Students visited Jorvik this week in support of their History Curriculum.
Students in Yr8 visited the new Hopetown Museum
We love a tradition at Hollis Academy; today was the best tradition of the year - Summer fun day!
We held our annual sports day and were lucky enough to have glorious sunshine! During the week we have focussed in on the Olympic values
Bring It On! runs during the school holidays to offer free
We are absolutely delighted to have gained the silver award for rights respecting schools.
Having conversations about cyber safety with your child can be a bit boring for them
We completed a beach march to commemorate D-day, walking from Redcar to Saltburn.
The final parent/carer SEND drop in session of the year is approaching.
June 6th will mark the 80th anniversary of the D-day landings along the Normandy coast during World War 2.
Our annual festival of learning will take place on Thursday 27th June between 3-4.45pm.
SHAPE points are a big deal in the Academy so here is a reminder what they are all about.
Summer term means getting out on the river and trying something new
We seek to be responsive to children's aspirations and that sometimes means supporting children in a short placement at a college provider.
Pupils working with council leaders on education planning
All schools in the UK have recently been sent information from the National Crime Agency, raising awareness of the recent rise in reporting of financially motivated sexual extortion
For nine consecutive years the North East has had the highest rate of drug-related deaths of anywhere in England and Wales.
Congratulations to year 7 pupils on achieving recognition for E-safety awareness.
Yr9, 10 and 11 hosted the Army Engagement Team
Finley is the proud winner of the second prize for his brilliant poster on the theme of time.
Today we have been focussing on excellent oral hygiene and dental health.
Yr10 students were hosted by the Thermal Insulation Contractors Association
As parents and carers, educating ourselves about online risk is essential
Jack Bean’s visit, to help students dream BIG!
Over the past two weeks we have been looking at 'life over time' to tie in with British Science Week.
Bring It On! is the new name for the holiday activities and food (HAF) programme in Middlesbrough and Redcar and Cleveland.
All 10 of our little chicks have now safely hatched.
Our curriculum is bespoke and personalised to each young person.
Today everyone has been excited by the arrival of our eggs which will hatch into chicks over the next few days.
Students visited the Leeds Armouries to see the Knife Angel
As part of World Childrens mental health week are children recognised that helping others is great for your mental health.
Children made pancakes to celebrate Shrove Tuesday.
Year 7 pupils had a real feast when they sampled food from China,
Snapchat is widely used by most young people.
Year 7 have been studying Roman life in Britain.
Have you ever been to Teessaurus Park?
Children are learning 3 facts each lesson to use in a quiz during lesson 5.
The nominations for acts of kindness keep flowing in.
We are celebrating world children's mental health week this week.
Year 9 Students were hosted by Cleveland Mountain Rescue Team today as part of their preparation for Bronze Duke of Edinburgh.
Students from Yr8-11 were hosted by Middlesbrough College today for a Construction and Highways Careers event.
Our football team is amazing. In fact, we have 2 teams: a key stage 3 and a key stage 4 team.
Stockton Yr9-11 students - Preparing for Adulthood event
Exploring the world of nuclear power
We would like to welcome Year 10 parents and carers
Hollis Academy is working towards our Silver medal in Rights Respecting Schools.
Save the date - Supporting good sleep habits with Alliance
Brook sexual health - making a difference in discussing sex and relationships