Welcome to Highlands Primary School
Welcome to Highlands
Welcome to Highlands Primary School in Hull, a member of Humber Education Trust.
Highlands Primary School is a large primary school located on the Bransholme Estate on the outskirts of Hull.
We strive to create a happy welcoming, caring and safe environment where expectations are high and where learners are encouraged, challenged and supported to be the best they can be. We believe that educating children as they grow up, preparing them to lead safe, happy, healthy and successful lives is at the heart of what we do. We aim to ensure our children are RESILIENT, GOOD COMMUNICATORS, HAVE A POSITIVE SELF ESTEEM are KIND, TOLERANT AND RESPECTFUL by the time they leave us.
Our curriculum is exciting and engaging and built on ensuring children are given real and meaningful experiences. We are an inclusive school and value and celebrate individuality and differences. We foster a caring environment where children's social and emotional development is at the heart of what we do.
Our staff are committed to our children and families and frequently go the extra mile because we all genuinely believe that education can make the difference to lives and open doors to exciting opportunities.
Mrs D Smith (Principal)
177 Steps, One Song: Highlands Choir Marks the Start of May
Today, a group of children from The Highlands Primary School choir climbed the treacherous 177 steps to the top of Hull Minster tower to help welcome in the month of May. Showing tremendous bravery and resilience, the children rose above the city and filled the air with beautiful singing. Their performance was a truly memorable moment and a wonderful celebration of courage, teamwork and musical talent.
Click here to watch their fantastic performance.
Poster Competition Winners
The children at Highlands recently took part in a Road Safety Poster Competition launched by Councillor Paul Harper. Thank you to all the children who submitted an entry. Well done to our two winners who were awarded with their prizes this morning - a book token from Waterstones and a recycled bike donated by R-evolution. Many thanks to Feargal McCullough and his team for donating the bikes. Our winners are pictured.