St Peter's Collegiate Academy

St Peter's Collegiate Academy A group of students from our Respect for the Community enrichment programme had a very special opportunity yesterday: a guided tour of our brand-new school building. Led by Stuart Lord from Kier,...

A group of students from our Respect for the Community enrichment programme had a very special opportunity yesterday: a guided tour of our brand-new school building.

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They were outstanding in the group stages, dropping only a few points, and showed real determination in the semi-finals – coming back from 1–0 down to win 2–1. In a tense final that went to sudden death, the lads narrowly missed out on the top spot but gave it everything!

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Year 7 & 8 Dodgeball Success

Our Year 7 and 8 boys represented St Peter’s brilliantly at the Wolverhampton City Dodgeball Competition on Thursday, finishing as city runners-up.

The team were unbeaten in the group stages, securing their place in the semi-finals after some fantastic performances. After a hard-fought 1–1 draw, the game went to penalties, where the lads were narrowly beaten but proudly walked away with third-place medals!

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Year 8 Football Success

Last week, a group of our talented Year 8 students represented St Peter’s at a 5-a-side football tournament at WV Active in the Wolves Dome.

If you prefer to wear your school uniform, that’s absolutely fine. We simply ask that donations are made by those taking part in the non-uniform day, though anyone is welcome to contribute if they wish :).

Students are invited to come to school in non-uniform for a £1 donation, with all proceeds going directly to the charity. Donations should be made via ScoPay.

Children in Need 2025 – Non-Uniform Day This Friday

This Friday, we’re proud to be supporting BBC Children in Need, helping to raise money for vital projects that change the lives of young people across the UK.

Remembrance Day 2025 This morning, our entire academy community gathered together in quiet reflection to honour those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. Students and staff stood side by... Remembrance Day 2025 This morning, our entire academy community gathered together in quiet reflection to honour those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom. Students and staff stood side...

Remembrance Day 2025

This morning, our entire academy community gathered together in quiet reflection to honour those who have served and sacrificed for our freedom.

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St Peter's Collegiate Academy Incredible Performances Under the Lights at Lilleshall We’re delighted to celebrate the success of three of our talented St Peter’s students – Eesha S (Y9), Izzy G (Y9) and Erin L (Y10) – who...

We’re delighted to celebrate the success of three of our talented St Peter’s students...

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Thank you to everyone at Merridale Primary for such a warm welcome. The children were impeccably behaved, polite and a real credit to their school.

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Congratulations, Zariya 🚲

This morning, Mr Walker and Miss Walker visited Merridale Primary School to present the winner of our Open Evening competition with their prize – a brand new bike.

A huge well done to Zariya, our lucky winner. We hope you enjoy every moment on your new bike!

Stay tuned for the 'Odd Socks' photos later!

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our academy so enriching.

Anti-Bullying Week reminds us that kindness, respect and standing up for one another matter every single day.

At St Peter’s, we celebrate difference as a strength and work together to create a community where everyone feels safe, valued and included.

This week, our academy marks both Inter Faith Week and Anti-Bullying Week – two important opportunities to strengthen the values at the heart of our community.

Inter Faith Week encourages us to listen respectfully, learn from one another and appreciate the diverse beliefs and traditions that make

It was a brilliant day of literature, culture and enrichment – and a wonderful opportunity for our Sixth Form students to deepen their understanding of the play in a memorable, real-world setting.

Well done to all who took part, and thank you to staff for supporting such an inspiring experience.

Our A level English students enjoyed a fantastic trip to London last week as part of their study of Othello.

After exploring Covent Garden and walking through the heart of the city via Trafalgar Square, students took their seats at the theatre for a powerful performance of Shakespeare’s tragedy.

and only just missing out on a semi-final place. A fantastic effort and real progress shown.

Year 12, representing Three Spires Sixth Form, were outstanding. They won all four group matches, powered through the semi-final and beat Heath Park 7–2 in the final to take the title.

City 3-on-3 Basketball Success

This week, our Year 11 and Year 12 teams took to the court at the City 3-on-3 Championships, competing against more than 20 teams from across Wolverhampton — and what a performance they delivered!

Year 11 fought brilliantly, winning three of their four group matches

Uniform should be worn as normal – with the joyful addition of odd socks to help us celebrate individuality, diversity and the message that our differences make us stronger. There’s no donation required.

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Odd Socks Day – This Monday! 🧦

To mark the start of Anti-Bullying Week, we’re inviting all students and staff to come to school on Monday wearing their brightest, boldest, craziest odd socks!

principles that continue to inspire people of all faiths, and which sit closely alongside our own academy values of Respect, Service and Aspiration.

To all who are celebrating with family, friends and community, we hope this day brings peace, joy and renewed purpose.

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Warm wishes for Guru Nanak Gurpurab

Today, we send our warmest wishes to everyone in our St Peter’s community who is observing Guru Nanak Gurpurab, celebrating the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji.

This important day invites reflection on values such as equality, service, compassion and integrity –

Reminder: Year 8 Parents'/Carers' Evening – Thursday 13 November

– This event will be held online via SchoolCloud
– Appointments run between 3.30 pm and 6.00 pm
– The booking system is now open. Please use the link below to secure your appointments:
🔗 speterscollegiateschool.schoolcloud.co.uk

We are incredibly proud to share that one of our Year 11 students, Daiya N, is standing for election as a West Midlands Youth Commissioner.

Voting is now open; cast your vote here: www.cesvotes.com/YouthCommissionerVote

Voting closes Thursday 6 November at 5.00 pm.

Students will be collected from lessons and will return to class once they are completed. The whole process will be overseen by our wonderful Medical Officer, Miss Carlyle.

If you have any questions or need to check consent, please contact our Reception Team.

Flu Vaccinations – This Wednesday

A reminder to parents and carers that flu vaccinations for students in Years 7–11 will be taking place in school this Wednesday.

As a community built on respect, service and aspiration, we take this moment to reflect, give thanks, and keep all those we remember in our thoughts and prayers.

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Their examples encourage us to reflect on how we can show kindness, lead with integrity, & support one another.

All Souls’ Day, which follows, is a time to remember loved ones who have died. We hold their memory with gratitude & honour the impact they continue to have on our hearts & our lives.

All Saints’ & All Souls’ Day

This weekend, we pause to recognise two important moments in the Church calendar.

All Saints’ Day invites us to give thanks for those who have lived lives of faith, service and courage – ordinary people who made an extraordinary difference.