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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.
This term, Classes 10’s art theme is watercolour painting. 🎨🖌️
Pupils used their knowledge of the colour wheel and applied new painting techniques to create these fantastic pieces. They are very proud of the results — there are so many budding artists in Class 10! 👩🏻🎨👨🏼🎨
Nov 9
Next week is Anti�-bullying Week. To launch Anti-bullying Week 2025, we will he be hosting an ‘odd sock day’ on Monday 10th November and would like as many pupils as possible to come to school in odd socks for the day.
The theme of the week this year is ‘Power for Good’.
This year’s theme will focus on the importance of using power responsibly. Throughout next week, pupils will engage in a range of assemblies and activities to help them to understand that where they may have power or influence, they have a choice and a responsibility to use that positively, encouraging kindness, support, and standing up for others.
Nov 7
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded Motivation Awards in our Star of the Week assemblies before half term!
Nov 5
❄️ Free winter coats and clothing at Newport Community Hub ❄️
Nov 2
Millions of children, parents, workplaces and celebs join #OddSocksDay to celebrate what makes us unique. Turn up in your odd socks on Monday to join in. Show you support - #PowerForGood this #AntiBullyingWeek
Nov 9
Fantastic to see former student success celebrated locally!
Rhys Bennett has been recognised with an Apprentice Award for his outstanding work in scaffolding.
Read more here: https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/news/teesside-news/rhys-bennett-apprentice-award-scaffolding-32810147
#StudentSuccess #ProudMoment #Apprenticeship
Nov 8
Proving that art and creativity don’t always come from a pencil or paintbrush, our latest artist of the week has combined cooking skills with pumpkin carving for his Year 8 ‘Scary Bird’ homework. Toby M in Year 8 created this imaginative and skilful response to the half-term homework task, and we think he’s done a fantastic job. Well done, Toby!
Nov 8
Well done, 10WWI! Your exceptional attendance has earned you Tutor Group of the Week. Keep up the great work and dedication!
Nov 7
Our Post 16 students showcased their creativity and spooky spirit in this year’s Halloween Pumpkin Carving Competition! From classic jack-o’-lanterns to imaginative designs, every entry showed fantastic effort and artistic flair.
Well done to everyone who took part, your pumpkins were truly spooktacular!
Oct 23
Year 13 Biology students enjoyed a fantastic day at Teesside University, taking part in DNA extraction and analysis, anatomy studies, forensic crime scene work, and bacterial identification. A fantastic hands-on experience, well done to everyone involved.
Oct 12
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for out Post 16 open event. We`re excited to see your applications. With a wide range of courses, enrichment, sports, DofE, and more, Macmillan Post 16 has so much to offer.
Oct 10
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
