Awards
SCHOOLS FOR SUCCESS- HAMPTON HILL JUNIOR SCHOOL
The exceptional performance of Hampton Hill Junior School has been honoured by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan. The school was invited to the Schools for Success awards ceremony at City Hall, to celebrate its achievements in supporting pupils needing extra help to fulfil their potential.
The Mayor’s programme aims to improve expectations and raise standards for London’s school children, regardless of their background.
Now in its second year (2018), Schools for Success has created a network through which schools can share experiences and best practice with others across London.
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, said: “I’d like to congratulate Hampton Hill Junior School for the fantastic work of their staff and pupils in the last year. Our Schools for Success programme shows the significant difference that a supportive and inclusive teaching environment can make for all pupils. London has some of the best schools in the country and by working together we can make sure that every young Londoner is given the opportunity to reach their full potential.”
All participating schools are encouraged to share their expertise with others through seminars and visits so that their success can be multiplied across London.
Six per cent of London primary and secondary schools are eligible to be members of the Schools for Success programme. Member schools are featured on the Schools for Success website. For more information visit www.london.gov.uk/schools-for-success
Eligibility for the Schools for Success programme is based on high levels of progress with low prior attaining pupils, strong whole school performance and a willingness to share good practice.
Our last Ofsted inspection was in December 2011. We achieved ‘Outstanding’ in all the key areas and were thrilled with the report and parental comments. The full report can be seen at Ofsted | Find an inspection report.
We hold the Platinum Award for the national “Sing Up” scheme which is the highest level possible and reflects the outstanding standards and commitment to singing within the school and wider community.
In September 2021 HHJS was awarded a Gold Medal for Summer Seeds 2021 and a Silver Medal for Summer Garden 2021.
Along with a number of borough schools, we have been presented with our Healthy Schools award. It recognises the commitment to the care and welfare of our pupils and their involvement and participation in the life of the school. We are awaiting our re accreditation later this year.
In September 2022, HHJS was awarded a Gold Medal for 'Cultivation of a school garden' and a Silver Medal for the 'growing of summer flowers, herbs and vegetables'.
HHJS has been awarded the Bronze Award for the School Games mark which recognises the sporting opportunities on offer to the children in school.
In 2022 HHJS was accredited with the Silver Award for our association with TfL's STARS accreditation scheme for our work on inspiring our pupils to travel to school sustainably, actively, responsibly and safely by championing walking, scooting and cycling.
The Primary Science Quality Mark was awarded to HHJS in September 2022 for our outstanding commitment to leading science over the last year and the positive impact on teaching and learning in school.
The Attachment Award Schools Award 2021/22 was awarded to HHJS in June 2022 for completing the full AfC Virtual School's Attachment Aware Schools Award 2021/22 programme. HHJS met each level for criterion and is now an Afc Virtual School Attachment and Trauma Aware School. In 2022-23 we were proud to achieve the Silver Award. We are now working towards the Gold Award 2023-24)
The Primary Geography Quality Mark was awarded to HHJS in September 2022 for out outstanding commitment to leading geography over the last year and the positive impact on teaching and learning in school.
