Our Year 7 Pathways pupils recently embarked on an engaging and thought-provoking project, exploring the critical issue of ocean pollution through the lens of art. Inspired by the incredible work of artist Michelle Reader, who transforms discarded materials into striking sculptures, our pupils brought in their own household waste to create unique 3D models of endangered sea creatures.

This hands-on initiative provided a dynamic way for pupils to understand the causes and effects of marine pollution. Michelle Reader's artistic approach sparked lively discussions, helping pupils make meaningful connections between creative reuse and the direct impact of waste on marine life.

High-performing maths pupils at Co-op Academy North Manchester have this year been offered the chance to go beyond the maths curriculum with the introduction of Level 1 Further Maths.

Dear Parents and Carers, 
I am writing to you to outline our plans for a positive end to the school year with Diversity Day on Monday 21st July.  There will also be an early finish at 12:30 pm on Tuesday 22nd July.

On Wednesday, June 18th, to mark Refugee Week, our Year 7 Library Leaders and a group of nominated Year 7 pupils embarked on a special trip to the magnificent Manchester Central Library.

Year 8 pupils at Co-op Academy North Manchester recently engaged in vital discussions about discrimination and bullying, thanks to a visit from the impactful organisation Stand Up! Representatives from the group attended the academy and delivered a series of engaging workshops designed to empower young people to combat prejudice and foster a more inclusive environment.