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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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📚 World Book Day takes place on Thursday 5th March 2026! Here is all the information you need for one of our favourites days of the school year. 📖
Feb 19
We are seeking to employ a reliable and efficient person to support Macmillan Academy with its ambitious programmes of: learning outside the classroom, educational visits, outdoor learning and all other offsite provision. Alongside this role you will also support the academy’s finance department as Finance Assistant.
To read more, and to apply click here:
https://tinyurl.com/2w4cxv66
Feb 19
Half term sessions are available through the KFC Youth Foundation. A great way to keep the children busy in their week off school!
Feb 18
⭐️ Star of the Week ⭐️
Congratulations to the pupils who were awarded Respect Awards in our celebration assemblies last Friday! 💫
Feb 17
🌏 Class 8 have been learning about earthquakes. They used a jelly to represent the earthquake and a chocolate to represent buildings and structures. They shook the jelly at different intensities to represent the different levels of the Richter Scale.
Feb 16
🛏️ Nursery staff are holding Bedtime Reading sessions on Tuesday 17th February. Join your children for stories and cuddles tomorrow 📖 🧸
Feb 16
Children`s Mental Health Week 2026 has taken place this week. The theme for this year is `This is My Place`, which emphasises the importance of belonging and feeling valued within the school community.
Children’s Mental Health Week aims to raise awareness and encourage conversations around mental health among children and young people. It provides a valuable opportunity for us to shine a light on the emotional wellbeing of our pupils and to support children to feel safe, valued, accepted, and connected in the places where they learn, live, and grow.
Among the special activities which have taken place this week, Miss Taylor and Miss Smailes our Mental Health Leaders and Miss Robinson our Art & Design Leader launched an exciting competition!
To enter, the children sketched a picture of ‘their place`. This could be anywhere that helps them to feel their safest, happiest self.
The best entries will be chosen to receive prizes.
Feb 14
We are very fortunate to have the opportunity to work in partnership with the KFC Foundation Hub.
Recently, Sawdust hosted a workshop the KFC Foundation Hub with local young people to design and build bespoke furniture for outdoor spaces across Middlesbrough, including benches, tables and signage.
The project aimed to transform underused areas in Newport, creating a more welcoming, vibrant and well-cared-for environment. The young people led the entire design process, choosing the colours, styles and types of furniture.
We were very proud of our Y4, Y5 and Y6 pupils who were chosen to take part in this exciting opportunity!
Feb 13
