William Dean
Headteacher

Welcome to Highgate Primary School

Highgate Primary is a happy and successful two-form entry community school where there is great enthusiasm for fun and learning from both the pupils and a highly committed and experienced staff team. Adults are referred to by their first name and we have a no-uniform policy.

Music, art and whole-school performances, philosophy, science and sport are all highly valued and give our children many opportunities to shine. The Highgate Primary curriculum reflects our children’s interests and enables them to achieve standards of which we are extremely proud. The aim is for our children to move through life with confidence, excellent skills, good friendships and happy memories of primary school.

Parents are always welcome to come and visit Highgate Primary where they can meet the children and staff and find out more about our school.

Coming up this term

April 20, 2012

 

1LG Assembly

               Friday 27th April

One World Evening

               Friday 27th April 6.30pm

Polling: School Closed

               Thursday 3rd May

1RT Assembly

               Friday 4th May

3DN Assembly  

               Friday 11th May

RLM Assembly        

               Friday 18th May

Year 4 Cuffley Week

               w/c Monday 21st May

Year 6 photographs

               Monday 21st May

Josh Lacey author visit

               Wednesday 23rd May

3DS Assembly       

               Friday 25th May

RLC Assembly         

               Friday 1st June

Jubilee Tea Party

               Friday 1st June 3.30pm

   

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Story of the week

April 20, 2012

One World Evening


 
This year’s One World Evening lived up to expectations with a disco, music and dance performances, national costumes and  a wonderful spread of food from all around the world. Thank you to the PSA for organising the evening and the whole school community for not only attending but bringing in their favourite national dishes to share. The Thai green chicken curry and the creme caramel were my favourites, although the salt fish was delicious and so was the jollof rice, but then the Eton mess was out of this world too…