Business Details
Trusted Primary Education in Stockton-on-Tees
Hartburn Primary School stands as a cornerstone of educational excellence in Stockton-on-Tees, North East England. As part of The Prince Regent Street Trust alongside Village Primary and Wolviston Primary, we leverage collaborative expertise to deliver outstanding outcomes for every pupil. Our larger-than-average school prides itself on fostering strong home-school partnerships, recognising the vital role parents play in their children's development. With a dedicated team of professionals, we cultivate an environment where academic achievement is matched by character development. Our commitment to the local community is evident in every aspect of school life, from our Rights Respecting Schools initiative to our Eco Warriors programme.Through innovative approaches like Forest School and Skills Builder, we equip pupils with essential life skills alongside academic knowledge. Our curriculum balances core subjects with creative arts, physical education, and modern foreign languages, ensuring a well-rounded education. The school's leadership, despite recent personal challenges faced by our headteacher, remains focused on maintaining high standards while raising awareness of Motor Neurone Disease. We actively engage parents through regular communication channels and provide comprehensive support for pupils' wellbeing and special educational needs. This enduring commitment to educational excellence has made Hartburn Primary a trusted institution in the region.
Services
Primary Education
School Meals
E-Safety Programmes
Special Educational Needs Support
Forest School Activities
Skills Builder Partnership
Transition Support
Parent Engagement Programmes
Curriculum Enrichment
Wellbeing Support
Highlights and features
- We offer a collaborative learning environment within The Prince Regent Street Trust
- Our school fosters strong home-school partnerships for student success
- We provide specialist programmes including Forest School and Skills Builder
- Our curriculum includes modern foreign languages and digital skills development
- We maintain high standards through regular Ofsted inspections and reviews
Services
Primary Education
Hartburn Primary delivers comprehensive education for children aged 3-11, following the national curriculum. Our experienced teachers create engaging learning environments that develop core academic skills alongside personal growth. The school maintains high standards through regular assessments and Ofsted monitoring.
Special Educational Needs Support
We provide tailored support for pupils with special educational needs through individualised learning plans and specialist resources. Our dedicated SENDCo coordinates additional assistance while ensuring inclusion in mainstream classroom activities.
Forest School Activities
Our Forest School programme develops practical skills and environmental awareness through hands-on outdoor experiences. Qualified instructors lead sessions that build confidence, teamwork, and connection with nature.
Skills Builder Partnership
This initiative develops essential life skills through structured programmes focusing on communication, problem-solving, and resilience. We partner with external experts to deliver accredited skill-building workshops.
Transition Support
We provide comprehensive transition programmes for all key stage changes, including orientation sessions, information packs, and peer mentoring. This ensures smooth progression between year groups and to secondary education.
People
Mrs Claire Park
Headteacher
Experienced headteacher leading Hartburn Primary with dedication to educational excellence despite personal challenges with Motor Neurone Disease. Committed to student development and community engagement.
Questions
What age groups does Hartburn Primary School cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3-11 years through our Nursery to Year 6 classes.
How does the school support pupil wellbeing?
Our dedicated wellbeing programmes include mental health support, physical activities, and social development initiatives.
What specialist educational programmes do you offer?
We deliver Forest School sessions, Skills Builder partnership programmes, and digital skills development.
How can parents get involved with the school?
We encourage parental engagement through regular communication, Friends of Hartburn activities, and volunteer opportunities.
What happens during school transitions?
We provide structured transition support including orientation sessions and transition packs for all year groups.
How does the school handle special educational needs?
Our SENDCo coordinates tailored support plans and specialist resources for pupils with additional needs.
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