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Welcome to Endeavour Academies Trust. We are proud to serve our community, offering an ‘all through’ education from 2-18 years across our schools.
We want to inspire the children at our schools to achieve great things, so that they leave us optimistic about their future and able to lead lives of choice and opportunity.
Endeavour schools are inclusive and caring environments where pupils, parents and teachers work together in partnership united by a sense of the highest expectations for young people. We also work very closely with a wide range of community partners to provide the best support for our pupils.
We are a caring employer, committed to supporting staff throughout their career through an extensive professional development programme.
Visitors to our schools always receive a warm welcome and we look forward to meeting you.
We currently have 2 schools in Middlesbrough which are delivering a first-class education,
teaching the skills to inspire futures.
Stay up to date with all the exciting things that are going on within our trust.
🎨 Y6 have been showing off their amazing painting skills in their Art lessons recently. Pupils have studied the painting ‘No woman, No Cry’ by Chris Ofili. They learnt about the tragic story behind its creation before creating their own version using watercolours.
Here are some of Class 18’s artists in action! 🧑🎨
Feb 3
We are delighted to be able to work in close partnership with KFC Foundation in order to help improve the life opportunities of our pupils through a number of programmes.
Have a look at the fantastic activities available to our pupils and families!
Feb 2
👩🔬 🧑🏻🔬 In Science, Y4 pupils have been investigating changing states.
They changed a solid chocolate button into a melted liquid chocolate button.
They each decided on the method of how they would melt them in their hands - and it all ended up quite sticky!
Jan 30
Y3 and Y4 pupils in Class 10 have made a great start to 2026!
In Art, they are studying the work of L. S. Lowry, who often created artwork inspired by industrial landscapes. As they live in an industrial area, they decided to create a collage using images that represent Middlesbrough.
In English, they have been studying Romeo and Juliet, focusing on the fighting between the Montagues and the Capulets. Last Friday, the children became Prince Escalus, who had grown tired of the violence and delivered a speech to the people of Verona to restore peace.
Jan 29
Our next Artist of the Week is Lacey in Year 9. Lacey completed a series of digital drawings for her homework based on industrial landscapes. She took inspiration from industrial landscape artists and successfully created a strong sense of depth using the principles of perspective. Well done, Lacey.
Feb 3
We were thrilled to welcome actor and writer Phil Mealey (The Royle Family, Early Doors, Sunshine) for two inspiring workshops. Students picked up expert writing tips, shared script ideas, and even read their work aloud for feedback.
Amazing energy, great ideas, and plenty of inspiration from a renowned writer, our students loved every minute!
Check out the full story on the academy website.
Feb 2
In English, Year 8 recently finished studying Shakespeare`s Macbeth. If you liked Macbeth, we think you will love: As I Descended.
Feb 2
The Post 16 Men’s football team continued their North East Colleges` title push with a strong away win against King James College at Shildon AFC. Another three points on the board, with goals from Callum, Max, Zac and Sam, whose brace earned him Man of the Match. Next up: a home fixture vs Middlesbrough College on Wednesday.
Feb 1
The Post 16 Men’s football team continued their North East Colleges` title push with a strong away win against King James College at Shildon AFC. Another three points on the board, with goals from Callum, Max, Zac and Sam, whose brace earned him Man of the Match. Next up: a home fixture vs Middlesbrough College on Wednesday.
Feb 1
At 10:45 this morning, students gathered in the drama department as the cast for this year’s academy production was officially revealed — and wow, what a lineup!
This year, several lead roles are double‑cast, giving even more students the opportunity to get involved and shine on stage. The excitement in the room was incredible!
Our cameras were there to capture the moment the cast list went up. Take a look on he Post 16 website at the reactions and feel the buzz for yourself.
It’s going to be an amazing production… stay tuned!
Jan 30
Our 2026 Macmillan Jobs Fair was a huge success, bringing together over 50 Tees Valley employers and hundreds of students exploring exciting futures in engineering, healthcare, digital, creative industries, and more. Incredible conversations, new opportunities, and a brilliant showcase of what’s possible for our young people
To read our full web news item and view films from the evening, please visit the Post 16 website.
Jan 23
Please note this is not an event arranged by the academy. This is for information purposes only.
For more information please visit the notices section on the Academy website.
Jan 22
