Business Details
Your Child's Future Starts Here
Hunnyhill Primary School Primary School is a community-focused two-form entry primary school serving children aged 3 to 11. Located in the heart of the Isle of Wight, we benefit from a unique setting surrounded by forest, farmland, and views of Carisbrooke Castle. Our vision centres on fostering resilience, independence, and a love of learning through a creative, text-led curriculum designed to challenge and inspire. We prioritise pupil well-being, ensuring every child feels safe, valued, and supported to achieve personal success.Technology is integrated into daily practice to prepare pupils for future challenges. As a Rights Respecting School, we uphold values of mutual respect and inclusivity, evidenced by our Eco Schools status and awards including the School Games Award, Arts Mark, and Science Quality Mark. Our dedicated staff and strong community partnerships enhance both academic and personal development.
Services
Preschool Education
Primary Education
Inclusion Support
Safeguarding
Curriculum Development
Highlights and features
- We provide a creative, text-led curriculum designed to inspire and challenge pupils.
- Our inclusive environment prioritises pupil well-being and personal development.
- Technology is integrated into daily learning to prepare children for future challenges.
- We maintain strong community and parental engagement through regular partnerships.
- Recognised with awards including the School Games Award and Arts Mark.
Associations and certifications
- Eco Schools
- School Games Award
- Arts Mark
- Science Quality Mark
What people say
Genuine care
Positive learning environment
Staff go above and beyond
Services
Preschool Education
Our Preschool offers a nurturing environment for children aged 3-4, focusing on foundational skills through play-based learning. Staff expertly guide behaviour expectations and early literacy/numeracy. The curriculum prepares children for Reception with structured routines and outdoor exploration opportunities.
Primary Education
We deliver a comprehensive Key Stages 1 and 2 curriculum for ages 5-11, combining core subjects with creative arts and physical education. Lessons incorporate technology to develop digital literacy. Differentiated instruction ensures all pupils achieve age-related expectations while developing critical thinking skills.
Inclusion Support
Our specialist SEMH resourced provision supports pupils with social, emotional, and mental health needs across the Isle of Wight. Tailored interventions and small-group learning promote academic progress and emotional well-being, with dedicated staff providing individualised care plans.
Safeguarding
We maintain rigorous safeguarding protocols following 'Keeping Children Safe in Education' guidelines. All staff hold enhanced DBS checks, with designated leads managing concerns. Regular training ensures child protection policies align with statutory requirements, prioritising pupil safety at all times.
Curriculum Development
Our creative, text-led curriculum integrates cross-curricular themes to engage pupils in meaningful learning. Specialist programs in arts, science, and PE (including School Games Award initiatives) enhance educational experiences. Regular assessment tracks progress against national standards while promoting higher-order thinking skills.
People
Mrs Lisa Steedman
Headteacher
Mrs Steedman leads Hunnyhill Primary School Primary School with a focus on inclusive education and curriculum innovation. With extensive experience in primary leadership, she champions pupil well-being and academic excellence, driving the school's vision for creative, technology-integrated learning.
Carol Ward-Reynolds
Inclusion Lead
As Inclusion Lead, Mrs Ward-Reynolds oversees support for pupils with SEMH needs. She coordinates safeguarding procedures and pastoral care, ensuring every child receives tailored support to thrive academically and emotionally within our inclusive environment.
Tracy Morgan
Assistant Headteacher
Miss Morgan serves as Deputy Designated Safeguarding Lead, implementing child protection policies across the school. She supports curriculum development and staff training, focusing on maintaining high standards in both academic provision and pupil welfare.
Questions
What age groups do you cater for?
We provide education for children aged 3 to 11, including Preschool, Reception, and Key Stages 1 and 2.
How do you support pupil well-being?
Our inclusive approach includes dedicated pastoral support, anti-bullying ambassadors, and a focus on mental health through the SEMH resourced provision.
What curriculum do you follow?
We deliver a creative, text-led curriculum aligned with national standards, integrating technology and cross-curricular learning experiences.
How do you ensure child safety?
We maintain strict safeguarding protocols with DBS-checked staff, designated leads, and policies aligned with statutory 'Keeping Children Safe' guidelines.
What facilities are available?
Our campus includes forest and farmland access, specialist learning spaces, and secure outdoor areas supporting diverse educational activities.
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