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As part of the Mini Police programme, Year 5 Evergreen Primary Academy citizens were fortunate enough to visit Trinity road police station! They visited the police cells, had a look at a police van and spoke with Police Officer Tom.

  Evergreen Primary Academy has been rated ‘good’ by education watchdog Ofsted, with inspectors praising its ‘outstanding’ leadership and pupil development. The Bristol school – part of the Cabot Learning Federation – was judged as ‘inclusive and diverse’, where leaders ‘go above and beyond’ in support of

  Inspired by a pupil, meet Greeny and Trevor our new Evergreen Primary Academy’s mascots, they are becoming more real by the day. They look fab!

Year 1 and 2 pupils from Evergreen Primary Academy had a fantastic trip to Clifton Suspension Bridge. Pupils were given a talk where found out that Clifton Suspension Bridge spans the Avon Gorge and is one of the world’s greatest bridges. It was designed by Isambard Kingdom Brunel who

Year 5 Evergreen Primary Academy Citizens will be working with our local PCSO for the next 9 weeks as ‘mini police’. They will learn about how the police work in our community.

Evergreen Academy  citizens were visited by Corey Samuels who plays for Bristol Flyers. He spoke about motivation, teamwork, perseverance and commitment. We were gifted a basketball signed by the team.

Evergreen Primary Academy were lucky enough to have Empire Fighting Chance visit us this morning to explain what they do in our local community. They support children and adults mental health and well being.

Year 6 citizens, from Evergreen Primary Academy took part in a wonderful art and music project with Bristol Beacon at Junction 3. Pupils created their own birds and wrote and performed their own song.

  Some of our Pupil Academy Council representatives visited Lincoln Gardens Care Home on Thursday to meet the residents for the first time. The children talked about themselves and found out information about the residents. One Good Turn is an intergenerational linking project with a difference – creating friendships

  Evergreen’s Pupil Academy Council visited City Hall on Monday, 7th November 2022 to learn about democracy and how to vote on subjects they debated about. The children debated on 3 different subjects – Should school start at 10:00 am. Should playtimes be banned. Should children be allowed to