Hillhouse C of E Primary School

Our Vision

At Hillhouse Church of England Primary School we aim to provide an environment where everyone is safe, secure, challenged and supported to achieve their true potential within a Christian community. We recognise as part of Gods family we are all unique and beautiful and together we can achieve anything. 

I can do all things through Him who strengthens me. (Philippians 4:13)

“At Hillhouse Church of England Primary School we aim to provide an environment where everyone is safe, secure, challenged and supported to achieve their true potential within a Christian community” 

Our aims for our children

  • Our children are happy in school.  They all reach their full potential in a school, which they enjoy and benefit from a broad and balanced curriculum.
  • Our children are confident, with self respect, self discipline and self esteem.
  • Each child is a valued and self motivated member of the school community.
  • Our children respect others and are honest, fair, responsible and polite.
  • They develop an understanding and awareness of the world in which we live.

 Gospel Values

We follow five supporting Gospel Values which underpin everything that we do.

These are:

 Responsibility, Hope, Compassion, Forgiveness and Courage.

Above all, at Hillhouse Primary School, we aim to make the children’s experiences at school happy and secure within a caring Christian environment.

Christian Distinctiveness

As a church school, alongside the Chelmsford Diocese of Education, we aim to be deeply Christian, with Jesus’ promise of "I can do all things through Him who strengthens me'’ at its heart. Our school is a place where children are educated for: wisdom, knowledge and skills; hope and aspiration; community and living well together; dignity and respect. 

Every child and adult associated with the school is important, respected and valued, not only because they are members of the school, but because they are seen as unique individuals within God’s creation. We recognise that, as well as academic and emotional intelligence, human beings also have spiritual intelligence; we ensure that all spiritual aspects of life will be recognised and nurtured alongside the academic and emotional needs of all.

Statement of Entitlement for Church Schools

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Collective Worship

Collective Worship Policy

 We are commited to offering high quality daily worship. We recognise and value collective worship has central to fostering a sense of community and to expressing the schools Christian Vision. our collective worship sessions are inclusive, invitational and inspiring. 

more than a moment- .  collective worship is the Pulse of our community.  we provide a space for pupils and adults to encounter faith through open,  honest dialogue, by weaving Christian practice into the fabric of school life we offer students: 

 A personal journey: space to explore their own spirituality

A shared experience:  engaging in big conversations about god together

A lasting impact:  a deep understanding of Christianity that enriches their lives long after they leave us.

SIAMS

Siams Report 2020

Siams Report 2015

Our Church

https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/6674/