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We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry. That’s why we provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to us in crisis. We are part of a nationwide network of foodbanks, supported by The Trussell Trust, working to combat poverty and hunger across the UK.

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We rely on the support of our local community for food donations, volunteering and finances. Can you help us stop UK hunger?

Our foodbank works using a voucher referral system. Find out more about how we work.

Watch a video about how our project works here

Here is the annual report

Plymouth Foodbank - Central is based at the Oasis Project which provides community education and pastoral support and here is their annual report.

Where we are
Get directions & opening times

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The Citizens Advice service helps people to resolve their problems. We provide free, independent, confidential and impartial advice to everyone on their rights and responsibilities.

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We welcomed Graham Smith, director of The EAL Academy to assess our EAL provision. He awarded us the GOLD standard and this is what he said about us.

'The first thing that struck me about Millbay was the quality of the very solid furniture in the

dining room. It looked more like what you would find in an Oxbridge college than a Plymouth

comprehensive school. To pursue that analogy a little further, the individualised care that is

given to new arrivals in very temporary accommodation and uncertain circumstances is also

striking. Families that don’t how know the system works are given support to access the

services they need. In one instance, that meant rescuing the family from an involuntary

move to the other side of the country.

Millbay is a school with 600 pupils and 40 languages, 33 of which have been translated for

the buddy checklist. It also has a high turnover rate. 20% of the current Year 10 have joined

since the start of the school year. It tackles challenges with determination and conviction. It

is an institution in which the visual support that EAL students need especially is very central

and culminates in the Photograph of the Day and the use of physical demonstrations of key

concepts. The curriculum has been designed with a global perspective, whether it is about

migration in History or the decolonised English curriculum.

What is the impact of all of this on pupils? The ones I spoke to were very confident, able to

overcome the difficulties many of them experience with living in temporary accommodation

and to speak articulately about the progress they are making and the difference the school

makes to their and their families’ lives. In classrooms pupils often encounter a diverse staff

who serve as role models. One of the Year 10 lessons on Macbeth that I saw was taught by

a Japanese teacher.

However, what struck me most strongly about Millbay was the abundant energy for learning

that characterises what pupils and teachers do every day.'

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We are delighted to invite you and your family to The Big Listen, a brand‑new event created especially for the Millbay Academy community. This evening has been designed to bring together families from all year groups, strengthen communication between home and school and share the exciting developments shaping the future of Millbay Academy.

Date: Tuesday 28th April 2026 Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm Location: Millbay Academy

The Big Listen will be a drop‑in event, packed with new information, engaging talks, activities and opportunities to connect with staff. Whether you have been part of Millbay for years or have only recently joined us, this event is for every family. You are welcome to arrive at any time during the session.

What to expect on the day

TED‑style talks in the theatre, each followed by an open‑mic session where you can ask questions directly to staff and leaders. (More details to follow on this.)

Major updates about the school and our next steps as a community.

An exclusive first look at our new building and what’s coming next for Millbay Academy.

Information on new systems and opportunities available to your child.

Staff available throughout the event for one‑to‑one conversations.

A dedicated workshop for families who speak English as an additional language.

An opportunity to speak with our SEND team.

A dedicated pop‑up stall with our admin team, who can support with tasks such as setting up your Arbor account, updating contact information and assisting with general administrative queries.

Community pop‑up stalls, including Citizens Advice and other local partners (full details to follow).

A uniform pop‑up shop where you can try on and purchase items in person.

A chance to taste our brand‑new school menu and experience the food your child enjoys each day.

Performances from Millbay Academy students.

Please register your attendance

To help us plan for seating and workshop numbers, we kindly ask all families to sign up using the Google Form below:

Google Forms Sign‑Up: https://forms.gle/9hXXerHCN3FVtCji7

The Big Listen has been created with our families at the heart of it. It is a chance to hear about the changes taking place at Millbay Academy, learn more about the developments of the past few years and join meaningful conversations about our future. Most importantly, it is an opportunity to come together as a community, to connect, to be informed and to ensure every voice is heard. We strongly encourage all families to attend this exciting event.

Further details, including a full schedule, will be shared soon.

Kind regards,

Millbay Academy Leadership Team

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Event Date: Tuesday 28th April 2026 Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm Location: Millbay Academy
Please complete the form below to confirm whether you will be attending.

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Celebrating Excellence: Our EAL Quality Mark Accreditation Journey.

