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Dixons Allerton Academy

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Dixons Allerton Academy

Our mission is to improve student achievement, develop character, create an academic culture, and raise aspirations by ensuring daily practices are outstanding. We want our students to leave our academy saying:

"At Dixons Allerton Academy, I developed good moral principles and achieved exceptional outcomes that allowed me to have ambitious life choices."

We will work tirelessly and do whatever it takes for our students to achieve this. We make no excuses for having incredibly high expectations. We work with families, students, and each other to ensure all students leave prepared and equipped for their next stage in learning and life.

Our three academy values of Happiness, Industry and Responsibility infuse everything we do. We are proud of our academy and welcome you to join us.

Richard Wilson
Principal
 

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News | 29th September 2026

DAA Boys’ Football – Dixons Cup Success

It has been an outstanding campaign for our Year 9, 10 and 11 boys’ football teams in the Dixons Cup, with all three teams completing their respective competitions unbeaten across a combined 16 fixtures.Our Year 11 boys were crowned Dixons Cup Champions after finishing top of the table with 12 points, ahead of Dixons Unity on 10 points. The team recorded three wins and three draws, completing the entire competition without defeat. It was an excellent campaign and a fitting way for the students to finish their final Dixons Cup football competition.The Year 10 boys secured an impressive runners-up finish, narrowly missing out on top spot to DCA. They collected nine points from five games and, despite several closely contested draws, remained unbeaten throughout. The team showed particular resilience in their final fixture against DKA, securing the result they needed to confirm second place despite being without a key player.Completing an excellent set of results, our Year 9 boys were also crowned Dixons Cup Champions. Across their five fixtures, the team recorded two wins and three draws, demonstrating consistency, determination and resilience to finish top of the competition without losing a game.Across the three competitions, DAA played 16 matches without a single defeat, with two teams crowned champions and one finishing as runners-up. This is a fantastic achievement for our students and a reflection of the commitment they have shown both in training and competition.Most importantly, the students represented DAA exceptionally well throughout, demonstrating our values of Happiness, Industry and Responsibility. We are extremely proud of their achievements and the way they conducted themselves while representing the Academy.

News | 25th September 2026

Year 11 geography fieldtrip to Hornsea

Our amazing year 11 geographers put their extensive knowledge of coastal erosion and hard engineering to great effect as they travelled to Europe's fastest eroding coastline during their visit to Hornsea.Our intrepid geographers went to seek answers to their enquiry question 'are the sea defences at Hornsea fit for purpose?'Students conducted environmental surveys, inspected the curved sea walls, rock armour and groynes to see first hand if they were up to the job of protecting the densely populated community of Hornsea. Students also experienced first hand the impacts of the north sea and the coastal features that are created by the powerful waves, during their visit to Flamborough Head. We were fortunate to see a wonderful group of seals happily bobbing up and down in the water, as well as a very rare sighting of a pod of dolphins.  As always our wonderful students showcased our values of happiness, responsibility and industry when outside of the classroom and represented Dixons Allerton Academy superbly. 

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