We are an inner city primary school situated to the West of Hull. We are a school which is committed to life long and active learning with a commitment to a growth mindset approach as well as looking after our physical and mental wellbeing. I feel truly privileged to have this opportunity to play a key role in shaping the education and raising aspirations of our children at Chiltern Primary School.

Mrs Roe, all our staff and myself, will work with the whole school community to provide a safe, caring, happy, exciting and creative environment, in partnership with our Thrive Trust schools, utilising and sharing skills and expertise to ensure all of our children’s aspirations and expectations are realised. At the moment, we are ensuring that our children have access to a bespoke broad and balanced, active curriculum, with blended remote learning readily available, in the event of the requirement to work from home.

Working in partnership with parents is crucial; together we need to ensure each child feels safe, valued and happy, in order to achieve their full potential. I look forward to meeting you all again and celebrating your child’s learning and achievements during lessons, assemblies, partnership learning days and other school events or even a quick chat on the playground in the morning when we return back to school.

We welcome new children to our school.

Mrs J Marshall | Headteacher

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Chiltern Primary school is a community primary school with approximately 480 pupils on roll. It is a successful school serving the Hessle Road area of the city. The school is larger than average but aims to treat all pupils as individuals, with their own needs and talents.​

We are a Creative, Co-operative Community, with a caring and supportive ethos. Enthusiastic and committed staff provide high levels of education and pastoral guidance and support to all of the school's pupils and their families.

As a Creative, Cooperative Community we aim to work together as a team, to provide inspirational and challenging learning opportunities for all our children, embedding basic skills and motivating them so that they can achieve their full potential. We also aim to develop skills for life, based on our core values of self-help, self-responsibility, democracy, equality, equity and solidarity. We also believe in the ethical values of honesty, openness, social responsibility and caring for others, which are crucial to ensure our children develop into responsible and articulate citizens who are ready for the future.

We will achieve this by:

Promoting the highest academic standards possible and ensuring an enriched, bespoke and active curriculum

All children are challenged suited to their needs

All pupils feel valued, safe and secure in an environment which is respectful and honest

Children will become resilient learners through a growth mind-set approach

Provide positive role models, recognising success through practice and perseverance and with the support of learning partners

Ensuring a well-resourced, calm and stimulating environment, where everybody is respected and valued

Supporting pupils and their families

At Chiltern Primary School we believe that a child’s early education is formative and enduring. The lessons we teach give the knowledge, skills, beliefs and attitudes that inform future choices and life’s direction. They enable children to begin to discover who they are and what their place in a rapidly changing world might be. Our work is to provide children with a caring and safe environment in which to discover the adventure that is life.

We will deliver our mission by teaching the Statutory Framework for the Early Years Foundation Stage and the National Curriculum as our core curriculum which has been carefully crafted to create a bespoke, progressive curriculum for our children. We always actively encourage a growth mindset approach with everything we do.

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A Thrive school is one that is a dynamic community of staff, pupils and their families all focussed on one thing - inspiring pupils to thrive in life.

This is our mission because we believe that great schools are much more than learning factories. They are transformative places where eyes are opened, support and care is expressed, and personal potential is realised.

How will we achieve this? By working cooperatively and holding fast to the Thrive Charter.

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