Heathfield Schools' Partnership
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The best start for a brilliant future
Heathfield Nursery & Infant School...
...is a place where every child feels important, succeeds and aspires to something greater.
We achieve this through a broad and exciting curriculum combined with a focus on individual needs and a nurturing and united community.
We challenge our children to be ambitious learners who strive for excellence and achievement across all aspects of school life. Children come first: everything we do is designed for their learning, enjoyment and success.
Our goal is to enrich their lives both now and in the future.
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A glimpse into our approach to teaching and learning
We Value
- Respect for ourselves and others
- Contributions to the community
- An enthusiasm to learn
- Hard work and commitment
- Confidence to try new things
- Celebrating everyone's contribution
Achievement Data
We are delighted with the progress our children have made, as seen in our end of year results in Reception and Year 2. We know that young children's early education and development was especially impacted by the pandemic and we feel these results reflect the children's hard work in the years they have been in school.
As an Infant School, we continue to focus on developing the children's early skills in reading, writing and maths, along with ensuring the children have a wide vocabulary and are able to listen carefully, express themselves clearly and work and play happily alongside each other.
Helen Child
Head of Infant School
GLD results (Reception) and Phonic Screening Results (Year 1)
69
Good Level of Development
(68% nationally)
80
Phonics Screening Check Passed
(81% nationally)
Year 2 'End of Phase' Results 2024
Children at the expected standard
84
Reading
72
Writing
67
Maths
A glimpse into school life
I know you will see how successful the Federation has been and how ambitious we are for the future.
Paul Clayton, Executive Headteacher