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Macmillan Academy is an 11-19 school and sixth form in Middlesbrough.  It is part of Endeavour Academies Trust.  At Macmillan we believe in the transformative power of education for all of our young people.  Our motto ‘inspiring students to succeed’ is at the heart of what we do; we want our students to achieve and succeed academically but we also want them to succeed personally.  It is our aim to ensure that all students have access to a wide range of experiences so that they leave us as well-qualified, well-rounded young people ready to make their mark on the world.

Alongside our students our staff are our greatest asset.  Staff retention is exceptionally high and staff wellbeing is a priority for leaders at the academy.  We have staff who always ‘go the extra mile’ for students and are always supportive of each other.  We have a comprehensive training programme so that all staff can develop in their time with us. 

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What's happening in Our Academy

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We are excited to announce the Higher Ideas Exchange on Tuesday, 24th March, from 4:00–6:00pm!
This interactive event is for Year 9, KS4, and KS5 students and their families to meet with university representatives and discover more about higher education options. You’ll have the chance to learn about available courses, university life, accommodation, bursaries, sandwich years, and so much more!
Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to explore your future education and make informed decisions. Stay tuned for more updates!
We are looking to appoint an inspirational and enthusiastic teacher to join our mathematics department from September 2026.  The successful candidate will be a dedicated teacher who can engage and motivate students and you will be a reflective practitioner with a desire to continually improve.
For more information please visit the vacancies section on the Academy website.
You can find out what our students are studying by visiting the Curriculum area of our website. You can find a year-by-year breakdown of what students are learning in each subject by viewing the 'Subject on a page' guides on the Curriculum Outline links. There is also a more detailed breakdown for each subject studied at KS3 on the knowledge organisers. 
For more information please Visit the Curriculum page on the Academy website.
We are looking to appoint an inspirational and enthusiastic Head of Department to lead our geography department from September 2026.  We are seeking an individual who has a proven track record of innovative approaches to teaching and someone who can continue to raise achievement in the department.
For more information: https://tinyurl.com/23epndpj
Our next Artist of the Week is Kairi in Year 8. Year 8 have been looking at local landmarks and the work of David Hockney. Kairi has responded to Hockney's work by creating her own Roseberry Topping artwork by exaggerating colours and textures.
Year 11 Parents' Evening will take place on Wednesday 18 March, from 3:30pm to 6:30pm.
Appointments can be booked from 5:00pm on Wednesday 11 March and will close at 5:00pm on Tuesday 17 March. Please ensure you secure your preferred time slot before the deadline.
Over the last two days, three groups of Year 9 students have completed our first Bronze expedition of the season.
Day one saw them walking in perfect conditions from Pinchinthorpe to Kildale, finishing with a beautiful sunset as the backdrop while cooking dinner in the evening.
Day two brought much more challenging conditions on the walk to Clay Bank, but the students stayed upbeat and showed great resilience to successfully complete their expedition. Well done to everyone involved.