Huntingdon Primary
Year Six
Welcome to the Year Six page! Your teachers are Miss Ruff and Mr Quinlan.
Click one of our learning adventures below to find out more.
Ofsted Report
February 2024 Inspection
In February 2024 Ofsted inspected Huntingdon Primary School.
The Ofsted report for HPS is a very good report recognising the many strengths of the school, in particular the OUTSTANDING judgement for Personal Development. An Outstanding judgement is incredibly hard to achieve and reflects the excellent work of the children and staff.
Highlights include:
- Pupils enjoy their lessons and are keen to learn.
- The school has designed an interesting and well-sequencedcurriculum.
- The early years curriculum is carefully planned.
- The school has a clear ambition for reading.
- Pupils like the fact that staff are ambitious about what theycan achieve. They enjoy the different subjects.
- The school ensures that pupils with SEND are wellsupported.
- Poor behaviour is not accepted, and pupils behave well.
- Pupils feel confident about going to staff if they have anyworries.
- Pupils trust adults in the school to deal with any incidents ofbullying if it does occur.
- Governance is strong because governors know the school well.
Ofsted 2024 – What is it like to attend this school?
“Huntingdon Primary School is an inclusive school where pupils are happy. They are proud of the sense of care and community that permeates the school. Pupils respect each other and value the school’s culture ofcelebration irrespective of who you are. Parents and carers also appreciate the school’s nurturing ethos.”
There is one small development point relating to the teaching of skills in Geography. We will now ensure that this development is addressed quickly.
The Report
We are incredibly pleased that Ofsted have recognised the great improvements that Huntingdon Primary School has made. We will continue to work hard and are striving to improve on everything we do and are aiming for Outstanding overall next time!
April Newsletter
Our latest newsletter is available to download below.
Note: An earlier version of this newsletter contained a typo in the holiday dates. The May half-term date is Monday 27th to Friday 31st May.
EIFA Coffee Morning
Coffee Morning at Huntingdon Youth Centre
Education Inclusion Family Advisors offer you an opportunity to ask for information, advice and support on any issue affecting your family life in a relaxed environment
- Thursday 2nd May 2024
- 9:15 – 10:30
For further information please email leanne.martin@cambridgeshire.gov.uk
Eid MUBARAK
Eid al-Fitr, also known as the ‘festival of breaking the fast’, is a joyous occasion that marks the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting for Muslims, when they abstain from food and drink between dawn and sunset.
Ramadan is one of the five pillars of Islam and Eid al-Fitr is significant in celebrating the end of a very intense month of fasting, prayer, self-reflection and charity. It is a time for families and friends to come together and rejoice with food and drink, gift each other presents and dress up in new clothes.
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