Our learners are at the heart of our school.
Our learners are at the heart of our school.
Our learners are at the heart of our school.
A warm welcome to Cambridge Park Academy from
myself, our governors and our staff team!
I am incredibly proud to be the Principal here at CPA and It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our website - we hope it gives you a taste of what Cambridge Park Academy represents and a sense of the shared pride we have in our school.
Our learners are at the heart of our school. Everything that we do is about ensuring that their school experience helps them develop both educationally and socially in a fun, engaging, caring and supportive environment. When learners leave Cambridge Park, we aim for them to have a range of educational, independence and self-help skills which will support them in progressing to the next stage of their lives.

The Buttercups had so much fun foraging for natural materials to use in our art lesson. The children used the materials to make beautiful self portraits

Today Buttercup have enjoyed a nature walk on our school field, we collected lots of leaves, sticks and other natural materials We will be using these in art to create natural material self portraits

Humberston Park are inviting Cambridge Park Parents of Years 7 to Year 14 pupils to their Post 16 Transition Event this Wednesday (7.10.2026) at 10am until 12.30pm @ Humberston Park School. This is a great opportunity to explore Post 16 provisions in our area and to help make informed decisions on your child's best next step after school. We hope to see you there!

Willow class had a great week of messy fun last week!

Well done 500 not out . 600 is the next goal. We are all proud of your achievement.

Foxglove class has had an amazing start to the autumn term so far. We love sensory messy play and exploring food. Here is a look at what we have been exploring and engaging with so far.

Independent Living – Healthy Snack Challenge! Our Post 16 students have been putting their Independent Living skills into practice this week! The students started by choosing a healthy snack they would like to make and then headed out to the shops to buy the ingredients they needed. Today, they made their very own yoghurt bowls with banana and blueberries. Once they had finished, the students sat together and shared their healthy snack, enjoying the delicious results of their planning, shopping and cooking! What a lovely way to finish the week!

Eco-Horticulture Pumpkin Soup! What a fantastic week in Eco-Horticulture! Our Post 16 students have been busy turning produce from our very own garden into delicious homemade pumpkin soup. The pumpkins were grown and harvested by our students, alongside carrots, celery, onions and garlic from the garden. The students then took the lead in every stage of the process from preparing and making the soup, designing the labels and packaging the product, to sampling their finished creation. The best part? Our students packaged up their homemade pumpkin soup to take home and share with their parents and carers. From growing it, to making it, to sharing it what a wonderful example of our Eco-Horticulture curriculum in action!
Join Our Team! We're currently recruiting Lunchtime Supervisors and would love to hear from anyone looking for a rewarding role supporting our pupils during the school day. Perfect for parents, carers, or anyone looking for part-time work that fits around other commitments. Please share with anyone who might be interested!
CPA PARENTS & CARERS – THIS ONE'S FOR YOU! We're delighted to invite you to our Positive Behaviour Support Workshop! Come along and discover practical, positive strategies that can help you better understand and support your child's behaviour. Wednesday 7th October 10am–12pm Cambridge Park Academy A great opportunity to learn, ask questions, build confidence and take away ideas you can use at home. Book your space today by clicking the link below!

We have made a strong start with our whole school attendance. We thank all parents and carers for helping to make this happen. We currently have 153 of our 220 pupils and young adults on 100% attendance. Being at school everyday maximises potential progress, attainment, communication and social opportunities. NE Lincs have ranked 1st Nationally for Special School attendance for which CPA has contributed significantly to. It would be amazing if those 153 pupils maintained their 100% attendance for as long as possible. If your child has missed some time at school there are plenty of opportunities left for them to increase their attendance % over time. One of our pupils has just achieved 500 days without a single day off which is a huge achievement!

Elm class have been using clay to make our faces. We have learned skills to shape facial parts and score clay.