
CRuNCH charity is looking for volunteers!CRuNCH runs a programme called Cook5 in secondary schools around Bristol, including Ashton Park. The idea is simple: every teenager should leave school able to cook 5 healthy meals from scratch, using whole foods. With so many shiny adverts for ultra-processed food out there, we think this matters.Cook5 is free for schools and students, so every teenager can take part, whatever their family’s budget.Our volunteers come into school to help students cook one new recipe each week, for 5 weeks. You don’t need any cooking or teaching experience - we provide all necessary training. Sessions take around 2 hours including travel and packing down, and at Ashton Park they run on Tuesdays at 15:15. We need volunteers from Tuesday 10th November and would love to hear from you, whether you’re a parent, a neighbour or just want to get involved!To find out more, speak to Carol Haines at school or email CRuNCH directly at volunteer@crunchtime.org.uk. ... See MoreSee Less

✨ WE ARE RECRUITING ✨We are looking for a dedicated and organised First Aid Lead & Admissions Coordinator to join the team at Ashton Park School & Sixth Form! This vital role leads our student health and medical provision while managing pupil admissions and induction processes.Apply now via My New Term - mynewterm.com/jobs/145398/EDV-2026-APS-02880 ... See MoreSee Less
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📢 WE ARE RECRUITING! 📢 Are you organised, detail-oriented, and passionate about supporting memorable learning experiences outside the classroom? We are looking for an Admin Assistant (Trips, Visits & Events) to join our team at Ashton Park School & Sixth Form! In this key role, you will lead the administrative, financial, and logistical coordination for school trips, visits, and events, as well as support everyday office administration and first aid. Apply now via My New Term - mynewterm.com/jobs/145398/EDV-2026-APS-40383 ... See MoreSee Less
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Here is Dexter is having a great friday enjoying the delicious Ashton park School Breakfast club. Our inclusive breakfast club is open to all and is a huge hit with all our community particularly Dexter who enjoys the Hash browns.We wish everyone a happy and restful half term.#DexterDayiqmaward#weareashtonpark #Respect #determination #community ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you - to our incredible and supportive community.We are really pleased to be recognised as being in the top 10% most improved secondary schools in England for attendance. We will continue to strive for even better.We are proud of our relationship with our children, families and communities - working hand in hand together. #CommunitiesWorkingTogether#Respect #determination #community #weareashtonpark ... See MoreSee Less
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Mr Mantegna was out promoting Ashton Sixth at City Hall yesterday!We’re looking forward to welcoming all our parents, carers and prospective students to our Sixth Form Open Evening on 15th October, starting at 6pm in our Main Hall.Come along to find out more about Ashton Sixth, our courses and what we have to offer.15th October | 6pm | Main HallNo booking required — we look forward to seeing you there!#Respect #Determination #Community #WeAreAshtonPark #AshtonSixth ... See MoreSee Less
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Grassroot Communities Hub and Cafe - Phase 1 surveyGrassroot Communities supports everyday people and communities to be the changes they want to see from the grassroots and up!We are looking into an exciting opportunity to turn a currently unused toilet block on the edge of Greville Smyth Park, into a Community Hub and Cafe. This short survey will help shape the initial proposal, more consultation will follow.Grassroot Communities Hub and Cafe - Phase 1 survey – Fill in formforms.cloud.microsoft/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=VqEo4YmF80KYxZRoBB4Nvhe7WOQCxQRCim2efNsPiwVUQjlY...OpportunityDevelop a free, open access youth club for 8-19 year olds and creative space for 19-30 year oldsVenue hire service and a cafe; supporting the community and funding sustainable youth workContribute to Greville Smyth Park and wider BS3 community e.g. public toilets, youth activities and community venueCreate social, employment and training opportunitiesWhyBedminster and Southville doesn’t have a free, open access youth club, and hasn’t done since 2004A third of BS3 is under 30 years old, equating to over 4,000 peopleIn 2025 the Government launched the first National Youth Strategy in a decade, creating a once in a lifetime funding opportunity to develop places and spaces for young peopleLarge developments planned or underway across BS3, means the need is only going to grow ... See MoreSee Less
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