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.
The children in Reception had a fabulous day celebrating National Hairy toe day! They loved the live zoom call with Greg Botrill who designed Drawing club!A BIG thank you to the 200+ schools and settings who came to the inaugural National Hairy Toe Day earlier - over 6,000 children rejoicing in the joy of it all, but also in themselves and the play that loves them.
It was super emotional seeing so many children desperate to show off their Hairy Toe inventions, from potions to pizza, Lamborghinis to space rockets, boats to noodles, soups to holiday destinations ❤️❤️❤️
The hour of our Time Together was a powerful reminder that childhood has a magic deep inside it, so thank you to all the teachers who brought their children to experience the joy of Hairy Toe Day - for your faith in children, for the comfort in being vulnerable (who knew what was going to happen!) and above all for bringing your Big Play-full Heart to the hour.
Here’s to the rampant joy of the Hairy Toe, and here’s to rejoicing in companionship with liberated childhood.
I’ll see you all again - 30 April 2027 at 10am ready to step into the delicious, nonsensical malevolence of it all once more.
Keep playing; keep hairy toe-ing!!!
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#eyfs #earlyyears
#innerchild #childhood #education
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Astrocamp has taken off again this year. Science, art, hotdogs, smores, the Moon and Jupiter!
At Battle Hill, we go all in!
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Today we said goodbye to Mrs Piccolotto, who has covered Mrs Mulroy’s maternity leave in Year 3. We would like to take this opportunity to thank Mrs Piccolotto for her dedication and warmth to the pupils and to the school community at Battle Hill and we wish her well in her next chapter. She will be a big miss.
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The children in Early Years loved having ‘Animals about town’ in school on Friday.
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Friday’s Headteacher, Golden Breakfast and Maths Challenge awards. Well done everyone !
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