Heartsease Primary Academy

For ages 2 to 11 years

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Welcome

Our academy is a happy, calm and exciting place to learn, where I know that the children will continue to make us proud of their responsible, positive and caring attitudes.


Our most recent Ofsted Report (May 2016) reported that this is an outstanding school, where children make accelerated progress.

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Learning

Our curriculum is designed to ensure that pupils leave Heartsease Primary Academy not only prepared for the next stage of their school career but prepared for life.


We are committed to providing a curriculum which is broad, balanced, sequential, and progressive. 

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Parents

At Heartsease Primary Academy, we believe that in order to provide a successful education for every individual child we must work in partnership with parents.


We have high expectations of ourselves, our children and our parents and carers. Together, we develop all areas of academy life, with clear expectations from all sides.


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Join us

Starting school is a very important time for young children and we aim to make it a happy and exciting event.


At Heartsease Primary Academy, we welcome children into our Nursery from ages 2 and 3 - and into our academy from the beginning of the school year in which they have their fifth birthday until the end of the school year in which they become eleven years old.


We have dedicated staff ready to support you with every step of the admissions process. Please get in touch with us to find out more.

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News and Events

By joanne.rowley 22 Mar, 2024
Welcome Dear Parents and Carers, It has been an excellent 1/2 term with all the children working very hard in school. I am pleased that over this half term our atrium gallery is beginning to take shape with a showcase of art projects from across the year groups. Mr Wellard has been working with the students to create a "to scale" solar system in the middle of the library area, and the children are adding the different facts that we want everyone to learn. Year 6 mock SATS went really well, each day starting with breakfast, relaxation and then assessments. Please look out for parents evening for year 6 soon after the Easter Break. We as a staff have also spent our time reviewing our behaviour policy so that it celebrates and rewards children for doing well in school and to find a way to be more restorative. This is something we will be refining on the training day and I will share with you in full after the Easter break. The friends of the school had yet another successful round of discos and there are plans a foot to try and host summer fete etc but more parental support is required. There will be a meeting that I would like you to attend to support the friends coming up after Easter so please look out for this as the funds they raise have really enhanced the curriculum provision this year already.  Thank you for your continued support. Mr N Campbell
By joanne.rowley 08 Mar, 2024
Welcome Dear Parents and Carers, It has been another busy week and the children continue to work hard. This week we celebrated World Book Day, it was lovely to see so many children dressed up as their favourite book character, there were some amazing costumes! Next week the children start their termly check in tests, these will enable our teachers to see what they need to work on with the children. Thank you for your continued support. Mr N Campbell
By joanne.rowley 16 Feb, 2024
Welcome Dear Parents and Carers, We are now drawing to a close for the 1/2 term and it has been a busy and exciting one. Our focus this half term has been on developing confident writers. We are teaching writing through the CUSP curriculum and the areas that we have developed over this term has been to use the model text as a template to help structure the children's writing. This is working well and all classrooms have the model text displayed and annotated so that your children understand what a good piece of writing looks like. As well as this we have been working with the Norwich writing Project led by the inspiration trust to ensure that our assessment of writing is robust and standardised across the school. This has been an exciting project for staff, particularly in year 3 & 4, who have had intensive training. So what does this mean for you and your child? This will mean that your children will be writing quality pieces in a variety of genres that will not only help them in their learning in their current year group, but more importantly give them the skills which can then be built upon in the coming years so that they are confident writers. Already the difference that this has made has been evident this term, children sharing their writing with me and talking through what grammar and punctuation is required in their writing. Well done for a very productive term, and I look forward to another productive four and a half weeks from the 26th February. Enjoy your half term and well deserved rest. Thank you for your continued support. Mr N Campbell
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Discover our latest vacancies below.

By Richard Nobes 04 Jul, 2023
One of the main reasons I enjoy working for The HEART Education Trust is the strong sense of community and teamwork that runs throughout the academies.
Supply teachers needed
By Richard Nobes 04 May, 2023
We are always welcoming of supply teachers to our Primary Academies.
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You can email Mr Campbell, Head directly at head@heartseaseprimary.co.uk

or contact our main office by emailing Mrs Parnell at office@heartseaseprimary.co.uk or calling 01603 307820.


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