educational resources. Each week since lockdown began, they have coordinated the mass operation to get the boxes delivered to families struggling to make ends meet –

  Students and staff at Bristol Futures Academy met the mayor, Marvin Reece when they took part in their regular voluntary work supporting local business Café Conscious with their social enterprise coffee mornings for people in the community. Centre Lead of Bristol Futures Academy, Estella Nelson meets Marvin Reece

We would like to thank Diana Barran MBE, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for the School System and Hannah Woodhouse, Regional Schools Commissioner for the South West who toured schools at Snowdon Village this, and talked to staff and students.