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Partnership for Achievement

Welcome to Elston Hall Primary School

Achieving the potential of our children is our fundamental aim. We will be relentless in our drive to ensure that this is delivered. We will challenge the view that education alone cannot break the cycle of deprivation, low aspiration and underachievement. We want to ensure everyone in our Trust has the personal resolve and support to succeed, an ethos of ‘yes we can’.

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  • Effective teaching has the most impact on learning – teaching in our schools will be excellent.

  • We will ensure we develop independent and resilient learners, everyone will be safe in our schools.

  • The curriculum will be engaging, challenging and inclusive for all pupils, ensuring accelerated and sustained progress. 

  • Attendance figures will be above the National Average. 

  • Behaviour in all our schools will be excellent and provide a secure platform for learning. 

  • Teamship is embedded into the ethos of the Trust, where everybody supports each other and builds a work ethic based on good will and respect.  

  • Staff well-being and workload are recognised and supported by Leaders at all levels. 

  • Governance is secure and offers challenge and strategic support to ensure operational security. 

  • Staff development and training at all levels is at the forefront of our thinking; leaders are skilled in identifying the ability and developing the potential of individuals. 

  • The Trust is recognised locally and nationally as a trust of high quality, producing outstanding outcomes within a culture of achievement. 

Cannot praise the teachers, head teacher and staff enough. Some have dual roles discharging as safeguarding. They go above and beyond are passionate, committed and truly care about the children at this school and work very hard and those with dual roles show this professionalism , care and empathy within all their areas of responsibility. They offer fantastic support to parents too with a listening ear and helping them for the best for the children. Well done all!

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Term Time: Monday 1st September 2025 - Friday 19th December 2025

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​Mon 1st Sept/Tue 2nd Sept - INSET Days - School Closed to children

Wed 3rd Sept- Children Return to School

Fri 5th Sept - Year 1 and Year 2 Inspiration Days

Mon 15th Sept - Cheer-leading Club starts

Tue 16th Sept - Year 6 Parent Meeting 3.30pm

Mon 22nd Sept - Extra Curricular Clubs start

Mon 22nd/Tue 23rd Sept - Photographer in school

Wed 24th Sept - Year 1 Trip

Wed 23rd Sept/Thurs 24th Sept - Individual and sibling photos

Mon 29th/Tues 30th Sept - Year 6 height and weight checks

Fri 3rd Oct/Mon 6th Oct - Book Fair 

Tue 7th Oct - Year 5 Trip/Reception Parent Workshop

Thurs 9th Oct - Year 2 Harvest Celebration

Fri 10th Oct - Hello Yellow Day

Mon 20th Oct - Flu Immunisations

Tue 21st Oct - Parents Evening 4pm - 6pm

Tue 21st Oct - Parents Evening 3.30pm - 5pm

Fri 24th Oct- Children Break up for Half Term

Half Term: Monday 27th  October 2025 - Friday 31st October 2025

Mon 3rd Nov- Children Return to School

Tue 4th Nov- Year 2 Residential Meeting 3.30pm

Wed 5th Nov- Year 4 Lego Workshop

Mon 10th Nov- Odd Socks Day/Nursery Rhyme Week/Diversity Celebration (Invite Only)

Wed 12th Nov- Year 4 Cinema Trip

Fri 14th Nov- Children In Need

Mon 17th Nov- Reflexions Parent Workshop - Supporting Anxiety

Thurs 20th Nov - Year 6 Trip

Tue 25th Nov - Year 3 Trip Class 10 and half of Class 12/Rocksteady Concert

Wed 26th Nov- Year 3 Trip Class 1 1 and half of Class 12

Fri 5th Dec- Reception Trip

Wed 10th Dec- Christmas Lunch and Jumper Day

CHRISTMAS PERFORMANCES - CLICK HERE

Fri 19th Dec- Children Break up for Christmas

Christmas Break: Monday 22nd December 2025 - Friday 2nd January 2026

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