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Hart Primary School

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Thank you for visiting our school website. Having worked in primary schools in Hartlepool for over two decades, I am honoured to serve as Headteacher of Hart Primary.  At Hart Primary, we place children at the heart of everything…

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We are pleased to announce the NLLT Pupil Parliament members for 2026/2027: Lily and Joshua. This morning's election featured impressive speeches from all candidates, with the contest proving quite competitive. Those who were not selected for Pupil Parliament have demonstrated commendable sportsmanship and have accepted positions on our Junior Leadership Team. We extend our congratulations to all participants for their contributions to school leadership. ... See MoreSee Less

We are pleased to announce the NLLT Pupil Parliament members for 2026/2027: Lily and Joshua. This mornings election featured impressive speeches from all candidates, with the contest proving quite competitive. Those who were not selected for Pupil Parliament have demonstrated commendable sportsmanship and have accepted positions on our Junior Leadership Team. We extend our congratulations to all participants for their contributions to school leadership.

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So proud of you lil ❤️

Go Joshua well done 👏❤️ x

Today we held our Pupil Parliament Assembly, where Year 5 and 6 candidates presented speeches to the entire school community. The caliber of presentations was exceptional this year, making the voting process particularly challenging. All students and staff have now cast their votes, and we are currently tallying the results. We will share the outcomes with you by the end of the day. ... See MoreSee Less

Today we held our Pupil Parliament Assembly, where Year 5 and 6 candidates presented speeches to the entire school community. The caliber of presentations was exceptional this year, making the voting process particularly challenging. All students and staff have now cast their votes, and we are currently tallying the results. We will share the outcomes with you by the end of the day.Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

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Aw good luck kids Wish I was a fly on the wall xx

Dear Families,

Well, that's our first week of the new school year done, and what a fantastic week it has been!

It has been absolutely lovely to see all of our children back in school. The building has been full of smiles, laughter and happy faces and the children have settled brilliantly into their new classes. We have been so impressed with how hard everyone has been working already. We are incredibly proud of them all!

Over the summer, school has had a bit of a glow up too! You may have noticed our freshly painted areas, the newly relaid pathway and our new car park gates. We hope these improvements help make our school environment even better for our children, families and staff.

One of the highlights of the week has been our attendance. We are delighted to report that attendance has reached 96.3%, hitting our school target. Thank you for your support in getting children to school every day and on time. We know how important good attendance is, and we will continue to work closely with families throughout the year to build on this strong start. This will include introducing our Calpol Policy, which aims to support families in getting children into school whenever they are well enough to attend.

We also have lots of exciting opportunities coming up this half term for parents and carers to join us in school. Please keep an eye out for further details about:
☕ Macmillan Coffee Morning – Friday 25th September
📚 Share a Lesson Sessions
🌾 Harvest Festival Celebrations

We love welcoming families into school and look forward to seeing as many of you as possible at these events.

A gentle reminder to please park safely and considerately around school when dropping off and collecting children. We kindly ask families not to use the staff car park and to be mindful of our neighbours and other road users. Your cooperation helps keep everyone safe.

Thank you once again for helping us have such a positive start to the year. We hope you all have a wonderful weekend and, with any luck, the sunshine might decide to make an appearance! ☀️

See you on Monday!

Mrs Leonard

(or Mrs Lemon/Mrs Leopard as I've been called once or twice this week! )
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Dear Families, 

Well, thats our first week of the new school year done, and what a fantastic week it has been!

It has been absolutely lovely to see all of our children back in school. The building has been full of smiles, laughter and happy faces and the children have settled brilliantly into their new classes. We have been so impressed with how hard everyone has been working already. We are incredibly proud of them all!

Over the summer, school has had a bit of a glow up too!  You may have noticed our freshly painted areas, the newly relaid pathway and our new car park gates. We hope these improvements help make our school environment even better for our children, families and staff.

One of the highlights of the week has been our attendance. We are delighted to report that attendance has reached 96.3%, hitting our school target. Thank you for your support in getting children to school every day and on time. We know how important good attendance is, and we will continue to work closely with families throughout the year to build on this strong start. This will include introducing our Calpol Policy, which aims to support families in getting children into school whenever they are well enough to attend.

We also have lots of exciting opportunities coming up this half term for parents and carers to join us in school. Please keep an eye out for further details about: 
☕ Macmillan Coffee Morning – Friday 25th September
 📚 Share a Lesson Sessions 
 🌾 Harvest Festival Celebrations

We love welcoming families into school and look forward to seeing as many of you as possible at these events.

A gentle reminder to please park safely and considerately around school when dropping off and collecting children. We kindly ask families not to use the staff car park and to be mindful of our neighbours and other road users. Your cooperation helps keep everyone safe.

Thank you once again for helping us have such a positive start to the year. We hope you all have a wonderful weekend and, with any luck, the sunshine might decide to make an appearance! ☀️

See you on Monday!

Mrs Leonard 

(or Mrs Lemon/Mrs Leopard as Ive been called once or twice this week! )

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Lemon & Leopard 😂

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