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 February 14, 2025
Welcome Dear Parents and Carers, I would like to thank you for a great 1/2 term and start to 2025. This term has seen the launch of our Sunstone room, improvements in attendance and accelerated learning in the classrooms. The children have undertaken a variety of assessments, and this is showing that the children are making excellent progress. In Jade and Jasper classes we have begun to roll out our new phonics scheme Sounds Write which is really going to help the children become fluent readers as they progress through the school. I hope that you all have a great 1/2 term, check out our Facebook page for “free things to do” in the half term as well. Thank you again for your continued support. Kind regards Mr N Campbell
By joanne.rowley January 31, 2025
Welcome Dear Parents and Carers, I am so pleased to be writing to you at the end of what has been a very exciting two weeks at school. Car Park Safety Having reviewed the car parking over the past 2 weeks it has become evident that our car park at the end of the school in particular is becoming congested and borderlining on dangerous because of the number of unauthorised vehicles who insist on entering school grounds. As part of this review i have surveyed the space within the car park and feel that it is safe to have upto 10 vehicles to arrive to collect children which means our current system is not fit for purpose. Over the current 2 weeks we will be reviewing permit holders and writing to individuals to clarify their status and requirements. However even with this review being undertaken i still need your support as the school community to abstain from parking within the school grounds if you do not have a permit, without your support and help no system i introduce will be effective because only when we work as a team respecting each other's needs can we achieve the safety for our children. I hope you understand and thank you for your cooperation and continued support. Kind regards Mr N Campbell
By joanne.rowley January 17, 2025
Welcome Dear Parents and Carers, We have had an excellent start to the new year with the children working very hard from the off! The new student librarians have been working hard every lunch time this week as they code our non-fiction section of the library ready for children to come down and use. They have done a great job so far! The Spring assessments are also underway, and I am pleased to note that the year 6 pupils have done very well, showing that they are working hard with their teachers and are making progress towards their SATS in May. Next week the children in year 2 will also undertake their reading and maths assessments. Please reassure your children that these assessments are never anything to worry about. We undertake assessments so that we can identify any areas that the children may be excelling at as well as areas that need more support from the teachers. I am proud of how all the children have returned and that their attitudes to learning are excellent. Thank you for your support Kind regards Mr N Campbell
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Work with us

Discover our latest vacancies below.

By Richard Nobes July 4, 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 May 4, 2023
We are always welcoming of supply teachers to our Primary Academies.
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Contact us

You can email Mr Campbell, Head directly at head@heartseaseprimary.org.uk

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


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