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Year 2 pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy have enjoyed an exciting re-enactment of the infamous Great Fire of London of 1666. The children set up a miniature version of Pudding Lane in London, with small model houses built close together just like the original street. After the

Pupils from Evergreen Primary Academy attended a special ceremony at the Mansion House, where they were honoured with the prestigious Our Place of Sanctuary Award. Sanctuary Awards recognise and celebrate the organisations who go above and beyond to welcome people seeking sanctuary. Evergreen Primary Academy achieved this

Year 5 pupils from Evergreen Primary Academy enjoyed an exciting visit to Empire Gym in Easton. The visit provided the pupils with an excellent opportunity to develop key values such as respect, determination, and discipline through engaging activities and boxing exercises. During their time at the gym,

In a celebration of the changing seasons, Year one pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy immersed themselves in an outdoor learning experience, exploring the signs of spring, with seasons and weather the topic for these lessons. With pencils at the ready, pupils sat and did some amazing, detailed drawings of

Evergreen Primary Academy’s Reception Year pupils recently embarked on an exciting outdoor learning adventure at Windmill Hill City Farm. Pupils transformed their usual forest school experience into a memorable day at the lush 4.5-acre farm space in South Bristol. On site, there are delightful community gardens to

Evergreen Primary Academy and its Outdoor Club have completed a successful tree-planting initiative in collaboration with Year 2 pupils. The primary aim of the project was to enhance the school environment by introducing native flora that will not only beautify the academy grounds but also provide a

Evergreen Primary Academy was honoured to host a visit from a dedicated team from Earthwatch Europe, a renowned organisation committed to connecting people with nature and empowering them to advocate for our planet’s well-being. Earthwatch Europe engages people with the natural world and gives them the tools

Girls from Evergreen Primary Academy received the brand-new Premier League football kit, as part of the League’s ongoing support for women’s and girls’ football. Evergreen donned their new kits for the Let Girls Play Football Festival. For the full story on Bristol City’s website click

At Evergreen Primary Academy in Bristol, pupils took part in buddy reading, a vocabulary parade, author visits, a football quiz, riddles in the library and a fun-filled day of reading to celebrate World Book Day. A spokesperson said: “All our citizens received a book to take home to read.

Year 4 pupils from Evergreen Primary Academy explored the wonders of wildlife conservation as they embarked on a trip to Bristol Zoo Project. Accompanied by their teachers, the pupils explored diverse habitats and fascinating inhabitants ranging from endangered species to exotic flora. The visit provided a hands-on