Our Motto

Building Bright Futures

Our Vision

Everyone at Red Hill Primary School is committed to providing the building blocks for every child to flourish in a safe and nurturing environment.

We offer a creative curriculum, enriched with opportunities to enable our pupils to understand the world around them and be responsible citizens. Through developing their resilience, independence and confidence, our pupils see learning as a way to realise their full potential.

Our Values 

Our motto is Building Bright Futures, and our values – Belonging, Respect, Integrity, Curiosity, Kindness and Strength – spell BRICKS. These are more than words: they are the foundations we lay for every child at Red Hill. BRICKS represent the character we nurture in every classroom and playground; the skills and habits that help children learn, grow and succeed. They also connect us to our place – our school stands on the site of the former Pascall’s Tile and Brick Works – so BRICKS is both a promise and a reminder: the values we teach are the very bricks that build a brighter future for our pupils.

Belonging

Respect

Integrity

Curiosity

Kindness

Strength

The Pioneer Academy

The Pioneer Academy Vision:

We put children first, pioneering excellence and championing each and every child. Safe – Happy – Learning

The Pioneer Academy Expectations

Safe:

• Schools are safe and secure
• Safeguarding is effective and robust
• Similarities and differences are celebrated; everyone thrives and flourishes

Happy:

• Pupils and staff are positive and succeed in a supportive environment
• Wellbeing for all
• High standards of attendance and enjoyment are outcomes of an inclusive TPA school

Learning:

• Learning is achieved by the successful sequencing of memorable experiences
• Learners are engaged, resilient and enthusiastic
• Learning outcomes are ambitious due to knowledgeable and effective teaching

The Caring Cup

The cup is awarded each week by the teachers, to one child in both Key Stage 1 and 2, who have displayed a particular caring and sympathetic attitude towards their classmates, their work, their teacher or their appearance.

Celebration Assemblies

Celebration assemblies are held each week, and it is at these assemblies that children are presented with the Caring Cup, a P.E., Music or Computing award, a kindness award or being chosen for first place by their class teacher. These are enjoyable assemblies which the children really look forward to because they have the opportunity to share their work or particular success of the week.

Our Red Hill Stars and Red Hill Badges, for Year 6, are presented during achievement assembly by either the Headteacher or Deputy Headteacher on the final week for each half-term. This is a prestigious award given to children for exemplary behaviour and for following the Red Hill Stars.