Jesmond Park Academy
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"The academy has helped me to achieve the best possible grades I could achieve."
"If a measure of success is how well you treat those who need more help, Jesmond Park Academy leads the way."
"Jesmond Park Academy has set me on track for achieving the future I've always dreamed of."
"I enjoy the extra curricular activities, such as basketball, football, athletics and more. There are also academic, sporting and performance-based '7 Activities' before and after school."
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Voting in the Newcastle City Youth Council Elections is well underway at JPA this morning! What is the Youth Council? The Youth Council gives local young people a voice by representing their views to decision-makers and campaigning on issues that matter to them. It also offers members the opportunity to stand for election to the UK Youth Parliament, ensuring their perspectives are heard at a national level.
View PostToday, JPA Sixth Form marked International Women's Day. We celebrated the strength, ambition and brilliance of the young women shaping our future, and the staff who inspire them every day.
View PostMarch Online Safety Newsletter Out Now! Parents and carers, this month's online safety update is packed with important information to help keep your children safe online. In this issue: New YouTube parental controls - what's changed and how to set them up Mobile phone risks for children - what you need to know How social media algorithms work - and why they matter Plus even more practical tips and guidance Visit our school website to read the full newsletter: https://www.jesmondparkacademy.org.uk/online-safety Staying informed is one of the best ways to keep your child safe online! #OnlineSafety #StaySafeOnline #gosforthgroup #creatingfutures #northgosforthacademy
View PostA Level students at Jesmond Park Academy took part in a study morning on Tuesday 3rd of March. Speakers from Newcastle University delivered literature lectures on 'A Streetcar Named Desire' (Dr Ros Haslett), 'Othello' (Dr Ruth Connolly) and 'The Little Stranger'/'The Picture of Dorian Gray' (Dr Stacy Gillis). A Level English Language students also enjoyed a session on language change which was delivered by Dr Beth Cole. The aim of the morning was to offer students a deeper insight into the texts and topics studied at A Level as well as giving them a taste of learning at undergraduate level.
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