A whole-academy effort to mark Lent and Ramadan has seen the St Peter’s community come together to support Wolverhampton families, donating more than 15 crates of food and essential supplies to local charity Friends of Di’s Kitchen.
St Peter’s Collegiate Academy is celebrating a historic achievement after its U19 Women’s Basketball Team were crowned Dynamik National Schools Champions, securing a commanding 58–38 victory in the National Final at the University of Essex.
St Peter’s Collegiate Academy in Wolverhampton is celebrating a major sporting success after its U19 Girls’ Basketball Team secured a place in the Dynamik National Schools Final with an impressive semi-final victory.
St Peter’s Collegiate Academy is celebrating a landmark achievement after being included for the first time in School Sports Magazine’s Top 200 Sports Schools in the Country. The academy has been ranked number 76 nationally, placing it within the top 100 schools and the top 2% in the country for sporting excellence.
This morning, students and staff from across St Peter’s Collegiate Academy came together in a poignant act of remembrance to honour those who have served and sacrificed for the freedoms we enjoy today.
Students at St Peter’s Collegiate Academy in Compton, Wolverhampton, are celebrating exceptional GCSE and Level 2 results today, marking a day of pride and achievement for the whole academy community.
We are proud to share that St Peter’s Collegiate Academy has been awarded the Bronze ATTUNE Award for our work in embedding trauma-informed and attachment-aware approaches throughout our academy community.
St Peter’s Collegiate Academy has been named Basketball England’s West Midlands Educational Institution of the Year, recognising the academy’s outstanding contribution to the development of youth basketball.
We’re proud to share the news that St Peter’s Collegiate Academy has been rated 'Good' in all areas by Ofsted following our most recent inspection.
St Peter’s Collegiate Academy’s U19 Girls’ Basketball Team has made history by reaching the National Schools Semifinals for the first time.
Another group of young people have joined the City of Wolverhampton Youth Council. The 49 successful candidates – who all attend schools across the city – were officially announced at a special event in the Council Chamber this week.
Today, our St Peter’s community came together to support Save the Children’s Christmas Jumper Day. Staff and students donned their festive outfits, with standout looks including Mr Newbould-Smith’s festive suit, and a trio of Grinches!