Each year the government allocates to schools an amount of money known as the Pupil Premium Grant to support the education of children. The amount schools receive is based on a number of factors with the main criteria being eligibility for free school meals and the number of Looked After Children attending the school. There is no set guidance on the way in which this funding should be used and it is up to individual schools to determine their own priorities.
We are delighted you are considering joining our Hursthead Infant family. We are very proud of our school. Hursthead Infant School is rated Outstanding in Personal Development by Ofsted and our end of Key Stage 1 results in reading, writing and maths, in some instances, are triple the national average.Life at Hursthead Infant School is under-pinned by a family ethos and we ensure that each and every child is nurtured. The pastoral care we provide is key in order for all children to flourish. We place a strong emphasis on music, art and sport and aim to develop rounded individuals.
Choosing a school is a big step in a child and parent's life. We believe the best way to decide if our school is the right one for your child is to come and see us in action.
If you wish to book a tour, please contact us by either emailing headteacher@
The closing date for applications for Reception admission is 15 January 2025.
We look forward to meeting you.
Miss Karen Grant
Headteacher