On the 6th June 2022 we hosted a community event in school to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee.
Families from Hedworthfield Primary School came together to for an afternoon of entertainment; we played games, socialisied and enjoyed some delicious home made scones and refreshments.
We would like to thank all of our families for joining us for this celebration and to South Tyneside Platinum Jubilee Community Fund.
A great time was had by all, we cant wait to welcome our community to our next celebration!
Year 4 took a trip to the Hancock Museum in order to develop their understanding of the Ancient Egyptians. The children showed outstanding behaviour and wonderful engagement throughout the day.
Today representatives from our school council attended St Paul’s Church, Jarrow to take part in a special service to celebrate the first anniversary of ‘The Way of Learning’ pilgrimage Route, with Bishop Paul Butler.
The children jloined their peers from Hedworthfield and neighbouring schools.
The children were amazing citizens they wrote paryers for poorly relatives and for world peace!
‘We are absolutely delighted that the inspectors felt we would meet the criteria to be an outstanding school if we had had a full inspection. Hedworthfield Primary School and Language unit is a very special place for our children and the inspection result is a reflection on our whole school community and how well we work together to ensure the best possible outcomes for our children.’ Gemma Jeynes, Headteacher.
‘The school has gone from strength to strength over the past six years and I could not be prouder of the hard work of our staff and children or thank our parents enough for their support. It was wonderful to have the inspection team recognise the positive relationships in school, how safe our children feel and how ambitious our curriculum is to ensure they excel in their education.’ Gemma Jeynes, Headteacher
Quotes from the report:
‘Pupils flourish at this school. They respond readily to staff’s high expectations… Teachers check understanding before moving on to new content. Pupils remember what they have been taught. Pupils achieve exceptionally well across the curriculum.’
A number of parents viewed the school as ‘amazing’ and a school which ‘values the whole family’
The curriculum was praised by Ofsted ‘Leaders have ensured that the schools curriculum makes it clear exactly what pupils must know, and be able to do, in all subjects.’. Inspectors were also impressed by the strong and supportive relationships in schools with the report stating: ‘Pupils and staff thrive in a culture of mutual respect’.
