At Co-op Academy Belle Vue, we are committed to ensuring that all pupils, regardless of need, are supported to achieve their full potential. We believe in inclusive practice, high expectations, and strong relationships, underpinned by robust systems that enable early identification, effective support, and meaningful progress.
Academic Celebration Evening
Today, Wednesday, our Year 10 students took an important step in their GCSE journey with their first ever Mock Exam Results Day.
Held in the sports hall, the event was designed to give students a taste of what next summer’s real results day will feel like. Each student received an envelope containing their mock grades, creating a powerful and reflective moment as they opened them surrounded by friends and staff.
The experience was not only about results, it was about recognising progress, setting future goals, and building the resilience and motivation needed for Year 11. Staff were on hand to offer congratulations, support, and next steps to help each student make the most of the year ahead.
Well done to Year 10 for the maturity and ambition shown today. This is just the beginning. We’re proud of you, and excited for what’s to come.
On Monday, Co-op Academy Belle Vue came alive with energy, enthusiasm, and a fantastic display of community spirit for our annual Sports Day. Students from all year groups took part in a wide range of athletic events, showing determination, teamwork, and a healthy dose of competitive fun.
A huge well done goes to Mr Kunnassery for his excellent planning and coordination of the day — from the basketball to the relay races, every event ran seamlessly. Thanks also to all staff who supported throughout the day and encouraged students to get involved and give their best.
One of the highlights of the day was, as always, the staff race. Congratulations to Mr Hinton for his impressive victory, earning bragging rights for the year! Commiserations to Mr Roylance, who gave it his all, better luck next year!
Well done to all students who took part, cheered on their peers, and represented their forms with pride. The day was a brilliant celebration of our CARE values in action, particularly Endeavour and Enjoyment.
Here’s to an even bigger Sports Day in 2026!
Belle Vue Finalists Shine at Culinary Competition
We Are a School of Character – Official Quality Mark Awarded
We are incredibly proud to share that Co-op Academy Belle Vue has officially been awarded the School of Character Quality Mark by the Association for Character Education.
Our library was packed with enthusiastic Year 7 students for our first in-person author visit of the year, featuring the brilliant Dee Benson.
Dee spoke passionately about her journey as a writer, the importance of developing self-confidence, and the powerful, positive messages woven through her books. Her words truly resonated with our students, sparking excitement and meaningful conversation.
Copies of her books are already flying off the library shelves, and it’s clear that her visit has left a lasting impression. We’re certain her stories – and the discussions they’ve inspired – will continue to be shared amongst our students for a long time to come.
A huge well done to our Year 7 and 8 boys who made us incredibly proud at the boys' singing event held at Hallé St Peter's this afternoon.
The event was a fantastic opportunity for them to explore and embrace their changing voices with confidence. Surrounded by music and encouragement, they performed with great enthusiasm and showed real courage in stepping outside their comfort zones.
It was a joyful and inspiring afternoon, and the boys truly rose to the occasion.
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A huge well done to the Year 9 Netball team for their brilliant victory last night against Levenshulme High in the semi-final!
The team showed incredible determination, teamwork and skill throughout the match, securing their well-earned place in the final. Spirits were high, and the atmosphere was electric as the girls pushed through a tough game to come out on top.
Excitement is now building as they prepare for the final – let’s get behind them and show our support! Go Team Belle Vue!
A group of Year 9 girls visited Microsoft this week to explore the exciting world of Artificial Intelligence and its real-world applications. As part of the trip, they also learnt about the role of women in tech and were challenged to design an app that could be used in the next 20 years.
It was a fantastic opportunity to inspire the next generation of innovators – teaching girls to reach for the stars!
Their behaviour and participation were truly outstanding – well done to all involved!
