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Pupils in Years 3 and 4 at Minerva Primary Academy’s Art Club have been putting their creativity to good use by making bird feeders as part of the school’s ongoing commitment to biodiversity and eco-friendly initiatives. This is how the Fishponds Voice covered the story.

A new partnership between the Cabot Learning Federation (CLF) and Bristol Bears Rugby brought excitement and inspiration to primary school pupils as six Bears players visited CLF academies to celebrate World Book Day. Paddy Pearce and Jimmy Halliwell spent time with pupils at  Minerva Academy. The players

Pupils from Minerva Primary Academy had a fantastic time getting green-fingered during a special visit to Hillfields community garden. Taking part in a hands-on planting activity, pupils eagerly sowed seeds with hopes of soon harvesting delicious runner beans. This exciting outdoor learning experience gave pupils a chance

Pupils at Minerva Primary Academy are sharpening their culinary skills as they take part in an exciting new cooking club. Kicking things off in style, the young chefs drew inspiration from an Italian classic – homemade pizza. From kneading dough to selecting their favorite toppings, pupils took

Our visit to the SS Great Britain featured in a Fishponds Voice article. Please see below for all the details.

Pupils in Years 3 and 4 at Minerva Primary Academy’s Art Club have been putting their creativity to good use by making bird feeders as part of the school’s ongoing commitment to biodiversity and eco-friendly initiatives. Using old plastic milk bottles and materials found around the school,

As global citizens, Year 2 pupils at Minerva Primary Academy have been actively participating in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch, developing their appreciation for local wildlife and the natural world. During their birdwatching sessions on the school grounds, pupils spotted a wide variety of birds, sparking enthusiasm

Year Two pupils at Minerva Primary Academy have been putting their design skills to the test in a hands-on lesson that combined creativity and engineering. Pupils explored how to create mechanisms, including pop-up images, fulcrums, and sliders, sparking their imaginations and developing practical skills. A spokesperson for

Year 5 pupils at Minerva Primary Academy enjoyed an exciting hands-on learning experience designed to bring their narrative writing to life. Pupils were tasked with building shelters as part of their exploration of the book Treasure Hunters. This immersive activity provided a practical and creative way for

Year 4 pupils at Minerva Primary Academy demonstrated their creativity and mastery of colour mixing by creating vibrant pieces of abstract art. Drawing upon their artistic skills, pupils produced dynamic and colourful works that captured and showcased their amazing imagination. The excitement didn’t stop there, as Year