What's happening in Beeston, Belle Isle, Cottingley, Holbeck, Hunslet, Middleton and Stourton
Key Stage 2 pupils at Cockburn Ingram Road Academy swapped their classrooms for clipboards and high-visibility roles this week as they took part in a special Active Travel Inspector day. Led by Tanya from Modeshift, the visit encouraged children to think critically about how their journeys to and from school
Four bright and determined Year 5 pupils from Cockburn Ingram Road Academy spent the day at The Grammar School at Leeds, taking part in an inspiring maths challenge event that pushed their thinking to new heights. From tricky logic problems to team‑based puzzles, the children were immersed in activities that
Pupils at Cockburn Ingram Road Academy (CIRA) are celebrating their latest success of becoming published authors. Pupils at Cockburn Ingram Road Academy recently entered a competition held by Young Writers. They were posed with the challenge or writing a story, diary or recount as a mini saga. The pupils were
Pupils at Cockburn Ingram Road Academy are set to enjoy a joyful end to the school term, thanks to a heartwarming Easter initiative supported by Yorkshire Children’s Charity and generous local businesses. Through the charity’s annual Easter campaign, the academy has been partnered with three organisations – Frank Shaw Architects,
Children in Year 5 and 6 at Cockburn Ingram Road Academy kick-started their half-term with an immersive day as Ancient Greeks. Throughout the day, children had opportunities to sample Greek culture by making a simple Greek dish. They also applied their Geography knowledge to understand where Greece is in the
Staff at Cockburn Ingram Road Community School have been very busy in the run up to Christmas, wrapping presents for every child at school. With presents ranging from footballs to toy cars, every child has left school this Christmas with their very own Christmas gift. This would not have been
Children at Cockburn Ingram Road Academy in Holbeck celebrated Children in Need on Friday 14 November. The day kicked off with a surprise visit from the big yellow bear himself. Children were encouraged to come dressed to school in something spotty to raise money for charity. During the day, children
Cockburn Ingram Road Academy (CIRA) are proud to have received recognition for their dedication to sport and physical activity. CIRA recently received the School Games Mark Platinum award. The School Games Mark celebrates a school’s commitment to competitive sport within their school This is something that the headteacher, Jade Millington,