Proud to be part of the
Co-op Academies Trust
Welcome to
Co-op Academy North Manchester
At Co-op academy North Manchester, community is at the heart of everything we do. We aim to connect with our community and serve them with our facilities and outreach projects which are predominantly pupil led. By connecting with our community we model to our pupils what it means to be an active and engaged citizen.
We believe in having the highest aspirations and expectations, so that everyone achieves excellence in all that they do, we are committed to not only ensuring our students achieve while they’re here but are equipped to lead happy and successful lives when they leave us.
We believe in having the highest aspirations and expectations, so that everyone achieves excellence in all that they do, we are committed to not only ensuring our students achieve while they’re here but are equipped to lead happy and successful lives when they leave us.
A Warm Welcome
From our Principal
Sharon Hands, Principal
I am extremely proud to be the Principal at this Academy. Each day I see our pupils being offered a range of experiences both inside and outside of the classroom that are equipping them with the skills to go on to lead happy and successful lives.
Year 7 Pupils Shine at Poetry Anthology Event
19th November 2024On Wednesday, 13th November, former Year 7 pupils had the exciting opportunity to showcase their creative talents at a special poetry anthology event. These pupils, who took part in the academy’s first Story Project last academic year, spent 13 weeks collaborating with poet Nik Berry to develo...
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Anti-Bullying Ambassadors Launch New Initiatives for Anti-Bullying Week
15th November 2024For Anti-Bullying Week, our school’s Anti-Bullying Ambassadors led an inspiring campaign encouraging pupils to "do something positive" and "choose respect." Pupils attended special assemblies with Mrs. Fiddler and the Ambassadors, where they learned about the importance of...
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Pupils Honour Remembrance Day in Moving Ceremony
12th November 2024On Monday 11th November, Year 7 pupils attended a poignant Remembrance Day assembly, led by our Head of History, Mr. Charlton. The event was held to honour the sacrifices of those who served in conflicts past and present.
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Our School Overview
Pupils
GCSE Subjects
Increase of Students Achieving L5 or above in Math since 2019
L7-9 Grades at GCSE in 2022
What do people say?
Pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND), benefit from a broad and ambitious curriculum.
Ofsted, 2024
Pupils enjoy a variety of musical clubs and performing on the stage. There is a raft of leadership opportunities, including being a mental-health ambassador, sports leader or sitting on the student council.
Ofsted, 2024
The school has ensured that the order of learning helps pupils to build on prior knowledge and to connect new ideas. The school has identified the important knowledge that pupils need to know and when it should be taught.