Raising Aspirations,

Unlocking Potential

FOR AGES 4-16

Welcome to Phoenix agenda

Phoenix Agenda is committed to improving educational outcomes for children from underrepresented communities by addressing underachievement, building confidence, and supporting academic success through community-led action.

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A WARM WELCOME

FROM OUR HEAD

At the heart of our work is a clear and purposeful commitment to supporting young people to achieve, thrive and believe in their own potential. Everything we do is shaped by the needs of our pupils and the communities we serve, with a strong focus on raising attainment, building confidence and fostering a positive sense of identity.

We believe that high expectations, mutual respect and strong partnerships between families, educators and the wider community are essential in preparing young people for the challenges and opportunities of the modern world. Through targeted academic support and a nurturing environment, we aim to equip our pupils with the skills, knowledge and self-belief they need to succeed both in education and beyond.

DR CAMILLE LONDON-MIYO, MBE, NPQH

Principal, Phoenix Agenda

What We Offer

We provide targeted academic support that helps pupils strengthen core skills, build confidence in learning and make meaningful progress towards long-term educational success.

Our Core Provision

Core Subject Tuition (English, Maths, Science)
↳ English & Literacy Support
↳ Maths Support

Community Academic Mentors (1-to-1)
↳ Study Skills & Homework Support
↳ Confidence & Personal Development

Educational consultations for families
↳ Support Beyond the Classroom

Supplementary School

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Celebrating Black Excellence & Resilience

The African Heritage Alliance is proud to celebrate the incredible achievement of Dr. Camille London-Miyo MBE, NPQH who has successfully completed her Doctorate at De Montfort University after a determined 4-year journey. Dr. London-Miyo’s unwavering commitment, perseverance, and dedication to education and leadership have been nothing short of inspiring. Her success is not just a personal milestone, but a beacon of hope and empowerment for our community and future generation

Claudette Johnson: Pioneering Black British Portraiture

Claudette Johnson is one of the founding members of the Black British Arts Movement formed in the 1980’s, and is best known for her large scale portraits of Black people. Claudette’s work challenges traditional ideas of Black masculinity and femininity, and as she puts it ‘to tell a different story about the Black British presence’. After an almost two decade-long hiatus from the art world - she’s making her big comeback at the Courtauld - where she is now the first Black wom

PASS STEM Event 2025

Inspiring the Next Generation The event was well attended by students, parents, and a wide range of inspiring role models from industry and academia. Professor Ivan Browne DL FFPH OBE joined us to present prizes for the best PASS student STEM projects and to thank the dedicated teachers who continue to support young people’s learning. During his address, Professor Browne reflected on the teacher who first sparked his own interest in STEM, highlighting the lasting impact educa