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Matrix Girls Football Tournament

On Friday our Y8/9 girls football team went to a matrix tournament event where the girls got to play all the other schools in the trust and finished an amazing second. The girls showed resilience, teamwork, and showcased the talent on offer at our school. We were the only school to keep a clean sheet throughout the tournament until an agonizing loss in the final on penalties.

A special shoutout to Etty Y9 our team captain and goalkeeper who was well organized and did an amazing job throughout the day.

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Attendance Raffle Tickets

Bloxwich Academy pupils are celebrating the success of attendance each week with the raffle tickets and form and house competitions.

Congratulations to Brindley for the highest attending House. Year 7 are still champions for the year group competition and well done to 7S2 for the highest attending form group. 

Who will be next weeks champions?

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EDT Robotics workshop 2026

A huge thank you to Sarah and Sarah from EDT, who visited Bloxwich Academy today to deliver an engaging Robotics Workshop funded by the ERA Foundation.

Throughout the day, students took part in hands-on robotics and coding challenges, developing their problem-solving, teamwork and critical-thinking skills whilst gaining an insight into the exciting opportunities available within STEM.

Workshops like this play a vital role in helping young people see the wide range of careers available in science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and in raising aspirations for future study and employment in these rapidly growing sectors.

It was fantastic to see our students so engaged, curious and enthusiastic as they tackled each challenge.

Thank you, Sarah and Sarah, for inspiring the next generation of engineers, programmers and innovators, and for helping our students make meaningful connections between what they learn in the classroom and future STEM careers.

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Keeping Yourself Healthy

Some minor illnesses such as coughs, colds and tummy upsets can be easily spread. But there are some simple things that you can do to reduce the risk of this happening.

•Wash your hands properly using warm water and soap. Wash your hands properly after going to the toilet, or handling rubbish. You should also wash your hands before you eat or prepare food for yourself or anyone else.

•Always wash your hands after going to the toilet, handling rubbish, sneezing and before you prepare and eat food.  Use a tissue when you sneeze, cough or blow your nose. Wash your hands properly afterwards. 

Healthy Diet and the Immune System

In winter, when viruses such as flu are more likely to circulate. A healthy, balanced diet is important for supporting your immune system. You need sufficient energy and nutrients for the immune system to function properly, and poor nutrition can compromise it. 

Breakfast Club

Breakfast is an important way to ensure you are starting the day in a healthy way. Our free breakfast club is a great way to build your immune system. We offer our "Toast Your Way" as well as free fruit, yoghurt, cereal, granola and honey.

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Eximus Education Workshop 2026

Today, we were delighted to welcome Haris Jawaid from Eximus Education to Bloxwich Academy, where he delivered an inspiring Russell Group University Application Masterclass to 30 of our high-attaining Year 11 students.

Throughout the session, pupils gained valuable insights into effective revision strategies, exam technique, independent learning, A-Level subject choices, university admissions and what leading universities look for in successful applicants.

Haris also shared his own educational and professional journey, encouraging students to aim high and make informed decisions about their future academic pathways.

We would like to extend our sincere thanks to Haris for delivering such an engaging and informative masterclass. Opportunities like this help raise aspirations and support our commitment to providing exceptional careers and higher education guidance for all students.

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🌟 Black History Month Assembly 🌟

Students were engaged in an inspiring assembly led by Mr Jilali, learning about the significant contributions, achievements and experiences of Black people throughout history.

The assembly reflected our school value of Everyone is Equal, reminding us that understanding, respect and inclusion help build a stronger community for all. By learning from the past, our students are becoming the changemakers of the future.

Everyone is Equal. Everyone Belongs. Everyone Matters.

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Work Experience Assembly

Our Year 10 students attended a Work Experience launch assembly today led by Joanne Shalloe from Work Experience Support Services. Students learned about the benefits of work experience and how to begin securing placements for Work Experience Week starting on 24 May 2027.

Thank you, Joanne, for your informative and engaging presentation and for supporting our students as they prepare for the world of work.

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Macmillan Coffee Afternoon

Our Primary Junior Leadership Team, alongside Friends of Bloxwich, proudly hosted a Macmillan Coffee Afternoon to raise money for the fantastic work of Macmillan Cancer Support. Parents and children enjoyed an afternoon of coffee, cake and conversation in the school hall, followed by a successful bake sale after school.

A huge thank you to everyone who donated cakes, attended the event and supported this worthy cause. Your generosity and community spirit helped make the afternoon a wonderful success! 🍰☕💚

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🎭 Year 7 RSHE Session

On Monday 28th September, Year 7 students will take part in"My Mate Fancies You", an engaging drama-based workshop delivered by Loudmouth Education & Training. The session supports students with the transition to secondary school, friendships, relationships and growing up as part of our RSHE curriculum.

Find out more about Loudmouth's work here: 🔗 https://loudmouth.co.uk/programmes/category/2

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Bloxwich Academy Staff Darts tournament

The 2026 edition of the Bloxwich Academy Staff Darts tournament saw a larger field enter than the previous year. This made for some excitement in the early rounds and competitive fixtures right from the off. That said, there were some familiar names and faces making progress from round 1, and so A.Knight, C.Waterworth, R.Morris and A.Booth secured their place in the second round. Joining them were some new entrants in J.Danaher, E.Lake, D.Brindley and M. Grant-Patel. 

There was a heavy PE department presence in the semi finals, and so sporting reputations remained firmly intact. It was only J.Danaher that could prevent a member of the PE team claiming the title but coming up against the pre-tournament favourite in A.Knight proved too big an obstacle on this occasion and so it was down to R.Morris, after his nail- biting win over C.Waterworth in the other semi-final to try and stop a back-to-back title procession occurring.

It wasn't to be. A.Knight putting in another commanding performance to take the final 3-0 and claim his second title in as many years and firmly lay down the marker for 2027. It will need a huge tournament performance to prevent a hat-trick of titles being acquired, but there is plenty of time to practice ahead of next summer!

A huge thank you to everyone who signed up and got involved, played it in the right spirit and contributed to another successful staff darts tournament.

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