The prestigious EAL Quality Mark Accreditation recognises our commitment to supporting pupils who use English as an Additional Language.

As the EAL Lead, I’m incredibly passionate about the inclusive, high-quality support we provide our multilingual learners. This award reflects the hard work, dedication, and creativity of our staff and students in making our school a welcoming, empowering place for all.

Achieving this accreditation highlights the outstanding practices we’ve developed—from tailored learning support to celebrating linguistic and cultural diversity in every classroom. We’re proud to be setting a standard of excellence and ensuring every student has the opportunity to thrive.

This is more than just an award—it’s a celebration of our values in action, so stay tuned and watch us on our journey!

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Kat Noone

Teacher of Information Technology

Head of KS4

I want to lead our School of Sanctuary initiative because I am passionate about creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all students, especially those seeking refuge or asylum. I believe that schools should be safe spaces where everyone feels valued, respected, and supported. I hope to raise awareness, foster empathy, and implement meaningful actions that ensure our school actively promotes kindness, understanding, and a sense of belonging for all.

Kath Chandler

EAL Lead

At Millbay Academy, we are committed to ensuring that every student feels a strong sense of belonging. As the EAL Lead, I am dedicated to supporting our students on their language learning journey while helping them integrate into our school community. We believe in creating a safe, welcoming environment where students can openly express themselves and feel supported. With a trusted person to talk to and guidance every step of the way, we are here to help them thrive both academically and personally.

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We are a national network of over 400 primary and secondary schools, nurseries and sixth forms all committed to creating a culture of welcome and inclusion for refugees and people seeking asylum.

Driven by teachers, school staff, parents, governors and community groups, this network supports the thousands of young people seeking sanctuary in the UK, raises awareness of the issues facing people in the asylum system, challenges misconceptions and builds social cohesion.⁣

Schools are supported every step of the way either by an accredited Local Lead or by the Schools of Sanctuary Team at City of Sanctuary UK.

Interested in joining this movement of welcome?

This website, our Resource Pack and our half-termly newsletter are available to any school that wishes to learn more and get involved.

Ready to begin your journey to becoming an awarded School of Sanctuary?

Sign the pledge and see the next steps.

If based in the Republic of Ireland, please visit the Schools of Sanctuary Ireland website.

Latest Schools Posts from across the City of Sanctuary Network

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Theme of Refugee Week 2025: Community as a Superpower

Refugee Week takes place from 16–22 June and is a UK-wide festival celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. Refugee Week is also a growing global movement, founded in 1998 and held yearly around World Refugee Day on 20 June.

Refugee Week is a platform for people who have sought safety in the UK to share their experiences, perspectives and creative work on their own terms.

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What’s on at the University of Plymouth: Plymouth Refugee Week 2025. Celebrating the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people…

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Flash Academy is a useful tool for understanding the English language. Use through this link once you have your log in or download on a mobile device to fully use the translation aspects.

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Storybooks UK is designed specifically for teachers, parents, and community members. It makes 40 stories from the African Storybook available in English as well as the major immigrant and refugee languages of the UK, with stories in Arabic, French, German, Italian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Spanish, Tagalog, and Urdu, among others.

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Plymouth City Council Equality and Diversity Events

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Plymouth City Council is committed to celebrating the diversity of it's workforce, service users and communities. Here you can find our equality and diversity calender which sets out the equality and diversity dates which we plan to mark during 2022.

January

Holocaust Memorial Day - 27 January

Holocaust Memorial Day (HMD) takes place annually on 27 January and marks the anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. We are proud of the Council's ongoing commitment to mark Holocaust Memorial Day as a civic event each year.

February

LGBT+ History Month - throughout February

LGBT+ History Month is an annual campaign each February which aims to increase the visibility of LGBT+ communities, their history and their experiences. It provides an opportunity for us all to learn and better understand the issues the LGBT+ community may face. We mark LGBT+ History Month each year.

Chinese New Year - 1 February

Chinese New Year celebrates the beginning of the Chinese new year. It is a time for families to celebrate and spend time together.

Childrens' Mental Health Week - 7 to 13 February

Children's Mental Health Week shines a spotlight on the importance of children and young people's mental health. This year we worked with The Zone Plymouth and other partners to deliver loads of activities in city schools. You can find free resources on the Plymouth Online Directory to help you support your children.

Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week - 7 to 13 February

When a child or young person is sexually abused, they're forced or tricked into sexual activities. They might not understand that what's happening is abuse or that it's wrong. They might be afraid to tell someone. Sexual abuse can happen anywhere and it can happen in person or online. Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week aims to promote the prevention of sexual abuse.

