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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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Last week, Firefighter Dave from Cleveland Fire Brigade came in to school to talk to pupils in KS1 and KS2 about jobs and career opportunities in the Fire Service. He talked about the range of jobs available as well as which skills and attributes are needed to do these jobs.
This is the latest in a series of career talks we have hosted in school with more planned to follow in the Summer Term.
This week, our Year 1 pupils were joined by their parents and carers for a fun-filled Chinese New Year workshop! Together, they learned all about the traditions of the holiday and got creative, making colourful lanterns and snakes to mark 2025 as the Year of the Snake. A wonderful day of learning, laughter, and community spirit!
👮 PCSO Annabel Allinson visited school for a second time last week to talk to the Y1 children about Stranger Danger.
She talked with the pupils about how not all strangers are dangerous and that safe strangers are those that wear uniforms like police officers, paramedics and fire officers.
She also told the children how they can be safe when they are out playing or in the park and reinforced that their parents should always know where they are.