The latest at Immanuel

Immanuel College is celebrating today after students receive another strong set of GCSE results.  Throughout the pandemic, Immanuel College students were committed to their studies and their hard work has been reflected in their brilliant results today.  While all students have achieved fantastic results, there were some exceptional individual achievements. These included: Lewis Firth who

Students at Immanuel College are looking forward to taking their next steps after receiving an impressive set of A Level results today. Despite the challenges caused by the pandemic, the College, which is part of Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust, is pleased to share a year of brilliant results achieved by its students. Overall, the College

Year 9 ICT students from Immanuel College recently visited the National Science and Media Museum in Bradford where they spent the day learning about coding and the history of computing through the museum’s interactive workshops and shows. The students took part in a variety of workshops that included the Science Showdown, where they discovered the

Students at Immanuel College have formed a new Eco-Council as part of a strategy to improve sustainability and tackle green issues across the school. Immanuel College is based on Leeds Road in Idle, Bradford, and is part of the Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust, which leads a family of thirteen primary and four secondary schools across

Students and staff at Immanuel College have joined forces to raise money for mental health charity, Mind, with a 30-day challenge as part of Move for Mind. Immanuel College is based on Leeds Road in Idle, Bradford, and is part of the Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust, which leads a family of thirteen primary and four

24-year-old Molly-Mae Sharpe, a former Immanuel College student is enjoying an incredible career in the professional football arena as a striker for the renowned Crystal Palace Ladies Football Club, the Eagles, recently receiving a nomination for Goal of the Month for the Club. Molly-Mae studied BTEC Sport, BTEC Science and A Level History in Post

Our students spread kindness throughout the community as we commemorated Holocaust Memorial Day 2022. The students wrote messages on stones and left them throughout Idle and Thackley for people to pick up and take home. They also delivered bunches of flowers to local businesses, leaving them on doorsteps and handing them to passers-by. Students from

Immanuel College, as a member of BDAT (Bradford Diocesan Academies Trust) is currently in consultation around some changes to our admissions arrangements for 2023. The reason for the changes are to ensure transparency and openness on the contents of the arrangements to allow parents, carers and other stakeholders who might not previously been interested in

Two Year 11 students from Immanuel College have been invited to take part in the next World Scout Jamboree, which will be taking place in South Korea in 2023. Chloe Stanley and Jack McDougall, both 15, applied for places at the event, held by the World Organization of the Scout Movement, taking place in a

As you will be aware, it was announced over the weekend that the Government has reintroduced measures to prevent the spread of new variants of COVID-19. These measures are precautionary and, as a result, the Government have directed that face coverings should be worn in communal areas in all settings by staff, pupils and visitors