At Mackenzie Thorpe Centre, we are committed to helping our pupils fulfil their potential by preparing them for the next stage in their education, employment and lives. Throughout the year our pupils participate in a wide variety of activities - both on-site and out in the community - that are designed to help pupils develop skills, knowledge, and independence, and to empower self-confidence and resilience.
Pupils learned about the Queen’s Reign, made bunting and paper chains to decorate their classrooms, and enjoyed a jubilee banquet. Read more
Pupils had the unique opportunity to visit a very special art installation in Redcar this week. Read more
Class 4 have been working on their road safety in school and out in the community this week. Read more
As part of their learning, pupils in Class 2 learned about recycling and the environment. Read more
Pupils marked Mental Health Awareness Week with a range of activities. Read more
Lottie’s ambition was to be able to make curry sauce and rice from scratch. Read more
From horse riding to cooking, it's been a busy term for the pupils in Class 5. Read more
Pupils learned how to maintain their bikes, carry out simple repairs and glide smoothly, as well as how to brake and signal. Read more
Pupils at the Mackenzie Thorpe Centre celebrated Autism Acceptance Week with a range of lessons and activities. Read more
As part of the school's official opening celebrations, staff and pupils buried a time capsule on site. Read more
Class 6 organised Red Nose Day to help raise money for Comic Relief. Read more
Pupils have been learning about NEAS Patron, and world-renowned artist, Mackenzie Thorpe. Read more