Message from the Principal
I am delighted to have been appointed as the Principal of Thornaby Academy. Thornaby Academy is a vibrant learning community made up of inspirational and impressive students and staff; I am privileged to be leading that team.
My name is Donna Butcher and I have held a senior position at a secondary school in Redcar & Cleveland for the past seven years. Prior to that, I worked for the Local Authority to provide guidance and support for all of its secondary schools in raising standards. In the role as Principal of Thornaby Academy, I will be working closely with Linda Halbert, the CEO of Teesside Learning Trust to continue to raise standards and improve outcomes as we continue our journey to outstanding. Mrs Halbert remains the substantive Head at Thornaby Academy.
Our core purpose at Thornaby Academy is to provide the highest standards of education through the delivery of quality first teaching and targeted support so that every student can make outstanding progress. We have the highest expectations and aspirations for our students by providing them with the opportunities to be the best they can be to secure their success both now and into the future.
It is our aspiration for Thornaby Academy to be an outstanding school. Through working in partnership with parents and the local and wider community we will achieve this so that everything we do is outstanding for our students. Since becoming part of the Teesside Learning Trust, we have achieved a great deal; I am looking forward to leading the school to even greater success as we continue on our journey to outstanding.
If you would like to visit our Academy or learn more about it, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
Mrs Donna Butcher
Principal
Welcome New Y7 Students, from all at Thornaby Academy
We are looking forward to seeing all our Y7 transition students on Monday morning when they start their early transition to Thornaby Academy. We asked the students from our secondary academies, “What advice would you give to the new Y7 students?” Learn new things and make new friends. We’ve all been a Y7 student before, don’t […]
NSPCC release app for parents, Net Aware
The NSPCC and O2 release the updated Net Aware app for parents with the top apps, sites and games. Net Aware gives information and advice about privacy settings and safety, as well as recommended age guidance and risk ratings for inappropriate content. This can help you decide whether a site is right for a child. […]
Stockton School Games
On Wednesday 16 May 2018, more than 20 students represented Thornaby Academy at Stockton School Games. Competing in girls cycling, boys cycling, boys futsal and mixed dodgeball, the students performed brilliantly, showing great team spirit and sportsmanship. ” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
Sun Awareness Week: Discover how the sun can damage your skin!
This year from the 14 – 20 May 2018 is Sun Awareness Week, which aims to raise awareness of the dangers of long exposure to the sun, and to promote safety when outside. What damage can the sun cause? Over-exposure to the sun’s rays can cause two common types of cancers. Non-melanoma, and melanoma This happens […]
Y11 SAY YES to the PROM! Tickets on sale until Wednesday
YEAR 11 PROM Wednesday 27 June 2018 Crathorne Hall – Yarm 6.30pm arrival – 10.30pm finish What’s included… 7pm Mocktails Red Carpet DJ BBQ Prom King and Queen Photobooth Props Tickets – £35 Final day for tickets will be extended to Wednesday 9 May 2018 if additional students wish to go. If you require any further info, […]
Safeguarding
Thornaby Academy is committed to the safeguarding of all children. If members of the community have any safeguarding concerns, please telephone Mrs Clare Parker, Mrs Diane Griffiths or Mrs Patricia Wilkins at the Academy on 01642 763244 or email: tasafeguarding@thornabyacademy.org.uk
Please see our Safeguarding webpage for information and guidance e.g. about keeping your child safe and e-safety tips.
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