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Year 4 citizens at Evergreen Primary Academy have been using drama to support their understanding of their text The Man who Walked Between the Towers. They acted out parts of the story and made inferences about the main character. The Man Who Walked Between the Towers” by

Year 5 citizens from Evergreen Primary Academy had a fabulous morning at St Werburghs City Farm. Pupils learnt how to care for animals, how to be safe in the outdoor environment and what a fire needs to get started. They held chickens, fed sheep and goats, started

The Pupil Academy Council from Evergreen Primary Academy visited Lincoln Gardens Care home again recently. Pupils spent time chatting to residents and drawing, a great time was had by all!

Evergreen Primary Academy Citizens took part in the first ever Refugee Week assembly with thousands of other children around the country and around the world! Refugee Week is the world’s largest arts & culture festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary.

Year 5 Citizens from Evergreen Primary Academy visited Bristol museum with Greenie! They explored the museum, and got awarded for catching the train. Pupils asked amazing questions and they became Egyptologists!

With the cost of living crisis not getting easier for families, our academies across our Federation are doing what they can to help out. Fiona Lambdin social affairs correspondent for BBC Points West visited Evergreen Primary Academy to find out how this works in practice.

Year 5 Citizen’s at Evergreen Primary Academy took part in their last mini police celebration. We were visited by Dax, the Police sniffer dog, and Lee, who explained their role in the police. The pupils asked amazing questions and were respectful of others.

Pupils at Evergreen Primary Academy were archaeologists! They uncovered artefacts from the past and predicted who they thought used them, what they were and when they were used. Pupils found out they were from the Maya civilisation. Fantastic questioning and inferring from pupils!

Pupils, at Evergreen Primary Academy voted on whether to have Mrs Coote’s dog in school more often. It was an overwhelming yes, so here he is on his induction day.

“THERE IS A PLACE HERE FOR EVERYONE” – NEW PRINCIPAL PRIORITISES INCLUSIVITY ON EVERGREEN’S JOURNEY TO EXCEPTIONAL One of Bristol’s most improved schools has appointed a new Principal to lead the next stage of its journey ‘to exceptional and beyond’. Kerry Coote will take