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Pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy are diving into the world of books, developing a love for reading that is not only enriching their vocabulary but also enhancing their overall literacy skills. Through their daily engagement with a wide range of literature, students are discovering new words, learning

The Pier team has very kindly gifted a typical British seaside favourite day out for 174 students from Evergreen Primary Academy in Bristol on Tuesday, July 16, giving all children and teachers free Unlimited Ride Wristbands and complimentary Mr Whippy ice creams. This story featured in a Weston Mercury

Some 174 students and teachers from Evergreen Primary Academy in Bristol experienced a day of joy and excitement at the iconic Grand Pier in Weston-super-Mare.  The Grand Pier generously provided all children and

  Year 6 pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy had an incredible opportunity to engage in the sport of fencing. This unique experience introduced the students to the basic skills of this exciting sport. During the session, pupils learned essential fencing techniques, including how to parry (defend) and

Evergreen Primary Academy’s Mini Police had an exciting and educational visit from Avon and Somerset Constabulary’s police horses. The visit provided pupils with a unique opportunity to learn about the crucial role these horses play in maintaining public safety. During the visit, students were educated on the

Evergreen Primary Academy’s Year 6 pupils enjoyed an exciting and educational visit to Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm this week, organised by IntoUniversity. This local initiative provides learning centres that inspire young people to achieve their full potential. During their visit, the students worked on their Evolution coursework

Evergreen Primary Academy proudly hosted a visit from Earthwatch Europe after joining the organisation’s innovative Green Earth Schools programme. The Earthwatch programme collaborates with schools to enable them to enhance their grounds with optimal nature features, encouraging outdoor learning and helping students to build a strong connection

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,