Welcome to Whitehill Primary School
On behalf of the whole school community, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to Whitehill Primary School.
At Whitehill, we believe that every child has the right to a first-class education – one that inspires, challenges and motivates learners in all subject areas. You will see throughout our school the motto “Shine like a Star”, which is used to inspire our children to aim high and celebrate their successes. We encourage each child to Shine Academically, Shine Personally and Shine Socially in order to be success in their education, but also a successful member of the community in a modern Britain.
As part of our commitment to a broad and balanced curriculum, we offer a wide range of enrichment to our children. We are proud to have our own minibus, which is used to take learning outside of the classroom and provide ‘hands-on’ learning experiences. Our minibus is also used for the vast number of sporting events that we are involved in. We are also delighted with our Forest School area, which is used by all classes throughout the year and develops great skills and risk-taking, whilst introducing the children to the natural world around them.
We have high expectations of all our children in regards to their behaviour and attitudes to work. This is celebrated around school through: the work of our School Councillors; presentation and good work displays; and our weekly celebration assembly, where two children from each class are celebrated for their high standards of work and behaviour. Visitors often comment on just how calm and productive our learning environments are in school.
As a school, we recognise that some of our children (or families) need additional support at times: we have a fantastic team of staff who work closely with our children and provide the support they need (whether academic, social, emotional or behavioural). Our Learning Mentor works closely with our families and we are delighted to have both a Play Therapist and Speech & Language Therapist for those children who require more specialist support.
Without doubt, it is our children that makes Whitehill a special place to learn. Our children continue to demonstrate their incredible resilience, confidence, respect and tolerance – preparing them well for the diverse community we live in. It is because of the children and the achievements we have made so far, that I am so proud to say that I am the Headteacher at Whitehill Primary School.
I hope you enjoy looking at our ever growing website to see what makes Whitehill so special. However, a website can never replicate the feeling inside a school, so if you would like to see the school first-hand, you will always be made welcome.
Mr Steven Hall
Headteacher
Latest Whitehill Calendar Events
- Dress in a Colour Day23May2025
To kick things off, on Friday 23rd May, we’ll be holding the first of our events. On this day, all children are invited to come to school dressed in their class colour (or in their own clothes if needed) in exchange for a donation to our Rainbow Raffle. Each year group has been assigned a colour, and we’re asking for donations that fit within that colour theme. Please feel free to get creative so we can put together some exciting hampers! Colour themes: Year 6 - Red Year 5 – Orange Year 4 – Yellow Year 3 – Green Year 2 – Blue Year 1 – Pink Reception & Nursery – Purple
- School Holidays26May2025
- Crazy Hair Day13Jun2025
On Friday 13th June, we’ll be holding our second non-uniform day — Crazy Hair Day! All children are invited to come to school in their own clothes with wild, wacky, and wonderful hair in exchange for a donation. We’re asking for bottles, unwanted gifts, or toiletries — this could include items like juice, fizzy pop, bubble bath, or bath bombs. Please remember we’re unable to accept alcohol.
Latest News
- Well done to Year 1 who achieved an attendance of 97% or above this week, so therefore, will have a non-uniform day on Thursday 22nd May (due to dress in a colour day being on Friday).
- Well done to Reception, Year 1 and Year 3, who all achieved an attendance of 97% or above this week, so therefore, will have a non-uniform day on Friday 16th May.
- Well done to Reception, Year 2 and Year 3, who both achieved an attendance of 97% or above this week, so therefore, will have a non-uniform day on Friday 9th May.
- Well done to Year 1and Year 3, who both achieved an attendance of 97% or above this week, so therefore, will have a non-uniform day on Friday 2nd May.