Aston Manor - Newsletter

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ASTON MANOR ACADEMY PART OF EQUITAS ACADEMIES TRUST

2023

CHRISTMAS NEWS Welcome to our December newsletter, a snapshot of some of the wonderful work and the extracurricular experiences happening around the school. Sport is always high profile at Aston Manor Academy, and you will see the array of sporting talent that we are showcasing in the newsletter. From ski-ing to ice hockey, basketball and athletics, the PE department are keeping very busy. Students are also provided with a number of leadership activities that they can take part in, a great way to develop confidence and character. We have had a number of careers enrichment activities and literacy/theatre activities this term which I know students have found enjoyable and

SUMMER PROM FOR Y11

helpful to develop their wider skills. Our Awards Evening this year celebrated the achievements of the class of 2023. It was a lovely evening, and we are so proud of the achievements of last year’s Year 11. Last week the choir sang with Broadway School in a Christmas song event for local schools at Aston Church, this was a moment of unity and celebrating the message of “Peace and goodwill to all.” I hope you see the variety of activities and experience enjoyed by our students this term, and I wish you all a restful and enjoyable time with your families this holiday. J Sweeney

PROTECTING OUR PLANET A big shout out to Amira who delivered speech on ‘Protect your planet’, at Anfield in Liverpool on 22nd November as part of on a project with Aston Villa. She was selected out of all those involved her age to deliver the speech in front of over 100 people. We are so proud of her representing AMA.

YEAR 10 UCB ‘HAVE A GO IN BAKERY’

“I like that we had a tour after cooking and we got to see the food labs. We got to make cookies, decorated doughnuts and shaped bread into 5 different shapes. Overall, we had a really nice experience at UCB” “This trip was wonderful as I had fun making bread, cookies and doughnuts. I enjoyed shaping the bread and making them different shapes and sizes.”

CHRISTMAS

We have been getting really festive in the library at lunchtime. KS3 pupils designed, painted and used glitter to make Christmas cards and beautiful tree decorations. Well done everyone!

Amira’s Speech “As we bring this remarkable journey to a close, I stand before you with immense pride and gratitude for being a part of ‘Protect the Planet.’ This campaign has provided us with a unique opportunity to promote sustainability and make a lasting impact on our world. Through small changes and collective actions, we have come together to confront the challenges facing our planet. From ground-breaking initiatives that reduce carbon footprints to inspiring young individuals to prioritise sustainability, we have shown that success and sustainability can thrive hand in hand. This campaign is not an endpoint, but a steppingstone towards a greener future. Let us carry the lessons learned during this journey forward, infusing them into every aspect of our lives, and continue to protect and cherish our planet. In closing, I want to express my gratitude to all who have played a part in “Protect the Planet.” Your dedication and passion have made this initiative a tremendous success. Together, let us strive to create a sustainable and thriving world, ensuring a better tomorrow for all. The campaign may be ending, but our commitment to sustainability continues and we will continue to create a better future’.


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