Recently, our Silver and Bronze Duke of Edinburgh participants – along with Young Leaders Rupert Whitehead and James Kneller – made the most of the spring sunshine as they got hands-on experience setting up tents and cooking dinner outdoors.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the new AVA Flag-Football Club for Years 9 & 10 students!
Our fantastic Anti-Bullying Ambassadors are organising a Sweet Sale and Raffle on Wednesday 7th and Thursday 8th May to raise funds for their important projects in school.
Life at AVA Sixth Form is dynamic, inspiring, and fulfilling. Our Sixth Form offers a wide range of subjects, providing options that give the students opportunities to study subjects of their choice and interest.
The Academy’s Year 11 Prom will take place on Thursday, 26th June 2025 at Bucks Railway Centre, Quainton, from 6:30pm – 11:00pm.
Sixty students working towards their Bronze and Silver Duke of Edinburgh Awards recently took part in a practice walk around Berryfields.
Year 9 Computer Science and Information Technology learners, along with selected Year 7 students, are taking part in an upcoming 'Drones in Use – Discussion & Live Demonstration,' where they’ll explore drone technology in action!
A thrilling hands-on learning experience not to be missed!
Our Year 12 BTEC Level 3 Business students recently showcased their event management skills as part of their coursework for Unit 4: Managing an Event.
We are excited to share that our students recently had an assembly focused on the rewards they can earn here at AVA. We believe it is important for students to be motivated and recognised for their positive contributions to our school community.
On Friday 28th March The AVA Culture Club invited the residents of Chartwell Manor for an Easter tea party.
Great news! The yearbook is now available for purchase! This keepsake is the perfect way for students to preserve their memories, friendships, and achievements. Order yours easily through ParentPay for just £23.
As part of our ongoing knife awareness education, we welcomed members of Thames Valley Police on Monday morning to demonstrate their metal detection arches. Six police officers, alongside school staff, scanned and monitored all students in Years 9 to 13 as they arrived at school, conducting bag searches as part of the process. Parents and carers had been informed about this initiative in advance.
