Raising funds to support the education of the children of Henry Chichele Primary School.
Regular downloadable updates for the whole school or letters home for your child's class.
Great teaching and learning and a stimulating curriculum help us to improve all of the time.
We have collated all of the most important facts and figures about our school onto one page.
Henry Chichele Primary School is situated in the market town of Higham Ferrers. We are set in extensive grounds, away from the main road.
We are a school which believes that every child and adult who is part of the school community has a right to feel happy, respected and valued. We believe that all children deserve the best and our aim is to help them succeed by reaching their full potential in every area of school life. We value the broad and balanced curriculum which our staff offers and all children are able to fully access not only academic, but creative and physical areas of the National Curriculum.
Each child is considered as a whole person; developing skills, concepts and attitudes necessary for the opportunities and experiences of the future. We endeavour to motivate, support and inspire the children within our care and all successes are shared and celebrated.
The school was built in 2004 and has recently undergone extensive building works to make the school two form entry. The Planned Admission Number (PAN) was increased from 30 to 60 for the academic year 2014/15; we expect to be fully two form entry by 2020/21. The school comprises 14 classrooms, a fabulous multi-use room, a large central hall, studio, offices and staff room.
The school grounds are secure, set with trees, hedges and fencework. There is a pond area where the children can observe wildlife, outdoor shelters and a new 'all weather' area for the children to play and execise on.
Please find the link to our Prospectus here. We hope that you will read it to gain a sense of the value we place in each child and our desire to ensure standards, in all areas, remain as high as possible within a safe, secure, happy and caring community school.
Stephen McClymont
Head Teacher
The school is closed today, Monday, 11th December, due to concerns over site safety following heavy snowfall yesterday.
November heralds the build up to the Christmas period........
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The provision for pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is good. Pupils are well prepared for life in modern Britain and their next stage of education.
Children in the early years benefit from good quality provision and they are well prepared for Year 1.
Disadvantaged pupils and pupils who have special educational needs or disability are making good progress.
Pupils enjoy school life and they behave well. Their conduct around the school is good. Pupils of all ages get on well together.
Pupils learn in a supportive environment where their teachers know them well. As a result, pupils have positive attitudes to learning and work well together.
Because they are now well taught, current pupils learn well, make good progress from their starting points and reach the standards expected for their age.
