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Spring Term Awards Assembly

Well done to all 35 of our Telford pupils who have received over 250 positive class charts points and have been awarded with their bronze badges and certificates. We have also had 16 of our Telford pupils who have now received over 500 positive points and have been awarded with their silver badges and certificates. Next stop, their gold badges! We are incredibly proud of the hard work and dedication these pupils have had in upholding our school values to receive these positive points.

We have also had 29 pupils who have received subject awards, you will see them displaying their badges on their blazers with pride! 16 of our Telford pupils have had 100% attendance this academic year, we are so proud of your dedication and commitment to attending school each day. A big shout out to 7T1 for having the best attendance in the school and the highest number of positives on class charts across Telford.

Our house champions this term are:

A Harrison 7T1

C Jones 9T1

L James 10T1

We hope you enjoy spending your vouchers!

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Personal Development Calendar

All schools across our Trust have been working collaboratively to recognise and celebrate key dates in the PSHE calendar. These are in addition to other events that will also be taking place in our individual schools. We are very proud to share our Matrix Academy Trust Personal Development Calendar which gives details of the events where our schools have come together to produce a wide range of activities for our pupils. These events will be recognised through a combination of assemblies and form time activities as well as their importance being widely publicised through our social media platforms and in schools through displays, posters and TV screens. For some events, there will be additional activities planned such as competitions to engage our learners in the real meaning of these days.

There is a wide range of days recognised to acknowledge different faiths and groups as well as promote very important themes such as equality, diversity, wellbeing and British Values. This project epitomises the real spirit of collaboration in our school as well as our commitment to ensuring that our pupils have the knowledge and skills to not only keep themselves safe but be ready and able to make a valuable contribution to society.

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Technology Work

Well done year 9 pupils who have worked with Mrs Morris to produce some amazing desk tidies. Pupils have had to show their design and creativity skills, problem solving skills as well as practical woodworking skills to create these fantastic pieces.

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Wolverhampton University Campus Day

27 lucky pupils from Year 10 had a fantastic day at Wolverhampton University as part of the Aspire to HE programme. They learnt about the various routes into University, how to apply to Uni, and the different courses available, including the entry requirement demands for different courses.

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Hot Samosa Sale – Wednesday 26th March 2025

One of our Year 13 students, E.Jones, is going to Tanzania for a month over the summer where she will be involved in working on three different community projects.

As part of her fundraising for this expedition, her peers supported her with a charity samosa sale in school.  They raised £62 to add to the pot.  Thank you to everyone who supported this event.

We will be selling more next week!

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West Bromwich Albion Talent ID Day

A selection of students from years 7 and 8 took part in a Talent ID day at West Bromwich Albion’s Academy centre today. The day consisted of a 7aside format tournament against a host of local secondary schools in the region. The aim of the programme is to provide an opportunity for talented footballers to showcase their abilities with the possibility of being scouted and providing a platform for them to progress through into an elite academy performance system. Our students performed magnificently reaching the final of the tournament, beating strong competition along the way only to lose to Sandwell Academy in the final.

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Reward Trip: Drayton Manor

We are delighted to announce the launch of our new rewards trip to Drayton Manor on Thursday 12th June for Years 7-10. This is a fantastic opportunity for pupils to earn their place on the trip by achieving 96%+ attendance and behaviour ratio from between 24th March- May 23rd


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The best place for a pupil to learn is in the classroom. Not only do pupils get the benefit of a specialist teacher but they also benefit from being around their peers. However, don’t just take our word for it! Recent OFSTED research stated that it is important for a child to have full access to the curriculum for their academic and social development.

The SENDCO’s name is Mrs K Martin and can be contacted at primarypostbox@bloxwichacademy.co.uk

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NHS Work Experience Post

Applications for the free National NHS Virtual Work experience programme have now reopened for spring! This programme has supported over 30,000 secondary school students to obtain free work experiences last year. Virtual work experiences have been accepted by the Medical Schools and Dental Schools Council as valuable alternatives to in-person shadowing, backed by the Health Education England Discovery report on the impact of virtual work placements.

This programme is brought to you by Birmingham Universities Hospitals Trust in collaboration with Medic Mentor, and it is completely free. Not only is this a reliable alternative to in-person shadowing, but it also plays a significant role in preparing students for their in-person work placements with structured teaching and opportunities to speak directly with healthcare professionals. The opportunity is open to any student across the UK from 14 years old and above.


Students can sign up for the upcoming Get Into Conferences here and unlock access to our Virtual Work Experience Programme:

Get Into Medicine: https://airtable.com/appgXnyzN5ZD9Iwk6/shrGJUAtigzZzDwTN

Get Into Dentistry: https://airtable.com/appgXnyzN5ZD9Iwk6/shr1YAbWctfkXarfQ

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Meet Milo: A Young boy on a mission to make a difference.

In September, Milo completed the Combat Stress Cycle September challenge, choosing to complete a 250KM cycle ride to raise funds for veterans facing mental health struggles. Combat Stress is the UK's leading charity for veterans' mental health. For over a century, they've helped former servicemen and women deal with issues like trauma, anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder. Today, they provide support to veterans from every service and every conflict.

Milo comes from a proud military family. His dad served 10 years with the Royal Engineers and now continues his service with the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers Reserve, often away on duty. His mum works with Op Courage, supporting veterans with their mental health. Inspired by their commitment,

Following his fundraising achievements Milo was recently invited to an evening reception in London to celebrate amazing fundraisers and volunteers.  Well done Milo we are all very proud of your achievements.

Contact Info

Secondary School
Leamore Lane
Bloxwich, Walsall
West Midlands
WS2 7NR

T: 01922 710 257
postbox@bloxwichacademy.co.uk

Secondary SENDCo – Mrs Bensley

Monday - Thursday: 8:00 am - 4:00 pm
Friday: 8:00 am - 3:30 pm

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