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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! 🍰☕💚

Primary - 09/30/2026
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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

#RSHE #Year7 #PersonalDevelopment #Safeguarding #SecondarySchoolEducation

Secondary - 09/25/2026
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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.

Secondary / Staff Wellbeing - 09/18/2026
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Taking to the skies with 8 AEF!

This week, cadets from Wednesfield Academy CCF (RAF) and Bloxwich Academy CCF (RAF) had the fantastic opportunity to take to the skies with No. 8 Air Experience Flight at RAF Cosford.

On Tuesday 15 September, Wednesfield Academy cadets took their turn in the cockpit, followed by Bloxwich Academy on Wednesday 16 September.

For many of our cadets, this was their first experience of flying in a light aircraft and an opportunity to see aviation from a completely different perspective. Air Experience Flying is a key part of the RAF Section experience, giving young people the chance to develop their confidence, experience RAF aviation first-hand and, perhaps, inspire an interest in a future career in aviation.

A huge thank you to all the staff at 8 AEF, RAF Cosford for giving our cadets such a memorable experience, and well done to all of our cadets for representing their schools and the Matrix Academy Trust so positively. With Barr Beacon School, Dame Elizabeth Cadbury School with partnership school Turves Green Boys School flying on the next two Mondays and flying days now booked for Etone College in the coming term we look forward to see many more of our cadets experience flying.  

CCF / Secondary - 09/18/2026
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CV Guidance Assembly

On Friday, our Year 11 students attended an informative assembly led by Kim Evans, our Careers and Enterprise Coordinator from Walsall College. Students gained valuable advice on how to create an effective CV and write a strong personal statement, helping them stand out when applying for college courses, apprenticeships, part-time jobs, and future career opportunities. A huge thank you to Kim for sharing her expertise and providing our students with practical guidance as they begin planning their next steps beyond Bloxwich Academy.

Careers / Secondary - 09/15/2026
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Past and Present

On Monday, the children had a wonderful time exploring what childhood was like in the past and discovering a range of fascinating artefacts. They enjoyed sharing their own toys and photographs during a special show-and-tell session, helping everyone learn about each other's childhood treasures.

The children also had great fun dressing up in their favourite childhood-inspired outfits, which added to the excitement of the day! Throughout the activities, they focused on understanding the difference between the past and the present, developing their historical knowledge in an engaging and memorable way.

It was a fantastic day filled with curiosity, learning, and fun. The children were enthusiastic, thoughtful, and thoroughly enjoyed stepping back in time! 😊✨

Primary - 09/09/2026
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Celebrating the Success of Bloxwich Academy’s Class of 2026

Staff and parents were incredibly proud to celebrate alongside our Year 11 pupils on GCSE results day on Thursday 20 August. It was a wonderful opportunity to recognise their hard work, determination and achievements as they collected their results and prepared for the next exciting stage of their lives.

This year, Bloxwich Academy saw a significant increase in the number of pupils achieving the highest grades. The number of Grade 9s increased by 50% compared with last year, while 33 pupils achieved at least one Grade 7, 8 or 9.

We are proud of the successes of every pupil and recognise that each set of results represents an individual journey of hard work, progress and achievement. While we would like to celebrate all of our pupils, we would also like to highlight the exceptional achievements of these five pupils:

  • Jay– achieved seven Grade 9s, with every other qualification awarded at Grade 7 or above.
  • Praise –achieved four Grade 9s, with every other qualification awarded at Grade 7 or above.
  • Olivia – achieved two Grade 9s, with three qualification at Grade 7 or above.
  • Kai - achieved three Grade 9s, with every other qualification awarded at Grade 7 or above.
  • Aurora – achieved two Grade 9s

Across the cohort of 195 pupils, there were many achievements to celebrate. We are extremely proud of the resilience and commitment shown by pupils throughout Year 11 as they worked to improve their outcomes and secure the qualifications needed for their future pathways.

Mrs Eardley, Head of School, said:

“Results day was a very special occasion for our school community. It was a privilege to celebrate with our pupils and their families and to see so many young people rewarded for their hard work.

“We are delighted by the outstanding individual achievements within this year’s results, including the 50% increase in Grade 9s. These results reflect the determination, resilience and commitment of our pupils.

