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Friday Letter 16th September 2022
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Posted On 16 Sep 2022
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//K Hufton
Headteachers Update 9th September 2022
Welcome back to all! It has been a wonderful week seeing your children so smartly dressed and ready to start our new academic year. I am sure you’ll agree from the Tapestry entries, the children have settled in well and keen to return the following day. We welcome 18 new pupils...
Posted On 09 Sep 2022
Headteachers Update 15th July 2022
Dear Parents, today you will receive your child’s end of year report. Having read them all, I know you will be proud of the progress your children have made this academic year. As always, we strive for more, to achieve this we will be agreeing targets with current teachers to...
Posted On 15 Jul 2022
Headteachers Update 8th July 2022
As you can see from our newsletter this week we have certainly had a fun packed fortnight at Hob Moor. The children have all really enjoyed taking part in our Sports Days this week, the weather was really kind to us and it was fantastic to welcome so many visitors to cheer the...
Posted On 08 Jul 2022
Headteachers Update 8th July 2022
Proud headteacher alert! What an incredible sports day! It has been such a wonderful morning of sport. Thank you for supporting the school and celebrating our fantastic school community. The children were amazing and the staff enabled the children to showcase their abilities to...
Posted On 08 Jul 2022
Headteachers Update 1st July 2022
How are we in July already? Thank you for your understanding with the changes to sport’s day, even though we then had blue skies this morning in Acomb! We look forward to seeing you next Friday. Now class lists have been shared I can share some lovely HMO news with you all....
Posted On 01 Jul 2022
BBC News – Education
- UK's first 'super-university' to be created as two merge from 2026Universities are facing ongoing financial worries, with the regulator saying other mergers could follow.
- 'Visit my city before casting your judgement'About 2,000 pupils in Sunderland will benefit from the partnership, education bosses say.
