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Admission enquiries

Email: schooladmissions@middlesbrough.gov.uk

Post: School Admissions, Middlesbrough Council, Middlesbrough House, 50 Corporation Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 2RH

Admissions team

Helen Oliver
School Admissions Manager
Phone: 01642 201889

Christopher Rumsey
Admissions Officer - Transfers
Phone: 01642 201890

Debbie Robson
Admissions Officer - Transfers
Phone: 01642 201891

Andreana Henry
Admissions Officer
Phone: 01642 729544

Ethnic Minority Achievement Team

The Ethnic Minority Achievement Team offers support with completing school admission forms and educational assistance. The team provides support for new arrivals to Middlesbrough, Traveller, fair and circus pupils, and those for whom English is an additional language.

The Ethnic Minority Achievement Team are located in Newport Community Hub and always welcome enquiries.

Phone: 01642 201881
Visit: Newport Community Hub, St Paul's Road, Middlesbrough, TS1 5NQ

Find out more about the Ethnic Minority Achievement Team.

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Mayor's appeal for Middlesbrough Foodbank donations

A major appeal has been made for Middlesbrough residents to support local foodbanks which have seen a sharp rise in users. Middlesbrough Foodbank serves around 7,700 individuals, but since the Coronavirus outbreak the service has seen a sharp rise in the number of people using it, and also a decrease in food donations.

NHS flag to fly over the Town Hall

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Latest News

Free books for Middlesbrough's most vulnerable children

Middlesbrough's most vulnerable children will receive free books to read during the Coronavirus lockdown. Staff from Middlesbrough Council's Prevention department (Early Help), Children's Social Care, and Property Services have worked in partnership with the National Literacy Trust Middlesbrough Reads to gift books for the town's children.

Mayor's appeal for Middlesbrough Foodbank donations

A major appeal has been made for Middlesbrough residents to support local foodbanks which have seen a sharp rise in users. Middlesbrough Foodbank serves around 7,700 individuals, but since the Coronavirus outbreak the service has seen a sharp rise in the number of people using it, and also a decrease in food donations.

NHS flag to fly over the Town Hall

Middlesbrough Town Hall will fly an NHS flag in a show of solidarity with all those working to keep people safe. The iconic blue and white logo will be joined by a rainbow flag to symbolise the community spirit shown by so many people during the Covid-19 crisis.

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