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Welcome to the Meadow Park Academy website. I hope that the information you find here will be useful and help you to understand more about our school. Our aim is, and will always be, to help our children to achieve their maximum potential. We believe that the primary school days sh...

This is a good and improving school. All leaders and staff share the headteacher's unswerving ambition to help pupils do as well as they can. Ofsted, 2018
Leaders and governors, with the support of the academy trust, have effectively led improvements in teaching, learning and pupils’ behaviour. As a result, pupils’ progress has accelerated.
Children make rapid progress in the early years, due to the extremely effective provision. They thrive within the highly supportive and imaginatively resourced environment.
The school’s pastoral provision is outstanding. Leaders’ focus on ensuring pupils’ personal, social, and emotional well-being is much appreciated by parents and carers.

What Our Students Say

Rubi
“I enjoy all the special events we do at Meadow Park Academy, like the Christmas Fayre and the school council snack shack and Bric-a-Brac sale.”
Mya
“My favourite subjects at Meadow Park Academy are English and Maths as well as Art. I also love playing with all my friends at break and lunchtime.”
Mylie
“I like helping everyone in my class and have made some amazing friends.”
Dylan
“I enjoy the project work at Meadow Park Academy - the best so far has been the Rainforest.”
Alex
“I have lots of friends because everyone is nice and there is a big playground and field for us to play on.”
Harmony
“I love that we have a big playground at MPA with lots of equipment to play with.”
Amelia
“I really like our school because every teacher knows my name. I also love Spanish as it’s fun to learn a new language.”

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Fri 15th October
Year 5/6 Ash class have been designing our own Notting Hill Carnival masks to celebrate Black History Month #BlackHistoryMonth #nottinghill https://t.co/r5F5eUxtfG
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Fri 15th October
Year 4 are finishing off our history week with a double page spread on the Ancient Mayans. We have also been watching David Attenborough explain how the Ancient Maya got their fresh water from flooded underground caves. #MPAhistoryweek #history #mayans #davidattenborough https://t.co/RUSrNB0c7x
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Fri 15th October
This week year 5/6 have been linking our PSHE lesson into black history month and learning how Stormzy uses the right of Freedom of Expression to empower young people and make change. #BlackHistoryMonth #Stormzy https://t.co/ijQYyiWjJv
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Thu 14th October
Year 4 have been looking at the British Empire and the countries it colonised. We explored the unfairness on those people and identified countries that were under British rule that some of our family members come from. #historyweek #MPAhistoryweek https://t.co/gUNJneQzLR
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Thu 14th October
A wonderful time of year for Forest School, making bug shelters from natural resources. #forestschool #explorers #youngcreators https://t.co/7416r5B8l5
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Thu 14th October
Year three have been working really hard writing stories. Today some got a chance to read them to Norman! He gave them a big paws up! #puppyparty #ruffreading #barkingmad #therapydog https://t.co/vbydVhxvhT