Welcome from our Headteacher
On behalf of our Governors, staff and pupils, I would like to welcome you to Battle Hill Primary School.
As head, I feel privileged to be leading such a wonderful team of staff, who have a shared vision; work tirelessly to provide our children with positive school experiences; meet the needs of every child, providing a safe, secure and stimulating environment and continue to develop the outstanding relationships that exist with our pupils and community.
Latest News
Explore the latest updates and achievements from our school.
Battle Hill are proud to announce we have been awarded NTLT Eco Award. Special shout and to Mr Brunton and Mis McMullon, who led the project
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Today we said goodbye to all our Y6 pupils. A day tinged with sadness but also excitement to see where their next adventure takes them. Each and every one of you has left an imprint on our hearts and we wish you the very best for your futures. Remember, you can be whatever you want to be - the sky’s the limit !
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Mr Brunton and Miss Barnes class have had a fantastic time learning, designing and building our own trains.
The children have worked tirelessly and patiently, tweaking and fixing their designs as the project has gone on.
It culminated in a competition where the two classes got together and talked about what they had achieved, before competing in their challenge. Well done! And a big thanks to Primary Engineer.
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I had the pleasure of being Finley’s audience yesterday, as he explained his ideas for improving KS1 yard. What an articulate young man! I explained what a great school councillor he would make, so he left with a new ambition for Year 3! What a lovely way to have your day brightened ☺️
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