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We want all pupils at our school to experience success and achieve their potential in a caring, inclusive community. A community, in which, everyone feels confident, valued and able to contribute. A community, in which, parents are invited to work closely in partnership. A community, in which, diversity is embraced and celebrated. A community, in which, we can all learn, laugh and celebrate togeth
er. We are proud to say we are a Flagship School for our successful inclusive practice. Our hardworking and enthusiastic team are committed to both excellence and enjoyment. We want to foster an enthusiasm for learning that remains throughout life while equipping our pupils with the physical, emotional, social and intellectual skills they need to be happy and successful. Our Healthy Schools Award, Eco Award, Inclusion Quality Mark, Sing Up Award and Effective Early Learning Award bear testimony to our commitment to develop the whole child and discover and encourage pupil’s talents across and beyond the curriculum. Since November 2017, East Hunsbury Primary School has been part of the Northampton Primary Academy Trust (NPAT). East Hunsbury Primary School - page Code of Conduct
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19/08/2026
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🍎🎒Back to school costs can add up, however, more families could now get support. Recent changes mean your child may be eligible for , even if you have checked or applied before.
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15/08/2026
There's still time to sign up to the Summer Reading Challenge at your local library 📚 Read six books, earn rewards!
AND REMEMBER - ANY COMPLETED CHALLENGES RECEIVE 10 HOUSE POINTS IN SEPTEMBER.
13/08/2026
Is your child due to start Reception in September 2027? We'd love to show you around our extraordinary school where every child is encouraged to succeed and leaves knowing their future choices and opportunities.
Our tours start in September so please visit our website to book a place.
Young readers share what books mean to them, from discovering new worlds and characters to finding stories that make them laugh.
Reading for pleasure helps build imagination, creativity, confidence and empathy. Encourage a child in your life to pick up a book this summer and join the . Just visit your local library to find out more or sign up online at summerreadingchallenge.org.uk
Summer Reading Challenge
1. Sign up Click ‘Join now’ to create your account. 2. Read books Set your own goal and read anything you like. Add your books to your profile, with a review! 3. Earn digital rewards Unlock special online badges and a certificate when you reach your Challenge goal!* *Physical rewards like medals...
04/08/2026
We're looking for a Site Supervisor and a Lunchtime Supervisor. The closing date is 7th August 2026.
This year's Summer Reading Challenge, Read to the Beat, has already begun. Pop in to the library to sign up and get started at Hunsbury Library or any local library! 🎉
Children ages 4-11 can visit the library to sign up and take part. They'll receive a starter pack when they do, stickers when they've read books, and a certificate and medal when they've read six books total. They'll also earn a place on our finisher's wall in the children's area, plus there's a special reward for children who complete 12 book-related prompts 👀🤫 Under 4s can also take part in the Mini Challenge to earn rewards of their own!
DON'T FORGET WHEN YOU'RE BACK AT SCHOOL, SHOW US YOUR COMPLETED REWARDS FOR 10 HOUSE POINTS!
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