Tuesday 27th May – Revision for Year 11 Maths and Year 13 Maths
Wednesday 28th May – Revision for Year 11 Science, Year 13 Physics and Year 13 Drama
Thursday 29th May – Revision for Year 11 Science, Year 13 Physics and Year 13 Drama
Monday 2nd June – Year 13 Drama exam, GCSE Latin exam
Tuesday 3rd June – Year 13 Film Studies exam, GCSE Russian, Arabic, Bengali, Polish exams
Year 10 GROWS University Trip
Wednesday 4th June – Year 13 Sociology exam, GCSE Maths paper 2 exam, Year 13 Maths and English Language exams
Year 9 District Athletics – Prince of Wales Stadium
The Junior Mathematical Challenge was held on Thursday 25th April for around eighty Year 7 and 8 students. The challenge, run by the UK Mathematics Trust, ‘encourages mathematical reasoning, precision of thought and fluency to make students think.’ All the students worked hard, did their best and navigated the problems with confidence. We are pleased...
Today, our Year 12 students had the incredible opportunity to visit Lady Margaret Hall, part of the prestigious University of Oxford. The trip offered a fascinating insight into life at one of the world’s top universities and encouraged students to broaden their horizons and aim high. From the moment they arrived, students were warmly welcomed...
On 3rd November All Saints’ Academy welcomed 40 students from Shukutoku Sugamo High School in Tokyo, Japan. The whole school (420 students) were on a visit to the UK with Cotswolds Wind Academy for 5 days. Students were spilt up into year groups and visiting different schools and areas of interest. The students were also...
We are delighted to share the fantastic achievements of our students in the 2025 Junior Mathematical Challenge, a national competition designed to encourage mathematical reasoning, precision of thought, and fluency in using basic mathematical techniques. Run by the UK Mathematics Trust (UKMT), the Junior Mathematical Challenge is aimed at students in Years 7 and 8...
This week, our Academy had the privilege of welcoming a group of visiting Japanese teachers who brought a rich cultural experience to our students during their Japanese lesson. The classroom was filled with the sounds of the Koto, a traditional Japanese stringed instrument, as students enjoyed playing it themselves as well as demonstrations from the...
Today, our Year 12 students had the incredible opportunity to visit Lady Margaret Hall, part of the prestigious University of Oxford. The trip offered a fascinating insight into life at one of the world’s top universities and encouraged students to broaden their horizons and aim high. From the moment they arrived, students were warmly welcomed...
To help families over the school break, several popular chains are offering free or heavily discounted meals for children during the May half term. Here’s a quick summary of where your child can eat for free (or very cheaply):
ASDA Café
Under 16s can enjoy a hot meal for just 60p from 1st–31st May, as part of ASDA’s 60th birthday celebration.
Beefeater
Two children under 16 eat free breakfast with every adult cooked breakfast purchased.
Brewers Fayre
Two under 16s eat free breakfast with an adult breakfast; also offering 2 adult and 2 kids mains for £15 from 19th–30th May (Mon–Fri, excl. bank holidays, 12–6pm).
BrewDog
One child under 13 eats free with each adult main from 3rd–5th May and 24th May–1st June, with online booking (select ‘KIDS EAT FREE’).
Burger King
Kids get a free King Jr.® Meal with an adult meal via the Burger King App from 26th May–1st June.
Dobbies Garden Centres
Kids meals are £1 with any adult breakfast or lunch, available daily.
Morrisons Cafés
Under 16s eat free all day, every day with an adult main meal over £5.
Premier Inn
Up to two under 16s enjoy free breakfast with each adult breakfast (£9.99).
Table Table
Two under 16s get a free breakfast per paying adult, available every day.
Travelodge
Up to two kids under 15 eat free breakfast per adult breakfast (£9.75), available daily.
Whitbread Inns
Two children under 16 eat free breakfast with each £9.50 adult breakfast.
Important Reminder – Please check the full terms and conditions directly with the venues before visiting, as offers may vary. The Academy is not responsible for changes, availability or any issues arising from these promotions.
Here’s a quick round-up of fun, free activities in and around Cheltenham this half term.
Pittville Park
Cheltenham’s largest park offers lakeside walks, a skate park, tennis courts, and a zip wire. It’s ideal for teens seeking outdoor fun and space to socialise.
Cleeve Hill
Embark on a hike up the highest point in the Cotswolds for panoramic views and a refreshing outdoor experience.
Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail
Explore a 4.8-mile trail featuring large-scale sculptures nestled among ancient woodlands—a creative and active day out.
Mallards Pike Lake
Enjoy peaceful lakeside walks and wildlife spotting, including the chance to see beavers in their natural habitat.
The Wilson Art Gallery & Museum
Discover Cheltenham’s history and art collections, including exhibits on Antarctic explorer Edward Wilson. Admission is free.
Gloucester Cathedral
Visit this iconic landmark with its stunning architecture and cloisters famously featured in the Harry Potter films. Entry is free, though donations are appreciated.
Cheltenham Biodiversity Festival
On Friday 30th May, from 11am to 3pm at Pittville Park, participate in free activities like tree walks and bird spotting.
The Brewery Quarter
While some activities here may have a cost, The Brewery Quarter often hosts free events and live entertainment suitable for families.
For additional free activities, visit Cheltenham Rocks and Visit Cheltenham for up-to-date listings and ideas tailored to families and teens.