Hoyle Court Primary School is a wonderful school, filled with happy and hard-working pupils and staff.
At Hoyle Court, we have a vision for every individual who crosses our path. We create a culture where everyone feels welcome, safe, secure and highly valued. It is our responsibility to embed core values in our pupils so they are equipped emotionally, morally and academically to contribute positively to our wider community and society at large. We have high expectations of learning behaviour for every child.
We offer a curriculum which motivates our children and ensures that they develop not only skills and knowledge but equally importantly, we develop every pupil as a happy and resilient individual who can make ‘good’ and well informed decisions. We aim to ensure that our children are prepared for anything and what they will need the most is a positive outlook and a brimming toolkit which they can employ to support them. Our curriculum is underpinned by the National Curriculum and the Foundation Stage Curriculum, but has an extra level of depth, meaning that Hoyle Court pupils get a great offer in our school. We love what we do and like to break the mould when providing learning experiences.
At Hoyle Court, our children will enjoy a wide range of experiences, including using and celebrating the outdoors, forest schools, residentials, brilliant beginnings, sport, music and much more. We know that these opportunities are essential to excite children about their learning and motivation is critical.
I have high ambitions and expectations for every pupil and will ensure inclusion and challenge for all. Academic outcomes and progress are important to us here and we continually develop and refine our curriculum ensuring it leads to success and progression for all. Inclusion is central to everything we do and wherever necessary, we make adaptations to ensure every child participates fully and succeeds. We break down barriers for pupils and enable achievement.
At Hoyle Court we want the best possible outcomes for all stakeholders and encourage intrinsic motivation so that every individual in our community is ‘Striving to be the best we can be.’ Relationships are key and people are the power. We are so lucky to have great like-minded people here who are persistent in their endeavours to do the very best we can for every child.
I am extremely proud to be the Headteacher of Hoyle Court Primary School and lead a school with wonderful children and a dedicated team of incredibly committed and hardworking professionals.
Claire Thirkill – Headteacher
Our 6 learning behaviours build on our growth mindset ethos and show children how they can become more confident learners, who always aspire to do their best. To be a successful learner, each child needs to develop key aptitudes that will enable them to access all their learning to the fullest extent. Children at Hoyle Court Primary School develop skills and attitudes to learning that will put them in good stead for the challenges they will meet throughout their lives. We are helping to build successful futures for all our children by showing them how to be highly motivated learners.