Healing Primary’s Gardening Club are delighted to announce the sponsorship of our very first planter!
A huge thank you to James Williams Photography for the generous support in helping us bring this project to life.
If you are interested in sponsoring one of our planters on site, please get in touch.
We’re thrilled to announce that Harbour Learning Trust have been shortlisted for the Times Educational Supplement(TES) Inclusive Trust of the Year Award 2025!
This recognition reflects our deep rooted belief that inclusion is not an initiative -it’s part of who we are.
Across our schools, we nurture environments where every child feels a sense of belonging, where joy is found in learning, and where ambition is encouraged, no matter what the starting point. Our teams go above and beyond to provide tailored, adaptive support , ensuring every learner is empowered to grow and suceed in their own way.
From growing SEND hubs and Specialist Resource Provision to responsive transition support and compassionate everyday practice, inclusion runs through every aspect of our trust. Our staff, families and wider community work together to ensure every child is seen, valued, and equipped for a successful, happy future.
This shortlisting is a tribute to our incredible SENDcos, Principals, teachers, TAs, support staff, and school communities – you are at the heart of what makes Harbour a special place.
We’ll keep striving, learning, and celebrating each step forward – because inclusion is our shared journey.
Our school cook, Mrs Haxby, came to teach us how to chop and grate our food safely for our Design Technology project. She taught us how to make tzatziki by preparing all the ingredients carefully. We used the skills Mrs Haxby taught us to chop and grate the ingredients needed to make our own Greek food.
This year Healing Primary Academy celebrated World Book Day by wearing our pyjamas and bringing our favourite bedtime reads to share. The children completed a whole range of book themed activities throughout the day. We love reading!
Healing Primary have launched a ‘mystery reader;’ initiative. We have invited visitors from our families and local community to read a story to our classes. The identity of the reader is kept secret until they arrive. The children have been super excited to see their parents and grandparents revealed as the ‘mystery reader.’ Thank you to everyone who has volunteered so far.
Healing Primary’s Foundation Stage had a very special visit from a vet, a tortoise and two guinea pigs!
Two children assisted Dr Buckland with operating on a dog patient that had accidentally eaten a toy car.
The children were then introduced to the tortoise and guinea pigs. Thank you, Dr Buckland!
We are so excited to announce that Healing Primary is now part of the Children’s University. The Children’s University is a charity, which works in partnership with schools to develop a love of learning in children. They do this by encouraging and celebrating participation in extra-curricular activities in and outside of school.
