Erdington Hall Primary School
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Erdington Hall Primary School
In our Trust, we celebrate the rich and diverse school communities that make up our schools. Sharing, listening to and respecting each other's views and beliefs make our Trust stronger. We support each other, honouring our different backgrounds, to create a safe and equal environment for all. We are fiercely ambitious for all our pupils and challenge them to do their best, every lesson, every day.

We check their achievement and progress against the highest national standards. This ensures that we are always looking for ways to improve, and that we insist, relentlessly, on the highest standards of teaching and learning. Everyone in the Trust is continually challenged to improve on their previous best.
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I am both delighted and proud to be able to introduce myself, as the Principal of Erdington Hall Primary School. We are a two form entry school in Erdington, Birmingham, which sits at the heart of the local community. As part of the Summit Learning Trust, we are embedding the following Trust motto to ensure that the children are at the heart of all we do.
Our Local Governing Body plays an important role in supporting the Board of Trustees and providing key elements of local governance for schools. Erdington Hall Primary has a Local Governing Body consisting of representatives from both schools. Ensuring the academy is operating within the mission and ethos of the trust and contributing to the trust's key strategic priorities.
At Erdington Hall Primary, every child is recognised as a unique individual. Our aim is to provide our children with an engaging, exciting and empowering curriculum that equips them for today and tomorrow. We celebrate and welcome diversity within our school community and recognise that each child comes having different experiences.
We at Erdington Hall recognise that our school community is a unique group of individual people. As such, we strive to provide a positive, caring and secure environment and a curriculum that is fully inclusive for all children and adults within it. We aim to ensure that all of our very unique young people have a happy and successful time in our school and we are committed to working in partnership with parents in order to achieve this.
The school will do all it can to ensure that its policies do not discriminate, directly or indirectly. We shall do this through regular monitoring and evaluation of our policies and procedures. On review we shall assess and consult relevant stakeholders on the likely impact of our policies on the promotion of race equality, equality for disabled persons, gender equality and community cohesion.
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Jay Jones
Jay Jones
Dec 05, 2019
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Aaron Dugmore was a kid who hang himself at the 9, he attended this school. He was bullied and school failed to do anying.
Melissa Demers
Melissa Demers
Sep 20, 2019
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Get that poor white child off your pic for your site we dont want no more children joining your school after a little white boy killed him self because if ur schools bullying problem is not fixed or being paid attention to!!
Reynolds Family
Reynolds Family
Jun 22, 2019
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Should be held accountable for the death of that poor boy. And the teachers who did nothing should be arrested for manslaughter due to there negligence a boy is dead a mother is without a son absolutely disgraceful
Mr. L.
Mr. L.
Jun 03, 2019
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This this school allowed racist attack against a white boy. Seriously you should not even be open because you'allowed a young boy to be played constantly. You should be shut down after school and your head teacher is a disgusting disgrace saying the parents didn't have to come to the school how disgusting of you you are racist school. And I will be going to the school had to be filming I am a caller them out by their racialist attack against young boys that did not deserve to die because of your failure in your political correctness in school that this happen.
Anthony H. Jameson
Anthony H. Jameson
Sep 11, 2016
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As an ex-teacher here, I can honestly say this was a good school, though some of the teachers are a little slow, take the year 4 one, who thought half of 39 was 19. Really bad influence.
Now I'm an aspiring maths teacher so likelihood is I'll come here and take all your jobs, because I'm smarter than a brick, unlike you all.
Otherwise it was good? I think.
A. Google User
A. Google User
Jul 09, 2013
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Very racist anti white school where asain children are taught all whites should be killed , i hope all responsible rot in hell for there failure of a boy being bullied who hung himself