Welcome to Hill Mead Primary School

What makes Hill Mead different?

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Outstanding behaviour & discipline

We believe in a calm, respectful school with clear boundaries.

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Good or outstanding teaching

We attract and develop the most outstanding & ambitious teachers.

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Creative, child-centred learning

We plan our own curriculum so that it is imaginative & engaging

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Family feel

We are small enough that every child is still known by name.

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Hill Mead is for everyone

If we have a place, we will never turn a child away.

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How to look after your tomato plant

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@HillMeadPrimary - 22 May 2020

Today we explored chemical reactions and made our own erupting volcanoes! https://t.co/UOV8BrUtMR

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@HillMeadPrimary - 22 May 2020

Happy Friday! A popular saying about the rain is: ‘It’s raining cats and dogs’ What does this mean? Why do people say this? Can you think of other sayings that people use to describe the weather? Have a go at drawing a picture of your favourite one. Here are some ideas. https://t.co/5JENXhRWeT

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22 May 2020

Chapter 4: To be a bird (Year 3)

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22 May 2020

Garden Designers (Year 1)

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22 May 2020

How Much Did it Cost? (Year 5)

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@HillMeadPrimary - 21 May 2020

As you know, Michael Morpurgo’s short story about the blackbird’s idea is called ‘The Song of Gladness’. What does ‘gladness’ mean? What other themes are there in the story? What else could it be called? The Song of _______? Share your ideas for other titles for this story. https://t.co/KB6ClEVEHU

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@HillMeadPrimary - 21 May 2020

@HillMeadPrimary Calvin is so excited his tomato plant has its first flower! He says it's much bigger than Mummy's plants. Thank you Mr and Mrs Lawrence! https://t.co/HgU1vnEwUB

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21 May 2020

Let's problem solve! (Year 4)

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21 May 2020

Crack the code (Year 6)

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@HillMeadPrimary - 20 May 2020

Today we have been making spinners to explore colour theory. We have also harvested the potatoes we have been growing and planted some radishes! https://t.co/6XPy9MvGVt

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@HillMeadPrimary - 20 May 2020

On Friday, we thought about songs we like to listen to and how they make us feel. Some songs you love because you find the lyrics (words) beautiful, interesting or clever. Here is a song whose lyrics I enjoy. Have a listen here: https://t.co/olOWepSD1J Can you share yours? https://t.co/Yim0uQAMOH

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Pupils are well supported in their learning.

The behaviour of pupils is outstanding.

The curriculum provides a focus for learning.

An emphasis on critical thinking.

Play times are happy times.

Pupils enjoy reading.

Pupils with special needs do well at this school.

The school is calm & purposeful.

Announcement

Covid-19: School Closed

School Life

How to look after your tomato plant

Chapter 4: To be a bird (Year 3)

Garden Designers (Year 1)

How Much Did it Cost? (Year 5)

Let's problem solve! (Year 4)

Crack the code (Year 6)

Upcoming Events

Term 6

Last day of term

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