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I am delighted and honoured to be the new Headteacher at Hawthorn Community Primary School. Our school sits in the very heart of our community and although it has 126 years of heritage, we have our eyes very firmly fixed on the future. The children at Hawthorn are at the heart of every decision we make. Through our values of Teamwork, Community, Respect

The Childline Phone number is 0800 1111. Meadowside Matters is our regular Newsletter that keeps you up to date on what is happening around school, and celebrates some of the fantastic work we do. Mrs Garnham welcomes to you our school and sets the scene for 'our vibrant, inclusive and caring setting for your child's learning, be that a new starter

Broughton Primary School is a one form entry primary with about 200 pupils which is situated in the small village of Broughton close to the historic market town of Kettering. The School is situated on the edge of the village and is surrounded on three sides by fields and open views of the the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside. Children are welcomed

Geddington is a one-form entry school which means that we have a single class for each of the seven year groups; there are just under 200 children in the school altogether. We serve the villages of Geddington, Newton and Little Oakley although a third of our children come from Kettering and Corby. The school has existed in one form or another for over

Pupils really enjoy school and are fired with enthusiasm for learning because of excellent teaching in all parts of the school. The vibrant curriculum balances times when children choose their activities and adults decide what they need to do to speed their learning. Hall Meadow is a fantastic primary school in the heart of the Kettering Leisure Village

Entrants had to create a track using electronic music production software (GarageBand or WalkBand) in order to be in with a chance of winning. The winner was Jennifer in Year 3, who created a fantastic EDM track with a great bass drop! Our school opened in 2004 to serve the new Northamptonshire village of Mawsley. Since that time, I have been delighted

Behaviour and relationships are excellent because the distinctive Christian values teach the pupils to make good choices. Teachers know their pupils well and plan learning that meets the needs of different groups of pupils accurately. Pupils demonstrate good attitudes to learning and this can be seen in the well-presented work in their books. Here

For children to be confident they must have good basic skills in English and Maths and a personal belief that they can cope in a range of social settings, adapt to change and learn new skills throughout life. We are fully committed to providing quality teaching and additional experiences that help all children to develop personal confidence through