Welcome to Mount Hawke Academy on behalf of all of us, children and adults.
At our school, your children are valued as individuals whilst being encouraged to learn and grow together, building your child’s confidence in a safe and happy environment. Our aim is to promote a positive attitude towards learning and working, whilst respecting each other. This enables your child to achieve their full potential.
Our children's successes come through encouraging and developing high academic standards in a well-balanced and broad curriculum. We are all very proud of the children who attend our school and I am extremely proud of all our staff that work here and the amazing job they do every day.
We work closely with parents and your support is always greatly appreciated in this important aspect of your child’s life. It all makes our school a wonderful asset to the local community.
Catherine Biddick - Head of School
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A free resource, giving fun ideas for education, health and wellbeing. https://t.co/wQvMyKAQre https://t.co/oeucNdwZM6
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Music, movement and testing growing conditions for plants. Another very busy day! https://t.co/6IM4KOFDkA
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Digger driving, putting up fences and houses ready to start lambing!! Great practical home learning! https://t.co/QeUlYZsAnx
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Eligible FSM parents should receive vouchers for FIRST TWO weeks of term imminently - hoping by tomorrow.đ¤ We're so⌠https://t.co/Im9i6cg8xX
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Team D are busy investigating how water is transported! https://t.co/vdzOVobQs0
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Planning, designing and making in Design Technology. Our vehicles are looking good! https://t.co/FN1k83CPbg
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Each week, Oak National Academy and The National Literacy Trust are sharing a free ebook. This week is Tracy Beaker⌠https://t.co/5LtJ8TSbqU
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FSM PARENTS: We're currently processing Wonde vouchers to cover period up to end of w/c 11th Jan as Edenred scheme⌠https://t.co/ggne5hH6o9
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Its arty Friday! Super art work appearing in Google Classroom too. https://t.co/4HRxPU9ewy
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Super story writing in Key Stage One and lots of activities in Key Stage Two. https://t.co/c4PnvUSFyU
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