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  • Phoenix Dance

    Published 07/05/25

    We recently partnered with Phoenix Dance to give students the opportunity to create and perform a dance for the Phoenix Spring Platform.

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  • Y8 HPV Vaccinations - 10th June 2025​​​​​​​

    Published 23/04/25

    Dear Parent/Carer

    We are coming to your child’s school in 10th June 2025 to vaccinate the YEAR 8 pupils against HPV.

    HPV, or the ‘Human Papillomavirus’ is a common virus that is spread through skin contact. The virus increases the risk of developing some cancers later in life, such as cervical cancer and some cancers of the mouth, throat, anal and genital areas. The evidence is clear that the HPV vaccine protects girls and boys from these HPV-related cancers. 

    How to give consent. 

    • To go to the website, click on the following link, this will take you to the online HPV vaccination Intent form https://bit.ly/3cmRlkr

    • Or access the online consent form by typing the following address into your internet browser: https://www.leedsimmunisations.co.uk/Forms/HPV_p1

    • Enter the unique school code for your child’s school. The code for Co-op Academy Leeds is EE137065 (please ensure you enter all letters and numbers).

    Important: If you do not wish your child to receive the vaccinations, you are still required to complete the “refusal section” on the form so that we understand your wishes. If we do not receive a consent or refusal form, your child will be given an opportunity to consent for themselves on the day after being assessed by a nurse as Gillick competent to do so.

    Providing you enter a correct email address, you will receive an email confirmation when your child has received their vaccination, which will include information and advice about common reactions your child may experience.

    For further information about the HPV vaccination including side effects, go to the www.gov.uk website and search “immunisations for young people” or click here

    Yours faithfully

    School Aged Immunisation Service

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  • Roma Student Presentation: NHS Training

    Published 22/04/25
    Our campaign with our Roma students around NHS training needs in the local area and our participation in the Annual Citizens Meeting in Bradford on 4th April.
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  • April 2025

    Published 04/04/25
    This term was filled with a wide array of exciting activities and memorable moments. Here are some highlights:

    April Newsletter
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  • Easter 2025 Home Learning Challenges

    Published 02/04/25

     


    English - Year 7, 8 & 9

    “Through their eyes”

    *

    Maths - Year 7, 8 & 9

    https://sparxmaths.com/

    *

    Science

    Year 7 - BITESIZE Atoms, elements and compounds

    Year 8 - BITESIZE Health and disease

    Year 9 - BITESIZE Metals

    *

    Religion & Worldviews - Year 7, 8 & 9

    Rites of passage project

    *

    ICT - Year 7, 8 & 9

    Code Red: The Cipher Crisis

    *

    History Year 7, 8 & 9

     People who stood up against an injustice

    *

    Geography - Year 7, 8 & 9

    How can a humble Fairtrade chocolate bar help to reduce poverty?

    *

    MFL - Year 7, 8 & 9

    Co-op Values Around the World

    *

    Art Year 7, 8 & 9

    Photography Challenge

     

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  • Immunisation Service - DTP

    Published 07/03/25

    Dear Parent/Carer

    The School Aged Immunisation Service recently visited your child’s school to deliver the Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio and Meningitis ACWY vaccination. If your child was vaccinated at session, please disregard the information below.

    We will be returning to your child’s school for a mop up session on 19.03.25

    WHAT TO DO NEXT

    • If you did not complete a form in time for the first school visit, the link will reopen after the school session. Please ensure that your form is in place, using the details below.

    TDIPV MenACWY Vaccination Consent Form

    School Code: EE137065

    • If your form is already in place, no further action is required.

    Yours faithfully

    School Aged Immunisation Service

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  • PPSD Parent Impact Letter

    Published 07/03/25

    Dear Parents and Carers,


    Recently we worked with your school to ‘Poverty Proof the School Day’. Part of the process is to measure the impact that this is having on the school day and an important part of this is to gather family’s perspectives and experiences.


