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Year four pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy really enjoyed their PSHE (personal, social, health, and economic) sessions, thanks to the involvement of two staff members from the Bristol City Robins Foundation. During the sessions, pupils engaged in meaningful discussions about the concept of inclusion and why it

  Evergreen Primary Academy is proud to announce its recognition as the eleventh-rated primary school in Bristol, based on the latest 2024 SAT scores and Ofsted reports. This outstanding achievement reflects the academy’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence and its dedication to developing a supportive and inspiring

 Pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy have been exploring the world of technology, combining creativity with computing to craft amazing impressionist-style artwork. The young artists showcased their vivid imaginations by generating a wide range of digital impressionist drawings using state-of-the-art tools. The project has not only ignited their

Evergreen Primary Academy, Year 5 pupils had an unforgettable day exploring the ancient Roman Baths, diving into history and experiencing life as young archaeologists. The trip began with an educational tour of the museum, where pupils learned fascinating facts about Roman daily life, culture, and innovations. The

Pupils from Evergreen Primary Academy enjoyed an unforgettable experience during a special trip to the Bristol Beacon, where they attended a workshop led by internationally-renowned musicians Sheku and Isata Kanneh-Mason. The musicians, who performed at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, amazed pupils with their

Year 4 pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy had an unforgettable experience as they took part in an exciting dodgeball session led by the skilled coaches from the Bristol Robins. The energy and expertise of the coaches turned the activity into a fun, dynamic, and highly engaging experience

Year 6 pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy had an unforgettable experience this week when an engineer from the University of the West of England (UWE) visited their classroom. The session combined technology, creativity, and local history, as students explored some of Bristol’s most famous landmarks using Minecraft.

Year 1 pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy marked the Sikh festival celebrating Guru Nanak’s birthday with an engaging and educational activity. Guru Nanak, a revered spiritual teacher, emphasised the values of equality and inclusion, teaching that all individuals are equal regardless of their colour, age, or religion.

Reception pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy recently went outdoors to embrace the beauty of autumn. Armed with sketch pads and pencils, they ventured to the school field to engage in observational drawing, focusing on one of the magnificent trees in full autumnal colour. Pupils carefully studied the

Evergreen Primary Academy pupils proudly wore odd socks to school to mark the start of Anti-Bullying Week, a nationwide campaign aimed at raising awareness and taking a stand against bullying. Odd Socks Day, which launches Anti-Bullying Week, encourages pupils to wear mismatched socks as a powerful reminder