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- Howardian Primary School opened on the 7th September 2015 on the site of the old Howardian High School. The school is proud of the Howardian name and so it adopted the badge of the old High School as its' crest. The smart purple and yellow uniform was the collective view of what we wanted our children to look like and to be proud of. We are very pleased to welcome you as new parents/guardians and pupils to Howardian Primary School, a school where we have high expectations of our children and where we place their wellbeing at the center of our philosophy for learning. We support our pupils in developing confidence and patience, tolerance and perseverance, as they develop into happy and successful citizens of the future. We work hard to encourage each child to achieve their potential and we nurture the artists and musicians, scientists, technicians, and sporting achievers of the future, by striving to achieve high standards in all areas of the curriculum. Our success starts with the children and the families we serve, extending to all adults who work for our school: we encourage our pupils to be confident learners who believe in themselves, recognizing and harnessing the support of their parents and teachers. We operate an ‘Open Door’ policy. Please come in and see us if you have any concerns or you would like to share your child’s successes outside of school. Small molehills become large mountains of worry for children quickly so we need to address these as soon as possible. We have a simple mantra – we want your child to come to school with a smile on their face and go home after a hard day’s learning with that smile intact! We seek, wherever possible, to involve you as parents in the life and work of the school and to keep you well informed about your child’s progress. Governors share a vision and a clear alignment of values, beliefs, and attitudes. Staff at school are all immensely capable people, willing and able to take responsibility, demonstrating their leadership across every year group. Teachers, teaching assistants, and support staff work together, seeking a culture of equality which is evident in every classroom creating a climate of learning, supportive relationships, and a stimulating learning environment. We will continue to develop this over the forthcoming years. As well as a new headteacher, the summer term 2017 has also heralded the start of the building work. The next few weeks will see the preparation of the site ready for the contractors to move in to construct the new school. The new build is scheduled to be ready in the summer term of 2018. This is a very exciting time for us as a school and the builders have promised to involve the children as much as possible during the construction. Whilst we look forward to the new build with enthusiasm this could be a difficult time for the immediate neighbors to the school with the coming and going of large construction vehicles. View full school
Howardian Primary School opened on the 7th September 2015 on the site of the old Howardian High School. The school is proud of the Howardian name and so it adopted the badge of the old High School as its' crest. The smart purple and yellow uniform was the collective view of what we wanted our children to look like and to be proud of. We are very pleased to welcome you as new parents/guardians and pupils to Howardian Primary School, a school where we have high expectations of our children and where we place their wellbeing at the center of our philosophy for learning. We support our pupils in developing confidence and patience, tolerance and perseverance, as they develop into happy and successful citizens of the future. We work hard to encourage each child to achieve their potential and we nurture the artists and musicians, scientists, technicians, and sporting achievers of the future, by striving to achieve high standards in all areas of the curriculum. Our success starts with the children and the families we serve, extending to all adults who work for our school: we encourage our pupils to be confident learners who believe in themselves, recognizing and harnessing the support of their parents and teachers. We operate an ‘Open Door’ policy. Please come in and see us if you have any concerns or you would like to share your child’s successes outside of school. Small molehills become large mountains of worry for children quickly so we need to address these as soon as possible. We have a simple mantra – we want your child to come to school with a smile on their face and go home after a hard day’s learning with that smile intact! We seek, wherever possible, to involve you as parents in the life and work of the school and to keep you well informed about your child’s progress. Governors share a vision and a clear alignment of values, beliefs, and attitudes. Staff at school are all immensely capable people, willing and able to take responsibility, demonstrating their leadership across every year group. Teachers, teaching assistants, and support staff work together, seeking a culture of equality which is evident in every classroom creating a climate of learning, supportive relationships, and a stimulating learning environment. We will continue to develop this over the forthcoming years. As well as a new headteacher, the summer term 2017 has also heralded the start of the building work. The next few weeks will see the preparation of the site ready for the contractors to move in to construct the new school. The new build is scheduled to be ready in the summer term of 2018. This is a very exciting time for us as a school and the builders have promised to involve the children as much as possible during the construction. Whilst we look forward to the new build with enthusiasm this could be a difficult time for the immediate neighbors to the school with the coming and going of large construction vehicles.
