St. Michael’s Catholic Academy is proud to have been awarded an ‘Outstanding’ rating in all areas following a recent inspection by the Catholic Schools Inspectorate (CSI).
At St. Michael’s in Billingham, we are proud to provide a focused and supportive learning environment built on excellence in teaching and learning. High expectations run through everything we do, ensuring that every student is encouraged to achieve their very best.
Our diverse curriculum includes both academic and vocational pathways, giving pupils the chance to follow their interests and strengths. Alongside this, we instil strong values and positive learning behaviours, equipping young people with the confidence and character to thrive in school and beyond. At St. Michael’s, we prepare students not only for academic success but also to make a meaningful contribution to society and to embrace the opportunities of the future.
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27 January 2026
Snow, Smiles and Skiing: St Michael’s Hit the Slopes!
Students from St Michael’s Catholic Academy in Billingham have just returned from an unforgettable ski trip to Serre Chevalier, France — and what a week it was! From the moment they clipped into their skis, our young skiers embraced every challenge with energy, courage and plenty of laughter.
26 January 2026
Shining Stars: Celebrating Our Learning Passport Champions!
There is plenty to celebrate at St Michael’s Catholic Academy in Billingham as we recognise the incredible students who have successfully completed their Learning Passports! This achievement represents 12 full weeks of taking part in What Went Well Wednesday, where pupils share fantastic pieces of work from across all their subjects.
21 January 2026
Tasting Tradition: RE Enrichment Brings Learning to Life
Today’s RE Enrichment session at St Michael’s Catholic Academy in Billingham took students on a delicious journey through culture, celebration and faith! Pupils explored the foods enjoyed during a variety of religious festivals, discovering the meaning behind each tradition. They sampled dates, commonly eaten to break the fast during Ramadan; apples dipped in honey, which symbolise hope for a sweet year ahead during Rosh Hashanah; and festive treats such as chakli, enjoyed as part of Diwali celebrations.