March

International Women's Day - 8 March

International Women's Day is celebrated every year on 8 March and is a celebration of the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women all over the world. It has been marked for over a century and is now a global celebration and a call for action to promote equality for women.

Holi - 18 March

Holi is a Hindu festival and is known as the Festival of Colours. It tends to be a time of celebration and is well known for its use of bright colours.

Naw-Ruz - 20 to 21 March

Naw-Rúz marks the start of Spring within the Baha'i faith. The festival tends to be a time for celebration and prayer.

International Transgender Day of Visibility - 31 March

International Transgender Day of Visibility celebrates the accomplishments of the transgender community. It is also a time to recognise the continued barriers that transgender community face.

April

Ramadan - 2 April to 1 May

Ramdan marks the beginning of the period of fasting for Muslims and is a time for reflection and gratitude within the Islamic faith.

Vaisakhi - 14 April

Vaisakhi is a spring festival for Sikhs and is one of the most important dates in the Sikh calendar. The festival is also celebrated annually by Hindus. It is a time people tend to spend with their families.

Passover - 15 to 23 April

Passover is one of the most important festivals in Judaism and celebrates the Exodus. It is a time people tend to spend with their families.

Easter - 17 April

Easter is an important festival within the Christian faith which marks Jesus rising from the dead three days after he was executed.

First Day of Ridvan - 20 April

the First Day of Ridvan is one of the holiest of days in the Baha'i faith.

St. George's Day - 23 April

St. George's Day is a day of national celebration in England.

National Stalking Awareness Week - 19 to 25 April

National Stalking Awareness Week aims to raise awareness of stalking and the emotional distress it can cause for victims.

May

Eid al-Fitr - 2 to 3 May

Eid al-Fitr marks the end of Ramadan for Muslims and is a time of celebration for many within the Muslim community.

Polish Heritage Days - 2 to 3 May

Polish Heritage Days is an annual festival aims to promote and celebrate polish culture and acknowledge the contributions that people of Polish heritage have made to the UK.

Vesak - 6 May

Vesak is one of the most important Buddhist festivals which commemorates the birth and passing away of the Buddah.

Dementia Action Week - 16 to 22 May

Dementia Action Week aims to raise awareness of Dementia and is a national event that sees the UK public taking action to improve the lives of people affected by dementia.

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia - 17 May

International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia aims to raise awareness of discrimination towards people who identify as LBGT+.

June

Men's Health Week - 15 June

Men's Health Week is marked annually and aims to raise awareness of health issues that disproportionately affect boys and men. Find out more information on Men's Health Forum website.

There is also support information about organisations working specifically with men available on the Plymouth Online Directory website.

Refugee Week - 20 to 26 June

Refugee Week takes place annually and celebrates the contributions, creativity and resilience of refugees and people seeking sanctuary. The theme for 2022 is 'healing'.

Carers Week - 6 to 12 June

Carers Week aims to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the incredible contribution that carers play.

Pride Month - throughout June

Pride Month celebrates this history of LGBT+ communities and recognises the contributions that these communities have made.

July

Ratha Yatra Festival - 1 July

Ratha-yatra or the Festival of Chariots is an important festival in the Hindu faith which celebrates community spirit.

Respect Festival - 9 July

Respect Festival is an annual celebration of the diversity of Plymouth which is supported by Plymouth & Devon Racial Equality Council.

August

Pride - 13 to 14 August

Pride takes place annually and is a celebration of LGBT+ communities in Plymouth and nationally.

International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition - 23 August

International Day for the Remembrance of the Slave Trade and its Abolition marks the abolition of slavery and provides an opportunity for us all to learn from this tragedy.

October

Black History Month - Throughout October

Black History Month celebrates the history and contributions that Black individuals and communities have made to society.

Hate Crime Awareness Week - 8 to 15 October

Hate Crime Awareness Week aims to raise awareness of hate crime and hate incidents and encourage individuals to report hate crimes and hate incidents.

World Mental Health Day - 10 October

World Mental Health Day provides an opportunity to talk about mental health and aims to raise awareness about how important it is that we look after and talk about our mental health.

UK-Philippines Friendship Day - 20 October

UK-Philippines Friendship Day marks the friendship of the UK with the Philippines.

Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas - 24 October

Diwali and Bandi Chhor Divas are major religious festivals in Hinduism and Sikhism.

