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Learning During School Closure Information

Message from the Headteacher

Thank you to everyone for your support this week.  Please go to the class pages to read messages from your child’s teacher.  They have all enjoyed receiving messages and pictures showing what you have been doing at home. 

The last couple of weeks have been surreal and quite unprecedented and we appreciate the hurdles you may have to overcome at home.  Some of you are following the plans – this is great!  Some of you have been performing science experiments and learning about topics that you are interested in – this is great too!  If you are struggling with the work set please don’t worry.  Whilst we don’t want to stop children learning, yours and your child’s mental health is more important.  Make sure you are taking regular breaks and if it all becomes too much stop and do something else e.g. go out into the garden and enjoy the sun while we have it.

Please contact the class teachers on their class email addresses, or myself at the office email if you have any questions.

Thinking of you all at this tricky time

Miss Flack

Hurst Green Prospectus 2019 2020

Hurst Green is a Church of England Voluntary Controlled School for children aged two to eleven. It was originally founded by the Church of England, and it’s mission upon foundation in the 1860s was to provide education for the parish in accordance with the Trust Deed.

We have been rated a Good school by Ofsted again!

Ofsted May 2019

“Children have a good start in early years with a wide selection of exciting activities.”

“Teachers monitor pupil’s progress regularly and pupils are know as individuals.”

“Pupil’s personal development, behaviour and welfare are good.  Pupils are friendly and respectful to adults and to each other.  They have positive attitudes to their learning.”

“This is a nurturing school.  Consequently, pupils are cared for well, and feel safe.”

“Following a services of rapid improvements, teaching, learning and assessment have many strengths.”