“We are proud of every pupil who worked hard, overcame challenges and made progress throughout their time at Bloxwich Academy. Every result represents an individual journey and deserves to be celebrated.

“We wish every member of the Class of 2026 the very best as they move on to the next stage of their education, training or employment. We are confident that they will continue to demonstrate the ambition and resilience they have shown during their time with us.”

We would also like to thank all staff and families for the encouragement, guidance and support they have given pupils throughout their GCSE studies.

Congratulations to the Class of 2026—we are incredibly proud of you all!

Secondary - 08/20/2026
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Back to School 2026

As we prepare to welcome students back, we would like to remind parents and carers of the changes to the school day that come into effect from the start of term.

🍳 Free Breakfast Available Daily All students can access a free breakfast from 8.00am – 8.55am each morning.

🌟 Enrichment, Intervention & Extra-Curricular Activities From 8.15am – 9.00am, students can take part in a wide range of activities designed to support learning, interests and personal development. This includes: ✅ Clubs and enrichment activities ✅ Academic support and catch-up sessions ✅ Targeted interventions (invitation only)

📚 Formal Learning Begins at 9.00am Students should be in school and ready to line up at 9.00am.

🏫 End of the School Day Lessons finish at 3.30pm, with an enhanced extra-curricular programme available until 4.15pm.

🎓 Year 11 Students All Year 11 students will be expected to attend intervention sessions between 8.15am – 9.00am. These sessions have proven invaluable in supporting examination success and will replace the previous after-school intervention programme.

⏰ Arriving on time every day ensures students make the most of breakfast provision, enrichment opportunities and learning from the very start of the day.

We look forward to seeing all students back, ready to learn and achieve!

Change-of-the-day-letter-July-2026.pdf

Secondary - 07/29/2026
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Open Morning 2026

Come and discover what makes Bloxwich Academy such a great place to learn, grow and succeed. Our Open Events are the perfect opportunity for prospective Year 7 pupils and their families to explore our school, meet our dedicated staff and students, and experience life at Bloxwich Academy. You'll have the chance to tour our facilities, find out more about our curriculum and enrichment opportunities, and ask any questions you may have. We look forward to welcoming you!

Book HERE

Primary / Secondary - 07/28/2026
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Stockholm Turing trip 

Our Stockholm Turing trip was an exciting and memorable experience for our year 8 student from all Matrix secondary schools, giving pupils the opportunity to explore a new city, develop their independence, and experience Swedish culture firsthand. 

The trip began with travel from their school to Heathrow Airport before flying to Stockholm and getting settled in their rooms before heading to dinner. Pupils enjoyed buffet style dinner and together getting to know each other across the different schools. 

Throughout the week, pupils visited many of Stockholm's famous attractions. They explored the Paradox Museum, took part in an interactive Scavenger Hunt through the historic streets of Gamla Stan (Old Town), visited the Avicii Experience, and discovered fascinating exhibits at the Swedish National Museum of Science and Technology. They also enjoyed a visit to Djurgården, where groups explored the Police Museum and Sports Museum. They explored the famous group of ABBA though their museum and also spend the day at Skansen, experiencing Swedish history, culture, and wildlife. 

One of the highlights of the trip was spending time in Stockholm's vibrant city centre. Pupils walked many miles throughout the week, exploring different districts, parks, shopping areas, landmarks and food choices. This gave them a real appreciation of the city while encouraging resilience and independence. A key achievement for many pupils was confidently using Stockholm's excellent public transport network. They quickly became familiar with travelling on the Metro (Tunnelbana), buses and trams learning how to navigate the city safely and efficiently. For many pupils, this was also their first experience travelling on a public boat, with ferry journeys providing a unique way to see Stockholm's beautiful islands and waterfront. 

Alongside the educational visits, pupils enjoyed eating out together, park evenings, shopping, games at the hostel, and time to socialise with new friends made on the trip. They represented Matrix Academy Trust exceptionally well throughout the trip, showing respect, maturity, and enthusiasm at every venue visited, which many commenting on how well behaved and polite our pupils were. 

Pupils returned with wonderful memories, increased confidence, new friendships, and a greater appreciation of another culture. The trip was a fantastic success and provided experiences that many pupils will remember for years to come. 

Secondary / Secondary_Trips - 07/21/2026

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