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Archibald Primary School, part of Endeavour Academies, is proud to be an inclusive place for children to learn.
Pupils in our school come from a wide range of backgrounds and cultures to share new experiences and learn from each other. Our aim is that all of our children feel welcomed, happy and fulfilled; recognising that they are all different and that these differences create opportunities for adults and children alike to learn more about themselves and each other.
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Information from Middlesbrough SEND Parent and Carer Forum.
Jan 21
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
💫 Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded Resilience Awards in our celebration assemblies last Friday! 💫
Jan 21
Endeavour Academies Trust is seeking to appoint a Family Support Worker to work across both of our schools, Macmillan Academy and Archibald Primary School. As a Family Support Worker, you will play a crucial role in supporting our children and families in making the most of their education and time at school.
To read more, and to apply click here:
https://tinyurl.com/4x598ndr
Jan 20
Mr Farrington introduced the Archibald Kindness Challenge at be start of this term.
Pupils are challenged to demonstrate and then record their acts of kindness throughout the term on their kindness challenge grids.
Mr Farrington will collect in the completed grids later in the term and will draw prizewinners from those completed.
Jan 19
Endeavour Academies Trust is seeking to appoint a Family Support Worker to work across both of our schools, Macmillan Academy and Archibald Primary School. As a Family Support Worker, you will play a crucial role in supporting our children and families in making the most of their education and time at school.
To read more, and to apply click here:
https://tinyurl.com/4x598ndr
Jan 17
Y6 have been learning how animals adapt to survive in different environments as part of their science lessons.
Last week, their focus was on how birds’ beaks have adapted to improve their ability to catch and eat food.
They investigated how the size and shape of a beak determined which food each bird could catch. Spoons, tweezers and chopsticks were used to represent different beaks catching ‘food’ such as raisins, paper clips and beads.
Jan 16
💫 Congratulations to Zara from Class 3 who is celebrating success in her first showjumping
competition.
Despite being the youngest competitor, she managed to take second place!
Well done, Zara! 💫
Jan 15
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded Organisation Awards in our Star of the Week assemblies on Friday. 💫
Jan 14
