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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School Life

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Hill Mead on top as football season is cancelled

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@HillMeadPrimary - 16 Nov 2020

Today we have been trying to fix the broken 100 square, remembering our facts about Florence Nightingale and finding our sounds in our book club story. https://t.co/3lEbbSWvOA

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@HillMeadPrimary - 12 Nov 2020

We may not be learning at school this week but we have been doing lots of fun learning at home using Seesaw! https://t.co/am023Y6Zyo

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@HillMeadPrimary - 10 Nov 2020

Today we looked at street art from Brixton. Why have these individuals been chosen? What significance do they have to Brixton? Are there any similarities and differences between them? https://t.co/Qj1xKv17CY

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@HillMeadPrimary - 5 Nov 2020

Some examples of our finished monoprints, inspired by Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s ‘Hiawatha Overture’ https://t.co/P2XTvuRsUW

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@HillMeadPrimary - 4 Nov 2020

For Black History Month we have started to talk about Mary Seacole, Linton Kwesi Johnson and Samuel Coleridge-Taylor. Can you think of any other Black British person that would be interesting to learn about? We would love to hear your suggestions and use some of them next term. https://t.co/XtkFa7vWJT

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@HillMeadPrimary - 23 Oct 2020

Which artefacts are related to which historical black figure? What do the objects tell you about each person? We’ve loved exploring over the last few weeks and look forward to learning about their lives and significance in greater depth after half term. https://t.co/grJ2AbbiXd

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