    We are therefore asking parents and carers to complete the following online survey. In it you will be asked about the changes that have been made to your own family’s experience of the school and your child’s school day as a result of the Poverty Proofing audit.


    To complete the survey, please follow this link:

    https://children-ne.org.uk/poverty-proofing/survey?uac=f81a8cca-7486-4cd6-b36a-eb72c7ffc110          


    We would be grateful if you could submit your responses within two weeks of receiving this. All responses are anonymous and you do not have to give your name.


    Please contact the school if you have any difficulties accessing the survey via the internet. They will be able to provide you with a paper version of the survey.

    Yours sincerely,

    Ancha Stoodley
    Poverty Proofing© the School Day Team Manager
    ancha.stoodley@children-ne.org.uk
    07706342249

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  • Early Finish - Thursday 13th March

    Published 04/03/25

    School will finish at the earlier time of 1:30 pm on Thursday 13th March in preparation for Year 7, 8 and 9 parents’ evening.

    Parents’ Evening will take place between 2:00 pm and 6:00 pm. We’d love to see all our Year 7, 8 and 9 parents and carers there.

    Your child should begin making appointments with subject teachers in lessons. Please help them by making sure they know what times you are available to attend.

    Yours sincerely,

    Miss Pearson

    Assistant Headteacher

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  • Year 8 update - February

    Published 14/02/25

    Dear Family,

    Year 8 have been making the most of the opportunities available this half term, with students involved in ‘Into University’, a project aimed at increasing awareness of future destinations. Year 9 have been awarded over 3550 praise points this half term for demonstrating exemplary behaviour - well done! Additionally, over 4000 pieces of home learning were completed by the year group, well done! A reminder that there is home learning due everyday, and the timetable can be found here: www.leeds.coopacademies.co.uk/homelearning.

    Attendance 

    A huge well done to the 19 students who have had 100% attendance half term. A reminder that students need to aim for at least 95% attendance. An attendance of 90% means 117 missed lessons per year, and attendance of 80% means 234 missed lessons per year. 

    Uniform and equipment

    A reminder that all students should be wearing a Co-op Academy Leeds branded blazer or v-neck jumper; please ensure your child has one of these items to wear. Additionally, on PE days, students need to wear Co-op Academy Leeds branded PE kit - plain black is not an appropriate substitute for this. Uniform items are available from the Jo Brand Uniform shop. 

    All students must be equipped with a pencil case containing black pens, red pens, pencils, and a ruler. These items are available to purchase from the academy for a discounted price. 

    Academy return

    Co-op Academy Leeds reopens on Monday 24th February at 08.15 am. We are looking forward to welcoming your child back into the academy to start another half term of learning! 

    Parents Evening

    A reminder that parents evening is on Thursday the 13th of March.

    Arbor app 

    To access your child’s behaviour log, download the Arbor Parent app using the QR codes. With this, you can see attendance information, praise points, and behaviour points. 

    Thank you for your continued support.

    Best wishes,

    Mrs Field

    Deputy Headteacher 

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  • Year 10 update - February

    Published 14/02/25

    Dear Family,

    As we reach the end of this half-term, I want to take a moment to reflect on the progress Year 10 students have made and to thank you for your ongoing support. This has been a crucial period in their academic journey, with students continuing to develop their knowledge, skills, and independence as they work towards their GCSEs. We are incredibly proud of their dedication and resilience, and we appreciate the role you play in encouraging and guiding them through this important stage.

    Attendance 

    Year 10 has had some positive weeks for attendance, but there is a long way to go. Please remember that we do not authorise days off school for ‘minor childhood ailments’ such as stomach ache, headaches or coughs and colds. Please encourage your child to come into school every day to build resilience. Year 10 attendance so far this Spring Term is lower than the Autumn Term, so we look forward to seeing Year 10 students in school, on time, every day after the Half-Term break. 

