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Ebbsfleet Academy

preparing them for learning and life beyond

Welcome to Ebbsfleet Academy, where we are committed to doing whatever it takes to make sure all our students receive an outstanding education and achieve exceptional things. We are an extremely ambitious school community and believe there are no excuses for not achieving your absolute potential. We know that you want the very best for your child, a school where they will achieve academic excellence, grow in confidence and develop a skill set that will allow them to excel in the challenging and complex world.

Ebbsfleet Academy is a dynamic and successful 11-18 Academy serving the local community. We have students of all abilities and from a wide variety of backgrounds, all of whom contribute to the richness of our school population.

At Ebbsfleet Academy our aim is to get the best out of every student; excellence in teaching and learning is therefore at the heart of our work. Our vision is based on three core values: ‘Be Ready, Work Hard, Be Nice’. In working towards instilling these values in our students, we strive to provide a safe, healthy and stimulating environment for all.

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This photo provides a broad view of the kitchen space, showing multiple stations where students are working. Some students are at the counters preparing ingredients, while others appear to be standing by ovens or sinks. Several laptops are visible on the counters, suggesting they might be following recipes or instructions electronically. The overall atmosphere seems to be one of busy, collaborative learning.
World Record set at Ebbsfleet Academy!
08
Jul
This image features: A large central poster titled "OUR 2025 COMMUNITY PROJECT" with various sections and what looks like a collage. Another poster with illustrations of a bottle, a can, and text like "PLEASE DO" and "DON'T LITTER." A poster discussing "GLOBAL SOCIALIZATION" with a pie chart. Two large, illustrated posters at the bottom, one labeled "POLLUTION" and the other "LITTERING," which seem to be more detailed artistic or informational pieces on these topics. A "HEALTHY EATING" poster on the far left.
MYP Students Showcase Community Projects to Parents and Teachers
07
Jul
Here's a breakdown of what's in the picture: Teacher: On the left side of the room, a woman with dark hair and glasses is standing in front of a whiteboard, gesturing with her hands as she speaks. She appears to be leading a lesson. She is wearing dark clothing and has an ID badge. Students: A group of students, mostly teenagers, are seated at desks arranged in rows, facing the front of the classroom. Many of them are looking towards the teacher and the front of the room. Some are wearing school uniforms (dark blazers). Classroom Environment: Whiteboards: There's a large whiteboard on the left, partially filled with writing, and another large interactive whiteboard or screen at the front of the room displaying a presentation with illustrations (possibly related to "units" or measurements). Projector: A projector is mounted on the ceiling, pointed towards the main screen. Desks and Chairs: Individual desks and chairs are arranged for the students. Windows: Windows are visible on the right side of the room, letting in natural light. Posters/Decorations: Various posters and charts are on the walls, typical of a classroom. Door: A door with an "Exit" sign above it is visible in the background on the left. Supplies: Some school supplies or boxes are visible near the windows.
Talk about Trust
25
Jun
This picture shows seven individuals standing in what appears to be a hall or large room, possibly a school gym or auditorium, given the plain walls and large white screen in the background. From left to right: The first person is an older man wearing a dark suit with a gold chain of office, suggesting a civic or ceremonial role (e.g., a mayor or alderman). The second person is a man with a beard, wearing a light-colored short-sleeved shirt and dark shorts. He has an ID badge around his neck. The third person is a woman wearing a richly decorated, possibly traditional, dark red or maroon outfit with gold accents. The fourth person is a woman wearing a dark red sports jersey with a white logo (possibly a "2" or a letter) and dark shorts. The fifth person is a woman with glasses, wearing a dark jacket over a light-colored top with a graphic design, and light-colored trousers. The sixth person is a young man wearing a dark green patterned t-shirt and dark trousers. The seventh person is an older woman wearing a bright pink jacket, a patterned skirt, and a gold chain of office, similar to the man on the far left. The group seems to be posing for a photograph.
Mayor Visit
25
Jun
This picture shows a group of young people, likely boys, standing indoors. They appear to be at a trampoline park or similar recreation center, as suggested by the "GRAVITY TIMETABLE" sign in the background. Most of the individuals are looking towards the camera. They are dressed in casual clothing, including t-shirts, shorts, and trainers. Some are wearing backpacks. The "GRAVITY TIMETABLE" sign behind them displays a schedule with various sessions like "OPEN JUMP," "SEND SESSION," and "PARENT & TODDLER" for different days of the week.
KS3 Gravity Rewards Trip
12
Jun
This picture shows an indoor event, likely a demonstration or presentation, taking place in what appears to be a hall or gymnasium with a wooden floor and blue walls. Here's a breakdown of what's happening: Main Focus: A man is on stage, interacting with a small, quadrupedal robot that resembles a dog. He is holding a leash or cable connected to the robot. Projector Screen: Behind the man, a large screen displays a close-up video feed of a similar or the same type of robot in action. Audience: Several individuals, including some with their backs to the camera, are seated on chairs in front of the stage, watching the demonstration. Banners: In the background, there are banners with "ROYAL NAVY" and "ROYAL AIR FORCE" logos, suggesting the event might be related to military technology, recruitment, or a STEM outreach program supported by these organizations. There's also a "BAE SYSTEMS" logo visible, indicating their involvement.
STEM Roadshow
10
Jun
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National College Guide: What you need to know about Emojis
04
Jun
Students at the F1 experience
Year 8 & 9 Students Go Behind the Scenes at Williams F1 Experience Centre
03
Jun
A flag being wrapped around a chair by someone
Celebrating Diversity: Culture Day at Ebbsfleet Academy
14
May
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Our Mission

Our ambition is to ensure that all of our students achieve their potential, develop as courteous, confident and capable young people and leave with an education that has fully equipped them to go on to university or the career of their choice.

Ebbsfleet Academy is proud to be a community school. As such we can cater specifically for the learning styles and social needs of our learners. Our curriculum allows students to develop socially, behaviourally and academically at their own pace and in their own unique ways. This reflects positively in our results.

Working with Leigh Academies Trust, a large multi-academy trust, this is an academy that is committed to ensuring that children achieve well and are given every opportunity to develop a diverse range of skills and abilities that will serve them well in adult life.

As a proud member of Leigh Academies Trust, our leaders also benefit from wider collaboration across a community of highly successful leaders, with continued investment in staff a core value of the trust and our academy. 

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