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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, we had a special assembly from Chloe who works with Network Rail about the dangers around railway tracks and how to safely cross. 🛤️ We learned how to ‘ STOP, LOOK and LISTEN’ and how to keep ourselves safe around railway lines and crossings. 🚇
Oct 19
Our Y2 pupils in Classes 5 and 6 have been learning all about the famous local explorer, Captain Cook. 🗺️
As part of this work, they visited The Captain Cook Museum in Stewart Park to see the exhibitions and participate in workshops about his early life and expeditions around the world. 🌎
Oct 15
Come along to any Family Focus drop-in to collect your free pack.
limited availability while stocks last.
For more info: https://tinyurl.com/47622u62
Please note, this is not an event arranged by the academy. This is for
information purposes only.
Oct 15
As part of their Shang Dynasty topic, Year 5 had a fantastic time visiting the Durham Oriental Museum to bring their learning to life! 🇨🇳
The children enjoyed exploring the museum and discovering more about ancient history through a range of exciting activities.
🔍 They had the opportunity to see replicas of ancient artefacts and completed a gallery trail, working together to explore the exhibits and answer questions❓. They took part in some exciting role play, where they really enjoyed getting into character and bringing history to life.
To finish the visit, they had a go at creating their own Taotie-inspired bronze pots. The children showed lots of creativity and enthusiasm as they designed their own ancient�-style artefacts. 🏺
It was a fantastic day of exploring, learning and having fun!
Oct 14
On Thursday 15th October, our Year 10, 12 and 13 art and textiles students visited the Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle for an inspiring day of artistic exploration, practical workshops and first-hand research.
Students had the opportunity to explore the museum’s impressive collections of fine art, historic textiles, fashion and decorative arts, studying works from different centuries and gathering inspiration for their own projects. Highlights included the iconic Silver Swan and artworks by renowned artists such as Canaletto and Goya.
For the full story: https://tinyurl.com/48mmpjh2
Oct 19
Our next artist of the week is Photographer Ellise in Year 11!
This incredibly detailed photograph is of raindrops on a spider web. Ellise has taken this photograph on our trip to Preston Park using a macro lens, experimenting with zooming in to capture tiny details. If you look closely you can see the reflection of the camera and photographer in the tiny droplets.
Oct 16
Come along to any Family Focus drop-in to collect your free pack.
limited availability while stocks last.
For more info: https://tinyurl.com/mr377e48
Please note, this is not an event arranged by the academy. This is for
information purposes only.
Oct 15
A fantastic Monday for our Year 9 boys at Trinity!
B Team: A brilliant 5–1 win, with Ben (2), Joey, Declan and Man of the Match Ali on the scoresheet.
C Team: A thrilling 4–3 victory! Armaan (2) and Warren gave the team a 3–0 lead before Ayaan scored a late winner after Trinity fought back to 3–3.
Great attitude, effort and team spirit from both teams. With numbers at enrichment continuing to grow, there are plenty more fixtures to come.
Well done, boys!
Oct 13
Our Year 12 and Year 13 artists had a fantastic research day at The Bowes Museum in Barnard Castle on Thursday 15th October.
Each student explored the galleries through the lens of their own project theme. They covered remembrance and memorials, Greek goddesses, horses, character development, architecture, portraiture, the stage, flora and fauna, and landscape. Students made detailed drawings, studied the museum`s stunning collection up close, and visited the new Impressions of Light exhibition, with works by Monet, Boudin and Courbet.
A huge thank you to The Bowes Museum team for hosting us. We can`t wait to see how this first-hand research shapes our students` personal projects.
Oct 19
Year 9 students gained an insight into careers in the creative industries during an inspiring assembly delivered by Channel 4, helping them explore future opportunities linked to their option choices.
A select group of Year 9 and Year 12 students then took part in an interactive workshop, pitching their own entertainment programme ideas, including The Spectator and Celebrity Rocket Sunday!
The Channel 4 representative was so impressed that he said our students were the best group he had worked with in five years!
A huge well done to everyone involved for their creativity, enthusiasm and fantastic ideas!
Oct 12
Thank you to everyone who attended our Post 16 Open Evening!
It was fantastic to welcome so many Year 10 and Year 11 students and their families to Macmillan Post 16. A special thank you to our incredible Post 16 students, whose confidence, enthusiasm and professionalism made a real impression on visitors. They did such a brilliant job showcasing life at sixth form that we`re not sure we`ll be needed next year!
For more info: https://tinyurl.com/2m2azdss
Oct 9
This Saturday marks World Mental Health Day, a reminder that it`s okay to ask for help and that support is always available.
At Macmillan Academy, students can speak to their tutor, teachers, pastoral team or any trusted member of staff if they have concerns or need support. External services, including Childline, CAMHS and local mental health support services, are also available to help.
Remember: you are not alone, and talking to someone is a positive first step.
Mental health matters. Support is always available.
For more info: https://tinyurl.com/3c8pj3sd
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