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Artsfest 2018
The theme of Artsfest 2018 is ‘belonging’. The ethos of the day is participation, trying something new, having fun and being creative as we aim to further students passion for the arts and understanding of different artforms. There are five workshops to participate in: spoken word with Amerah Saleh dance with Motionhouse drama with practitioner Jay […]
See moreJuly Newsletter
Here is the RSA Academies’ July Newsletter. Read about Song Cycle at the CBSO Centre, RSA Pupil Design Awards, Opening Doors workplace experience programme and more.
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View NewsletterRSA8 Student Leadership Programme 2018
At the RSA Academies we encourage pupils to become active participants in their own communities. Nothing epitomises this more than the distinctive RSA8 Student Leadership programme. RSA8 takes year 8 students from across the RSA Family of Academies and asks them to create and run their own social action project, addressing a key issue in […]
See moreSong Cycle at the CBSO Centre
Students sang to a packed house of parents and guests at the CBSO Centre on Tuesday 10 July for the world premiere of Do you See? Do you Hear? Schools sang their own individual songs, sang parts of each others songs with their voices interplaying with pre-recorded voices of adults talking about the project. It was fantastic! Do […]
See moreOpening Doors Receives Regional Award
RSA Academies and the North Worcestershire Economic & Regeneration Development service (NWedR) has been recognised for its work supporting careers education and helping young people into the world of work through the Opening Doors to Business programme. The organisations have been named Innovative Partnership of the Year in the West & South West by the […]
See moreMental Health Project – RSAA on the road!
The last year has seen the RSA and RSA Academies working with seven schools, including six of the schools in the Family, on the topic of mental health. With support from the Pears Foundation, this project – a Comprehensive Approach to Mental Health in Schools – involved providing three training sessions throughout the year for […]
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