    Uniform and equipment

    A reminder that all students should be wearing a Co-op Academy Leeds branded blazer or v-neck jumper; please ensure your child has one of these items to wear. Additionally, on PE days, students need to wear Co-op Academy Leeds branded PE kit - plain black is not an appropriate substitute for this. Uniform items are available from the Jo Brand Uniform shop. 

    All students must be equipped with a pencil case containing black pens, red pens, pencils, and a ruler. These items are available to purchase from the academy for a discounted price. 

    Academy return

    Co-op Academy Leeds reopens on Monday 24th February at 08.15 am. We are looking forward to welcoming your child back into the academy to start another half term of learning! 

    Arbor app 

    To access your child’s behaviour log, download the Arbor Parent app using the QR codes. With this, you can see attendance information, praise points, and behaviour points. 


    Thank you for your continued support.

    Best wishes,

    Miss Pearson 

    Assistant Headteacher

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  • Year 11 update - February

    Published 14/02/25

    Dear Parent / Carer,

    As we approach the  holidays, I want to take this opportunity to reflect on the term gone by and to share some important updates and information with you. This term has been a busy and productive one for Year 11 students, who are continuing to make great strides in their academic and personal development. 

    Attendance

    Year 11 attendance has taken a dip over the past few weeks. There has been a lot of illness and many students with excellent attendance have had to take days off school for the first time this year. We hope to return in February, fully rested and recovered, ready to be in school - on time, every day. 

    We return on Monday 24th and a full uniform is expected. Please use half term to check your child's uniform to avoid unnecessary disruption to their learning. 

    After the half term break our Year 11 students will undertake their second set of mock GCSE examinations.

    Please find the timetable for these exams below:

    February Mock Timetable for option subjects

    Please help us to ensure that your child achieves their best possible outcomes by supporting them to revise effectively for the examinations. Below you can find details of what they need to revise for each subject, how to do this and which resources they have been provided with (copies can also be found on google classroom).

    February Mock Timetable

    Year 11 Revision Offer WC 24th February 

    Arbor Parent App

    We encourage all parents to use the Parent Arbor App to stay informed about their child’s progress, attendance, and other essential updates. To ensure everyone can access this important resource, we invite you to join our CAL in the Community sessions. During these sessions, our staff will provide guidance on downloading and using the app. If you need additional assistance, please don’t hesitate to let us know.

    From 13 January 2025, all communication will be sent to the Parent App rather than via text messages.  Please download to ensure that you don’t miss any important messages from the Academy.

    Arbor Parent App: Please download the Arbor Parent app using the QR codes

    Best wishes.

    Miss Fox

    Deputy Headteacher 

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  • Year 7 update - February

    Published 14/02/25

    Dear Family,

    Another successful half term for our year 7 who accumulated the most of the praise points and homework logs! Well done year 7! Our Year 7 have done us proud again with an exemplary behaviour and attitude with University of Leeds during Dental Workshops for which we have received a lot of praise!

    The Academy closes on 14th February at 3.05 pm and it reopens on Monday 24th February at 08.15 am. We are looking forward to welcoming your child back into the academy to start another half term of learning! A reminder that there is home learning due every day, and the timetable can be found here: www.leeds.coopacademies.co.uk/homelearning.

    Attendance

    A huge well done to the 35 students who have had 100% attendance and above this half term. A reminder that students need to aim for at least 95% attendance. An attendance of 90% means 117 missed lessons per year, and attendance of 80% means 234 missed lessons per year.

    Uniform and equipment

    A reminder that all students should be wearing a Co-op Academy Leeds branded blazer or v-neck jumper; please ensure your child has one of these items to wear. Uniform items are available from the Jo Brand Uniform shop.

    All students must be equipped with a pencil case containing black pens, red pens, pencils, and a ruler. These items are available to purchase from the academy for a discounted price.

    Arbor app

    To access your child’s behaviour log, download the Arbor Parent app using the QR codes. With this, you can see attendance information, praise points, and behaviour points.

    Thank you for your continued support.

    Best wishes,

    Miss Radu

    Assistant Headteacher

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