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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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Key Reminders:
· Wear your tie: It's a key part of our uniform and shows you are part of the Macmillan Academy community.
· Blazers on: Keep your blazers on during school hours to maintain a smart appearance.  Students will be allowed to carry their blazers when it gets too warm.
· No coats or tracksuit tops: These should not be worn instead of blazers.
 
Why is our uniform important?
Respect: Wearing the uniform is a sign of respect to our Macmillan community.
Readiness to learn: Being smartly dressed shows you are prepared and ready to engage in your studies.
Equality: Ensuring everyone follows the same standards helps maintain a sense of equality and community.
 
Let's all make a collective effort to uphold our uniform standards without needing reminders from staff. Together, we can create a positive and respectful learning environment.
You’ll see the slogan "Get in There" linked to our attendance campaign, and we all know how important it is to be at school.
To help drive this focus, Motif8 (the school clothing company) has kindly donated six driving experiences for young people, which will be awarded to students who show exceptional effort in maintaining excellent attendance.
To be in with a chance of winning this amazing prize, simply achieve 100% attendance in a week. Every week you achieve 100% will enter you into the draw, with the winners being drawn towards the end of the summer term.
It’s simple: Get in There to WIN!
Key Reminders:
· Wear your tie: It's a key part of our uniform and shows you are part of the Macmillan Academy community.
· Blazers on: Keep your blazers on during school hours to maintain a smart appearance.  Students will be allowed to carry their blazers when it gets too warm.
· No coats or tracksuit tops: These should not be worn instead of blazers.
 
Why is our uniform important?
Respect: Wearing the uniform is a sign of respect to our Macmillan community.
Readiness to learn: Being smartly dressed shows you are prepared and ready to engage in your studies.
Equality: Ensuring everyone follows the same standards helps maintain a sense of equality and community.
 
Let's all make a collective effort to uphold our uniform standards without needing reminders from staff. Together, we can create a positive and respectful learning environment.
We hope you have a wonderful break and are ready for more exciting learning and achievements when you return on Monday 28 April!
Our newest Artist of the Week, and the last one of the Spring term, is Marta  in Year 10!
Year 10 Art students have been creating artwork based on bugs, and Marta has done a fantastic job with this ladybird painting. She started it in class and then completed it for homework.
The squad recently reached the Town Cup Final and are defending champions.
Also this week, they reached the County Cup Final with an emphatic 6-1 win against Nunthorpe.
Kameel R, with 2 goals, and Jayden B, with 4 goals, sealed the victory.
Well done to all the players for a fine display!