TEN YEARS OF SUCCESS BIRMINGHAM ORMISTON ACADEMY CELEBRATES


Birmingham Ormiston Academy is celebrating a decade of success as it marks its 10th anniversary. The 14-19 academy, specialising in Creative, Digital and Performing Arts, first opened its doors in 2011 and has marked its 10th birthday with a celebration event for students, staff and industry partners.


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For the past decade, the academy has been dedicated to supporting students from a wide range of backgrounds and academic abilities, with a passion and aptitude in creative, digital and performing arts, to reach their full potential.


Since opening, over 3000 students have graduated from BOA Academy and forged successful careers across a diverse range of industries. BOA alumni include BRIT Award nominees, TV and West End stars.


Gaynor Cheshire, CEO of the BOA Group, said: “When we opened BOA Academy 10 years ago, our vision was clear: to support, encourage and nurture the talent of young people with a passion and aptitude for the creative arts. I’m so proud to celebrate the wonderful achievements of our talented students and the incredible dedication of our teaching staff, who work in collaboration with our industry partners to deliver an unrivalled learning experience.”


BOA Academy is part of the BOA Group, a Multi Academy Trust of specialist academies in Birmingham city centre, which has also seen exciting expansion in the past 10 years. As well as managing the Old Rep Theatre in Birmingham, the Group has extended its family of academies to include BOA Stage & Screen Production and BOA Digital Technologies.


For more information visit https://www.boa-academy.co.uk/


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