News – Chase Terrace Academy

We’re Hiring: Student Support Officer

15/06/2026

We are seeking to appoint a Student Support professional to join our pastoral team. This role will involve building positive relationships with students, parents, carers, and external professionals to provide the best possible support for our pupils and staff.

The successful candidate will share our inclusive ethos, fostering a well-ordered, highly supportive, and respectful learning environment where diversity is celebrated and every pupil is valued as an individual.

If you have a passion for excellence and share our vision, we offer the opportunity to be part of a successful and progressive Trust where learning is at the heart of everything we do.

To find out more and apply, please visit our website: https://tinyurl.com/yc7p7prr

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A spoonful of excitement…

15/06/2026

A spoonful of excitement…
Rehearsals are just around the corner for our next big production!
Any guesses yet?

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Students visit Birmingham Pride’s Big Community Event!

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June is internationally celebrated as pride month. Pride month is an opportunity to champion visibility and inclusion and stand up against inequalities still faced by many people around the world. It is a time for people to reflects on the progress made within the LGBTQIA+ community and celebrate individual freedoms and identities.

On Friday the 22nd of May, a group of pupils from Chase Terrace Academy travelled into Birmingham City Centre to take part in the annual Birmingham Pride celebrations.

Birmingham Pride is one of the largest pride celebrations in the United Kingdom and features a whole weekend of events and celebrations attended by over 75,000 people, the festivities are all started by the Big Community Event on the Friday – a family friendly event for all ages, situated in the main pride festival site.

The group, accompanied by Mr Cooper, Miss Roach, Miss Bennet and Miss Lindsey wore bright clothing, badges and flags for the evening – pupils used the journey as an opportunity to apply rainbow face paint and glitter to really look the part!

On arrival, the group walked through Birmingham’s gay village as the weekend festivities were being set up, witnessing streets being adorned with rainbow flags and bunting.

Pupils watched a range of vibrant and exciting performances by local activists, dance groups, choirs as well as drag kings and queens. A moving dance performance tackled the stigma following the HIV crisis of the 1980s featuring local drag performer, Twiggy. Speakers discussed breaking barriers and challenging homophobia and transphobia in modern society and spoke out for inclusion and visibility.

Pupils also took advantage of the fun fayre, followed by a range of street food offerings. Many pupils bought pride badges, flags and fans from the stalls on site that were selling all manner of colourful items.

The evening was a great opportunity to experience a significant cultural event and experience the diversity and inclusivity of the LGBTQIA+ community. All pupils had a fantastic time and thoroughly embodied Chase Terrace’s core values of community and respect and can’t wait to get involved again next year.

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Bitesize Bulletin – w/c 15th June

15/06/2026

Take a look at this week’s Bitesize Bulletin for key notices and important updates for the week ahead!

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Final week of examinations!

14/06/2026

GCSE students complete all exams on Monday, while A‑Level students are nearly at the finish line – keep pushing!
We are incredibly proud of how all students have approached this exam season with maturity and determination. We hope that everyone is able to enjoy a well‑deserved rest very soon.

A reminder that our safeguarding page includes parent/carer and student guidance around wellbeing and support during results day.

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Year 10 take part in the Hora!

12/06/2026

Our Year 10 Philosophy and Ethics students showed great engagement in their recent lessons. As part of their learning on Jewish culture and traditions, they had the opportunity to take part in the Hora – a traditional wedding dance. It was great to see such enthusiasm and willingness to get involved!

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First Aid Club leading the way with life-saving skills

12/06/2026

Our First Aid Club students are hard at work once again! Following the success of their “Restart a Heart” campaign earlier this academic year, the group is now creating a new instructional video focused on the recovery position and how to respond if someone is unconscious.

This resource will be shared with all students across our school community, helping to equip them with essential, life-saving knowledge and confidence in emergency situations. We are incredibly proud of their continued commitment to making a positive difference.

#RespecttheCTAWay #Community #Tenacity #Aspiration

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More clues about our next school performance are coming…

12/06/2026

Some stories begin with the wind changing…

And when it does, anything can happen

More clues about our next school performance are coming soon…

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It’s Thankful Thursday!

11/06/2026

Today, Miss Gleeson met with Jack, who recently filmed as an extra in an upcoming BBC TV show. He shared insights into the experience and spoke about his excitement for what lies ahead. We look forward to seeing Jack on our screens very soon!

If your child has demonstrated our school values of respect, community, tenacity, or aspiration, or has excelled in an area outside of school, we would love to hear about it! Whether it’s a sporting success, an artistic achievement, or outstanding community involvement, every accomplishment deserves recognition.

All nominations are reviewed by our Senior Leadership Team, and where appropriate, celebrations will be arranged. To nominate your child, please complete this form: https://tinyurl.com/35advt7n

#RespecttheCTAWay #Community #Tenacity #Aspiration

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Fun in Forest School!

11/06/2026

We’re delighted to welcome a new cohort of learners to our Forest School programme!

Students enjoyed exploring the outdoor learning area before working together to design and build their own shelters. They discussed key survival skills such as shelter positioning, wind protection, and keeping structures low to retain warmth.

In true British fashion, a sudden downpour arrived just in time – giving students the perfect opportunity to put their new skills to the test!

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