The Year 1 children enjoyed an exciting and enriching morning trip to Tring Museum, where they explored the fascinating world of animals. The visit began with an engaging 45-minute workshop, during which the children had the opportunity to closely observe, touch, and discuss a range of real animal specimens. These included a penguin wing, a […]

Science Week was an exciting and inspiring time for pupils at The Premier Academy, centred around the theme of curiosity. Throughout the week, children took part in a range of engaging, hands-on activities that encouraged them to ask questions, explore new ideas, and think like scientists. Some classes joined live lessons, where they had the […]

Congratulations to the Academy’s Year 6 violinists as well as the woodwind and brass groups, who performed recently in Central Milton Keynes at the String and Woodwind/Brass Festivals. The string group performed ‘Spring’ from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, playing as a three-part ensemble. It was one of the hardest pieces performed during the whole festival. The […]

Year 2 took part in an educational trip to Berkhamsted Castle as part of their history curriculum. During the trip, the children had an opportunity to observe the ancient ruins. They had a guided tour, learning how and why the castle was built, who lived in it, how it developed over time, and why it […]

Year 6 children recently enjoyed a trip to Cosgrove to learn all about the canal, aqueduct, and lock as part of their Geography curriculum this Learning Block. Part of the Grand Union Canal, crossing the River Great Ouse, the site is home to a cast-iron aqueduct built before even the Victorian Era. The original aqueduct […]

This Learning Block, Year 4 enjoyed an engaging trip to the Milton Keynes Discovery Centre at Bradwell Abbey this Learning Block, learning all about Anglo-Saxons and Vikings. The trip was split into four small workshops, focusing on different aspects of Saxon/Viking life and culture. The initial session focused on the Saxons and Vikings’ place in […]