West Walsall E-ACT Academy

💚 Mental Health Awareness Week at West Walsall 💚
This week we are proud to be promoting the importance of positive mental health and wellbeing across the academy through a range of activities linked to our character value of Do The Right Thing.
Students have the opportunity to take part in:

🥟 Samosa Sale
🍪 Fundraiser Bake Sale
🟢 The Big Green Scavenger Hunt
☕ Pause & Connect wellbeing activities

Throughout the week, we are focussing on showing respect, integrity and compassion, celebrating what unites us and supporting one another as a community.

👕 Reminder for Friday 15th May:
Students are invited to wear green on the top half of their uniform to support Mental Health Awareness Week and help raise awareness of the importance of wellbeing.

Together, we can continue to create a supportive environment where everyone feels valued, heard and supported. 💫

🌟 Good luck to all our future Year 7 students taking their SATs! 🌟

We know how hard you have worked and we are so proud of the effort you have put in. Believe in yourselves, do your best and remember to stay calm and confident — you’ve got this! 💜

We are looking forward to welcoming you to E-ACT West Walsall Academy for your transition days on 30th June and 1st July. 😊📚

💜 Stress Awareness Month – Show Team Spirit 💜

At West Walsall, we know that looking after our wellbeing starts with how we treat one another. Throughout this week students are having assemblies linked to this topic.

By showing integrity, respect and community, our students are building a positive environment where everyone feels supported, listened to and valued.

Whether it’s understanding different viewpoints or simply being there for others, small actions make a big difference.

Let’s continue to show team spirit, support each other and create a culture where everyone can thrive. 💫

All of the West Walsall Community wants to say a massive well done to Niamh Watkinson in Y10 who came 8th in the Artistic Roller Skating German Cup whilst representing Great Britain.

Even more impressive as she had to get up at 3am before practising in the afternoon and then compete in the evening.

Theres no rest for Niamh who is now busy preparing for the British Championships!