November

Guru Nanak Gurpurab - 8 November

Guru Nanak Gurpurab is the most important festival in the Sikh faith and is celebrated to commemorate the anniversary of the birth of the first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak De Ji.

Inter Faith Week - 13 to 20 November

Inter Faith Week aims to promote positive relations between faiths and increase awareness of different faiths and faith communities.

16 days of action against domestic abuse - 25 November to 10 December

16 days of action against domestic abuse aims to raise awareness of violence against women and girls and encourage people to take steps to reduce violence against women and girls.

December

Great Union Day - 1 December

Great Union Day is celebrated annually on 1st December in Romania and marks the unification of Transylvania, Bessarabia, and Bukovina with the Romanian Kingdom in 1918. This has become known as the Great Union.

World Aids Day - 1 December

World Aids Day aims to raise awareness of HIV and Aids and show support for people living with the illnesses. It is also a time for us to remember those who have died from AIDS-related illnesses.

International Day of Persons with Disabilities - 3 December

International Day of Disabled Persons aims to celebrate the contributions that people with disabilities make to society. It also aims to raise awareness of the barriers that people with disabilities continue to face in society.

Chanukah/Grand Menorah lighting - 18 to 26 December

Chanukah (also spelt Hanukkah) is the Jewish Festival of Lights. Chanukah commemorates the recovery of Jerusalem and the subsequent rededication of the Second Temple holy temple in Jerusalem by the Maccabees. Chanukah lasts for eight days and starts on the evening of the Kislev 25 in the Jewish calendar.

Christmas Day - 25 December

Christmas Day is an annual festival in the Christian faith that marks the birth of Jesus Christ.

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Cass Bisco Careers and Strategic Partnerships

Contact Careers:

cbisco@millbayacademy.org

01752 221927

Our Careers Ethos

Policy + Provider Statement.

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Curriculum Overview

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Parent + Student Support

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Partners

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Welcome to our school!

Welcome to all our students and families transitioning to Year 7 at Millbay Academy in September.

We are super excited and looking forward to meeting you. Although times are tricky for schools at the moment, it pushes us to think creatively and overcome the challenges of our transition programme and that important work of preparing for change.

Over the coming weeks, we will be updating this website with video content to introduce you to our team of excellent staff. A couple of things you should know about us and our school.

1. We call each other by our first names. We believe that respect is mutual and it is earnt, not just because we are, “Sir” or “Miss”

2. We are an all-through school. That means we have children here from 3 to 16 years old, all as one community – a learning village!

3. Although you will have many more teachers than you might be used to, you will have a tutor who will get to know you and your family the best. Once these are all lined up, they will be in contact with you to say hello.

Meet The Team

Download our Prospectus

Find out more about our wonderful school!﻿

Our Students' Show off their School Uniform

Look Inside Millbay Academy

Re- Watch our Live Virtual Open Event

“The start line. The beginning of anything. You, your journey and where it will take you. Poised in the space between the known and the unknown. Infinite possibility.”

Lizzie Hawker, Ultrarunner

In this section our teachers will be introducing themselves over the coming weeks!

Meet the English Team:

Meet the Performing Arts Team:

Meet the PE Team:

Contact Us

Email: admissions@millbayacademy.org

Telephone: 01752 221 927

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The School Day

Information about the timings of the school day.

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Attendance

Expectations around attendance.

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Term Dates

Information about term dates and the school day

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Uniform

Information about our new school uniform

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School Meals

Click to find out more information about school meals.

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Wrap Around Care Club

Timings, costs and location information about our WAC clubs!

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Primary Learning Spaces

Explore our fantastic primary leaning spaces and see our wonderful students' learning in action!

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Meet the Primary Team

Click to find out more about the team!

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Contact The Primary Team

The different ways you can contact the Primary Team

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Joining us in Year 7?

A chance for future secondary school students and parents to meet the team, some of our students and explore our fantastic school!

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Newsletters

Please click here to read our school newsletters.

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Covid Safety

Information on how we will continue to be COVID-safe in school and reopening information

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Support for Year 11 Exams

Find out how we can support your child through this period

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Careers

We have fantastic careers opportunities here at Millbay Academy

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Keyham Incident Support

Community Support Resources

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Federation Information

FAQ and details of the High Street and Millbay Academy Partnership

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Clubs

Lunch time and after school clubs!

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School Closure Procedures

In the rare event of severe weather or other emergency it may be necessary to close the school.

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