Established September 2009 Headteacher Paul Halcro Phone +44 115 964 7640 Number of students 1,000 | Deputy Headteacher Liz Parry Motto Everyone Achieves Founded September 2009 | |
Location Squires AvenueBulwell, NottinghamNottinghamshireNG6 8HGEngland Similar Nottingham High School, Nottingham Academy (Sneinton, Djanogly City Academy, Top Valley Academy, Arnold Hill Academy Profiles |
Business in classrooms project the bulwell academy july 2016
The Bulwell Academy (formerly Riverleen School and formerly The Henry mellish school) a large academy situated in Bulwell, Nottingham, England, an area of social deprivation. It has strong business and industry links and specialises in Business & Enterprise.
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- Business in classrooms project the bulwell academy july 2016
- About The Bulwell Academy
- Staff
- Academy Sponsors
- References
About The Bulwell Academy
The Bulwell Academy caters for 1,050 11- to 16-year-olds with up to a further 250 places for post-16 students. The academy has a business and enterprise specialism and has local business partnerships.
Paul Halcro is the principal of The Bulwell Academy and has been in teaching for more than 15 years having previously been deputy head at Thomas Telford School, one of the UK’s top performing schools.
The multimillion-pound building, opened in 2010, has a modern design including a number of environmental sustainability features. On arrival at The Bulwell Academy students are confronted by a large, glass-fronted Enterprise Hub – a key design feature to emphasise the academy’s business and enterprise specialism. A central courtyard area is sheltered by a tented roofing system where rainwater is collected and used as ‘grey’ water to flush the toilets. Another unusual feature is the roof area, which is 80 per cent covered in sedum – a moss-type plant – to help reduce incoming noise and minimise rain water run-off.
Staff
Academy Sponsors
About Edge EDGE is an independent education foundation.
About Thomas Telford The Bulwell Academy joined the group of Thomas Telford Schools in 2012. Other schools in the group include the Madeley Academy, Sandwell Academy and Walsall Academy. The academies all work together to develop best practice and share knowledge. The students have the opportunity to regularly compete in inter-academy competitions throughout the year in a variety of sports and activities.