Welcome From the Head Teacher
At Discovery Primary Academy we are committed to the academic, personal, social and emotional development for all of our pupils. We work hard to nurture children within an engaging environment where successful and inspiring teaching and enthusiastic learning, tolerance and mutual respect towards others is valued above all else.
All pupils will experience an exciting, broad and balanced curriculum, which supports, challenges and extends their self discipline, motivation and self esteem in order to achieve excellence in learning. In working closely with pupils, parents and the wider community we will encourage the children to develop into confident, successful, responsible, independent beings who have an appropriate sense of Citizenship now and in the future.
Ms M Siequien, Head Teacher

Latest News
- 15 Jun 2025
Summer Fun at the Cresset
Our dance group performed to a packed audience at the Cresset on Thursday evening. The children performed their dance, Wipe Out, brilliantly. They all worked together to make Discovery proud!
- 24 May 2025
County Maths Challenge
On Tuesday after school, four of our Year 5 students represented DPA in a county Maths Challenge hosted at our school.
- 24 May 2025
Library Update New Wall Decoration!
A magical reading quote and a beautiful image of an open book has been added to one of our walls, creating an inspiring space for all readers.
- 24 May 2025
Catering Tender-Pupil Voice
Pupils and students from Discovery Primary Academy and Arthur Mellows Village College joined senior leaders across the Trust on 22 May 2025 to assist with the selection of a new catering provider for the schools.
- 18 May 2025
Celebrating VE Day
Discovery choir had a lovely time at Bishopsfield care home, celebrating VE Day with the residents.
- 15 May 2025
West Lodge Farm
On Wednesday 7th May Foundation stage went on their trip to West Lodge Farm.
- 10 May 2025
Read For Good Readathon – What a Week!
Last week we took part in a Read For Good Readathon! Children across the academy were grabbing every chance to read – in the playground, between lessons, at the end of the day and even lining up for lunch!