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🎭 The Birmingham Repertory Theatre: A BTEC Drama Workshop Experience

A group of Year 10 drama students recently engaged in an educational excursion to the Birmingham Repertory Theatre to deepen their professional knowledge. The visit featured a backstage tour including the wings and the auditorium and highlighted various technical specialities, such as scenography (set design, lighting design), costume creation (wigs and prosthetics), and stage management. Beyond observing these production elements, the…
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Ride to London – Tove 10 Charity event

Our recent academy fundraiser was a great success, raising over £480 for the Teenage Cancer Trust, the academy’s student selected charity for this year. Students and staff participated enthusiastically, creating a positive atmosphere throughout the event, which was themed to match a Monopoly Board and was facilitated and run by our Post 16 students, with…
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Easter Family Meal – Tove 10 Event

It was wonderful to see so many families at this year’s Easter Meal. More community fun to come including our summer BBQ.    

Another successful community engagement with parents/carers over a coffee

We enjoyed another lovely Parent Carer Coffee Morning this time with a fun Easter craft theme. Families joined us for good conversation, creativity, and plenty of coffee and cake. It was a relaxed and welcoming session, giving parents and carers a chance to connect, share experiences, and enjoy some time together. Keep an eye out…
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Academy WOWS Local Community with Sold out Performances of Matilda

Students at Grace Academy Solihull captivated audiences with an exceptional production of Matilda The Musical, performed over three evenings and a special matinee performance. Featuring more than 40 talented students from Years 7 to 10, the show was a vibrant celebration of creativity, confidence and collaboration. Across three sold-out evening performances, audiences were treated to…
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Mock interviews – supporting pupils for future success

Grace Academy Solihull recently organised a series of individual mock interviews designed to enhance the career readiness of its older students. By interacting with external professionals, participants experienced realistic simulations that prepared them for upcoming academic and professional transitions. This initiative focused on boosting self-assurance and polishing communication techniques through direct, expert feedback. These sessions are a vital component of the school’s broader careers education strategy, ensuring…
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Year 13 students Obtain Money Ready- Level 1 Personal Money Management Qualification

A financial literacy workshop run by Money Ready, the financial education charity was recently completed by Year 13 students to help prepare them for independent adult life. This comprehensive Level 1 qualification equipped students with essential money management skills relevant to life while undertaking either higher education, apprenticeships, or joining the workforce. The curriculum covered practical…
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Update about our Academy Production….

Only 3 weeks to go!!!Tickets will be available to purchase via ParentMail from Monday 26th January and can be collected from the academy reception 48 hours after purchase. Tickets are priced at £3, £5 and £8. Make sure you secure yours and come along to support our amazing students! 

Parent Coffee Morning – Jan 2026

Our first Parents’ Coffee Morning of the new year was a warm, friendly start to the term. Parents enjoyed coffee, home‑baked cookies, and a simple craft activity that added a fun, creative touch to the morning. It was a relaxed way for parents to connect with each other and feel supported by the school community.

Local Primary Schools participate in Matilda Workshops

Earlier this term, our Academy performing arts department took a selection of the incredible and talented cast members from the upcoming production of Matilda to participate in theatre workshops at Marston Green Junior School, Fordbridge School and Coleshill Heath School, all local primary schools. The students performed a short section of the musical for the…
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