We aim to provide the highest standards of education and value academic excellence, pupil well-being and personal development in equal measure.
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Our school has a very positive ethos where all individuals are respected and valued, regardless of age, background or beliefs. We are determined that all pupils will be given equal opportunities to thrive and succeed, and we will challenge and support them to overcome all potential barriers to learning.
This week at Highfield all pupils will have the opportunity to represent their House in the Marathon Kids running activity. The Year 5 and Year 7 pupils who participated yesterday were fantastic! ... See MoreSee Less
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Donate your pre-loved Christmas jumpers!
It is estimated that 1 in 4 Christmas jumpers are thrown away each year or never worn more than once. They are often made from man-made, plastic based fibres such as polyester so will never really breakdown in landfill.
This year, why not give your pre-loved jumpers a new lease of life and donate them to our Christmas Jumper Swap Shop. Clean/washed jumpers that are in a good state of repair can be dropped off at school from 20th - 29th November.
Whoever wishes to do so is then welcome to come along and choose a pre-loved Christmas jumper between 2nd - 10th December. A voluntary donation of ÂŁ2 for Save the Children is suggested.
This year, Christmas Jumper Day is Thursday 12th December. ... See MoreSee Less
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We are offering a brilliant opportunity for parents and carers to gain insight and advice from the professionals who form part of the Northumberland HINT team.
Lee Hill from the Emotional Wellbeing and Behaviour Support Service will deliver a session on how to support children who are struggling to regulate their emotions or are feeling overwhelmed by their emotions. He will also share strategies and advice on how to cope with âmelt downsâ and school avoidance.
There will also be an opportunity to ask questions relating to Autism and ADHD with Kim Graham from the Autism Support Service.
No official diagnosis is needed - all parents and carers who feel they may benefit from this session are welcome.
Spaces can be booked on MCAS or by calling the school office.
The session will be held here at Highfield on Tuesday 10th December.
All welcome - there is no limit on spaces. ... See MoreSee Less
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