Stokesley Primary Academy
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Principal's Welcome
We are proud of our place in the community and strive to offer an outstanding education for all.
Stokesley Primary Academy is situated in the vibrant market town of Stokesley, North Yorkshire, and we welcome children between the ages of 2-11 years of age to be valued members of our school community. We believe that strong partnerships with families ensures the very best for our children and we have an established ethos where everyone is valued and respected, underpinned by our school values 'Kindness to CARE' (Collaboration, Achievement, Respect and Empathy).
With an incredible team of staff who are all dedicated to ensuring a safe, welcoming and happy place for you and your child to flourish, we look forward to sharing many opportunities and lifelong memories with you.
Our School Mission
CARE - Collaboration - Achievement - Respect - Empathy
Our beliefs and aims are underpinned by our schools motto which is 'KINDNESS, Proud to CARE'. CARE is an acronym for Collaboration, Achievement, Respect and Empathy. This is the language that we use with children to support the achievement of our aims, to support resolution and conflict and to celebrate and praise children who make the right choices. We celebrate these successes weekly with awards for kindness and for children that demonstrate respect and empathy. We also celebrate children’s achievements and things that make the school proud.
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Our Curriculum
At Stokesley Primary Academy the curriculum is designed to make connections within children’s learning within and across a wide range of subject areas to allow knowledge to be embedded and remembered. Alongside this, the curriculum aims to develop children’s co-operation, independence and creativity whilst promoting their desire to learn skills, absorb knowledge and enhance their curiosity.
Some of our year groupings can change, with both pure year groups and mixed year groups. When this happens, for some subjects, such as maths and aspects of science, computing and PSHE children are still taught in pure year groups to ensure they have the right building blocks of knowledge for new knowledge to built on.