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Year 2 pupils from Minerva Primary Academy recently enjoyed an exciting educational trip to the iconic SS Great Britain in Bristol. As part of the visit, the children participated in an engaging workshop about the life and achievements of Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the legendary engineer behind the

Minerva Primary Academy is proud to announce its recognition as the sixth-rated primary school in Bristol, based on the latest 2024 SAT scores and Ofsted reports. This outstanding achievement reflects the academy’s unwavering commitment to academic excellence and its dedication to developing a supportive and inspiring learning

Year 3 pupils from Minerva Primary Academy enjoyed an unforgettable day at the internationally-renowned Bristol Old Vic theatre to experience the spellbinding production of The Little Mermaid. The children were mesmerised by the actors’ performances, the music, and the stunning sets that brought this reimagined classic tale

Pupils at Minerva Academy marked the end of a term filled with hard work in a delightful way gathering round a campfire in the great outdoors to roast marshmallows. The event, held as a celebration of pupils’ dedication and achievements throughout the term, was filled with laughter

Year 2 pupils at Minerva Primary Academy transformed into young historians as they explored the fascinating world of Victorian schools. The week began with an immersive make-believe Victorian school day, giving pupils a first-hand experience of what education was like in the 19th century. Through this engaging

Reception pupils at Minerva Primary Academy have been engaged in the vibrant traditions of Diwali, the Festival of Lights.

  A Minerva Primary Academy pupil has won a gold medal at the Southwest Taekwondo (SWTKD) competition for under 18s. Rava Rebwar, a Year 6 who trains with SWTKD – Lyde Green, won gold for sparring at the event, which was held at Lyde Green Community Centre.

Year 1 pupils at Minerva Primary Academy ventured out into the crisp autumn air during an engaging ‘Wonderful World’ session led by Hazelnut Community in the school’s forest skills area. The day was filled with curiosity, discovery, and hands-on learning as they explored nature in all its

Year 3 pupils from Minerva Primary Academy recently enjoyed an inspiring and educational trip to the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge. During their visit, the pupils discovered fascinating details about the bridge’s construction and learned about the essential work involved in maintaining this historic landmark. Guided by experts,

  Year 3 pupils at Minerva Primary Academy engaged in an exciting hands-on activity this week, designed to strengthen their understanding of place value. Using real currency, pupils worked with their teachers to create and explore three-digit numbers, reinforcing essential maths skills in a fun, interactive way.