Culture Club Hosts Festive Lunch for Local Guests
Last Wednesday, the Culture Club welcomed members of the Aylesbury Vale Multicultural Centre Lunch Club for a special Christmas lunch.
Last Wednesday, the Culture Club welcomed members of the Aylesbury Vale Multicultural Centre Lunch Club for a special Christmas lunch.
AVA Big Read Quiz: Well done to our Big Read Quiz Winners! Teams representing the forms of year 7 and 8 competed in a quiz, based on the books they have been reading in tutor time.
Personal, Social, Health, and Economic (PSHE) education is part of the UK national curriculum, designed to help children stay healthy, safe, and ready for life and work in modern Britain. Covering areas like health and well-being, relationships, careers, and global awareness, PSHE is a statutory subject under the Children and Social Work Act.
Over the past few weeks, Literacy classes and Reading Ambassadors have been working on their extended writing skills by creating thoughtful “Dear Christmas Friend” letters.
Do you have pre-loved coats for children aged 3 to 18? We’re hosting a Coat Drive to help provide warm coats for students in need this winter.
Calling all Year 7 & 8 bakers! The annual AVA Christmas Bake-Off is here, and it’s time to showcase your creativity.
As part of Parliament Week, we welcomed members of Berryfields Parish Council into AVA for question and answers sessions in both Primary and Secondary phases.
Harrison's Catering, the company providing meals at our school, is looking for feedback on their food service and overall quality. They are eager to hear from students about their opinions, suggestions, and experiences to help assess and improve the dining experience.
This week, students engaged in various career-focused activities designed to broaden their horizons and provide insights into future opportunities.
This week, the entire secondary phase participated in a powerful anti-bullying initiative that focused on raising awareness, promoting respect, and encouraging everyone to be upstanders rather than bystanders.
Buckinghamshire Council has launched the iSEND support line to provide easy access to advice and support for parents, professionals, and anyone seeking help for children or young people with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND).
This autumn, students from the Art Department had an inspiring experience working with the wonderful artist Michelle Dufaur, whose vibrant sculptures have earned admiration for their creativity and depth. Organised in collaboration with Waddesdon Manor, the project involved students from Year 4 through Year 11, giving each age group the opportunity to contribute to a unique sculpture.