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18/04/23

We are currently full for our September 2024 Reception intake, but you can join our waiting list in case any allocated places become available. Contact Oxfordshire's Admissions Team via: https://t.co/25AbnvUIPx pic.twitter.com/ymZTnGjsSy

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17/04/23

A huge welcome to all our new and existing families who will be part of our new Reception cohort in September 2024 - we can't wait to have you with us! Keep an eye out for your welcome letter from us soon 😀 pic.twitter.com/IfilmCBVVi

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08/09/22

We express our deepest sympathies for the passing of HM Queen Elizabeth II. Her dedication to the UK, other realms & territories is unparalleled & we thank her for her service. Our school will observe the mourning period whilst continuing to support our children, families & staff pic.twitter.com/c8RfQfOMmh

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20/06/22

A great end to day 1 of our Y6 residential - campfires, smores & sunsets. We can’t wait for Day 2 pic.twitter.com/dQZitLvdPS

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20/06/22

Home for the next 3 days! Our Year 6s, alongside our sister school , have arrived and settled into HillEnd pic.twitter.com/jJlMZDjDrc

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02/05/22

Wishing all our families celebrating, a very happy Eid ul-Fitr 🌙 pic.twitter.com/3ubLaDEX5k

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19/04/22

Congratulations and welcome to our new Reception children who will be starting with us in September 2022 - we can't wait to meet you! pic.twitter.com/FmvRh0brdc

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17/04/22

Wishing our whole school community a very happy Easter. We hope you are all having a happy & restful break pic.twitter.com/KuLdGYEjOo

20/03/20

Please see our video message from Mrs Robertson on our homepage

19/03/20

's remarkable traits continue to shine. Lots to be achieved over the next couple of days = more remarkable leadership from so many. https://t.co/b0Od3mSS7N

18/03/20

Please check our website for latest updates and news about the Corona Virus

18/03/20

Welcome to our new twitter

SEND

Inclusion is at the heart of our school, we celebrate that all children are different and are indeed unique. As the school continues to grow we endeavour to always provide a positive and nurturing environment whereby our children feel able to build upon their strengths and their areas for development. 

SENCo: Mr Iain Woodward

Contact by email via info@hardwickschool.org, marked 'FAO Iain Woodward, SENCo'. 

Our Head of School has completed the NASENCO accreditation.

We aim to ensure that each child is fully included in all aspects of school life and make reasonable adjustments to meet their needs. These may encompass: 

  • Children with Special Educational Needs. (Please see our SEND Policy and Information Report. Click here for the Local Offer within Oxfordshire) 
  • Children with Medical Needs (Please see our Medical Needs Policy and First Aid Procedures) 
  • Children with English as an Additional Language (Please see our EAL Policy) 
  • Children with ethnic and multi-cultural needs. 
  • Children requiring pastoral support. We are developing as a Thrive school. Our Home School Link Worker is a Licensed Thrive Practitioner and we have another member of staff in training. For more information please see:  https://www.thriveapproach.co.uk/

We aim: 

  • to ensure that the language and learning needs of individual pupils are clearly identified and provided for
  • to enable pupils to gain full access to the school and National curriculum by using a pedagogical approach rooted in Cognitive Load Theory, and develop universal, targeted and specialist strategies to overcome any obstacles that might prevent pupils from achieving their full potential. 

We achieve this by: 

  • assessing each child’s needs to plan and set targets for the individual. 
  • depending on the individual needs of pupils, providing curriculum support in class and additional support in small groups as appropriate for language development and enrichment. 

In class support includes: 

  • A language rich environment 
  • visual and ICT support 
  • displays and resources in the classroom and around the school to celebrate difference and promote a growth mindset 
  • our teachers keep parents regularly informed about pupil’s progress.
  • Parents are invited to share in achievements through Dojo points, certificates and rewards during assembly, school reports, parents evenings, newsletters and letters home. 

For more information, please visit our Policies page