Hague Primary School

Welcome to Hague

Hague Primary School is a friendly 1 form entry community primary school maintained by the London Borough of Tower Hamlets. We have a Foundation Stage and admit children from three to eleven years old. We look forward to welcoming you and your children to our happy, successful, vibrant and caring school.

Click here to see a letter sent to parents regarding sickness absence

Click here for our latest Newsletter

Check the start dates for each year group and new rules for coming into school. Please read

PARENTS' SEPTEMBER INFORMATION HANDBOOK

Parents/Staff Information Handbook

Back to School in September

Information for families, parents, children and young people: Back to school in September.

Click here _ Rule of six as Covid-19 cases rise, have your say on safer streets and more

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SEPTEMBER OPENING DATES

July 28, 2020

What does Hague School look like in JUNE 2020?

June 10, 2020

Gray family climb Ben Nevis in lockdown

May 18, 2020

Annual Reports

May 5, 2020

Ramadan

May 5, 2020

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Latest news

Hague Star Values

SUMMER TERM 2: Children learning at home

Teachers are posting learning activities for children each week on the google classrooms for years 3, 4, 5 or 6 or the class blogs for EYFS, year 1 and year 2.

Visit the home learning pages of the website for other useful links and ideas to support your home learning.

The Healthy Lives page has ideas and newsletters from Tower Hamlets on staying healthy.

We would love to see examples or pictures of the work children are completing at home. Please email the school or your class teacher to send them to us.

Trying your best, persevering, succeeding in school subjects and beyond, being the best that you can be, reaching your personal goals, finding your personal strengths and building on them.

Keeping safe, being able to be trusted, being able to carry out tasks thoughtfully and independently, looking after other people, your school, your property, other peoples’ property and the environment.

Working together for the good of all as a team, learning together, helping each other, including everybody, listening to others and offering your opinion.

Speaking and listening to others, acknowledging that everyone has the right to be heard; reading and writing, signing. Communicating through music and the arts, sharing ideas.

Using your imagination in all subjects and all areas of your life, bringing new ideas to life.

Key Dates

Help and Support:

Advice and support for parents from the NSPCC: The National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) has created an online hub of Coronavirus advice and support for parents and carers.

- Information on keeping children safe from abuse

- Tips and advice to help parents working from home

- Ways to talk to a child who is anxious or worried about Coronavirus

Help in the Tower Hamlets Community: It is understandable that during this time people may face certain challenges, whether it be financially or emotionally. If you are feeling overwhelmed or in need of help then you must speak to someone who can help you, there is a lot of support out there in the local community, nobody should be suffering alone.

If you are in need of help then please take a look at this link as it clearly shows the support on offer in the local area.

We will also continue to message you about other offers of support in the local area that come up.

Email or call 0207 739 9574 to speak to me or the Deputy Head, Sue, and leave a message with your name, phone number address and childrens' names you'd like us to call back to support. Judy Knappett- Headteacher.