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Welcome to Endeavour Academies Trust. We are proud to serve our community, offering an ‘all through’ education from 2-18 years across our schools.
We want to inspire the children at our schools to achieve great things, so that they leave us optimistic about their future and able to lead lives of choice and opportunity.
Endeavour schools are inclusive and caring environments where pupils, parents and teachers work together in partnership united by a sense of the highest expectations for young people. We also work very closely with a wide range of community partners to provide the best support for our pupils.
We are a caring employer, committed to supporting staff throughout their career through an extensive professional development programme.
Visitors to our schools always receive a warm welcome and we look forward to meeting you.
We currently have 2 schools in Middlesbrough which are delivering a first-class education,
teaching the skills to inspire futures.
Stay up to date with all the exciting things that are going on within our trust.
On Friday, Y6 pupils from Class 18 visited 3t Training on Victoria Street.
They learnt about the training facility, and the types of industries that they support, including the offshore industry and construction industry.
Pupils had the opportunity to work in a training room on offshore simulation activities; to control a crane and they had a go at moving a pallet around an obstacle course!
In addition, they had an opportunity to talk to a range of local employers and training providers.
Oct 9
The super scientists in Class 10 have been learning about body parts!
This week, they drew around Rebeca then labelled parts of the body. They also played a game of `Simon Says` finding their own body parts and sang `Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes`. 👀👂👄👃🏻
They moved onto looking at bones within their body and what they looked like in X-ray form. 🩻
Oct 8
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded ‘Personal Power’ awards in our Star of the Week Assemblies of on Friday morning!
Oct 7
👩🔬 This week in Year 4 science lessons, pupils investigated which materials would make the best noise cancelling headphones. They tested newspaper, copy paper, bubble wrap, tin foil, nappy sacks and paper towels. They were really surprised at the results and how many layers of materials were needed! 🎧
Oct 7
Our Year 10–12 Art and Textiles students visited the Yorkshire Sculpture Park to explore work by world-renowned artists including Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Damien Hirst. Highlights included James Turrell’s immersive Deer Shelter, William Kentridge’s Pull of Gravity exhibition, and Fashion Play by Lesley Barnes and Ross McAuley. Students sketched, discussed and reflected on the artwork before enjoying a sunny picnic overlooking Bretton Hall. We can’t wait to see how this inspiring trip influences their future work.
To watch some of the highlights, please visit the Macmillan Academy website.
Oct 9
Thank you to all the families who joined us for our Year 8 Families Information Evening last night. It was great to connect, share updates, and discuss the exciting year ahead!
Oct 9
We were thrilled to welcome back the STEM Roadshow, funded by BAE Systems, the RAF & Royal Navy
This year’s theme? AI-powered creativity, featuring robot dog Lexi and student-made music videos!
Watch the highlights on the academy website.
Oct 8
Last week the Y7 A team started their football season. First match they faced a strong Nunthorpe side in the County Cup and despite a great display went out 6-2.
They then faced Nunthorpe again in a league fixture. In a entertaining game with lots of chances for both teams Macmillan battled their way to a 2-1 victory.
Two goals from Theo W, a great display from Ethan Y and some fantastic saves from Elijah J ensured the victory. Well done to all involved.
Oct 8
Our Year 10–12 Art and Textiles students visited the Yorkshire Sculpture Park to explore work by world-renowned artists including Henry Moore, Barbara Hepworth and Damien Hirst. Highlights included James Turrell’s immersive Deer Shelter, William Kentridge’s Pull of Gravity exhibition, and Fashion Play by Lesley Barnes and Ross McAuley. Students sketched, discussed and reflected on the artwork before enjoying a sunny picnic overlooking Bretton Hall. We can’t wait to see how this inspiring trip influences their future work.
Watch the Highlights visit the Macmillan Academy website.
Oct 9
Are you in Year 10 or 11 and starting to think about life beyond GCSEs? Why not join us at our Post 16 Open Event on Thursday 9th October from 5:00-7:00 PM.
Explore your options, meet our staff, and discover the exciting opportunities we have to offer for your future.
Oct 4
Are you in Year 10 or 11 and starting to think about life beyond GCSEs? Why not join us at our Post 16 Open Event on Thursday 9th October from 5:00-7:00 PM.
Explore your options, meet our staff, and discover the exciting opportunities we have to offer for your future.
Oct 1
On Friday, the Post 16 Student Union hosted our annual Macmillan Cancer Support Coffee Morning.
A huge thank you to everyone who baked, donated, and joined us at break time as we raised money for such a worthy cause.
Sep 28
