Our vision at Hilderthorpe Primary School is to provide opportunities for children to develop as independent, confident, successful learners with high aspirations who know how to make a positive contribution to their community and wider society. There is a high focus on developing moral, spiritual, social and cultural understanding. Mental health and well-being is at the heart of our curriculum with the theme of “Nurture” being threaded through our curriculum.
Values for Success

Resilience, Perseverance, Respect and Kindness

Our Nurture Curriculum:
At Hilderthorpe Primary School, we are part of the Nurturing Schools Programme from ‘The Nurture Group Network’. We expect all stakeholders and visitors in the school to model these principles to each other. These principles are threaded through all aspects of our school life including policies and the curriculum. You can read more about our Nurture Curriculum, including viewing our most recent inspection report here.

Learning at Hilderthorpe:

Using the national curriculum as our base to offer breadth of learning, the curriculum at Hilderthorpe is tailored to provide children with knowledge and skills which are progressive over the year and through the years, allowing all children to embed their learning and demonstrate what they know and remember.

If you would like more information about how we teach more able children, please see our Greater Depth page.

Below you can find information for individual subjects and how they are taught.

Art
Computing
DT
French
Geography
History
Maths
Music
PE
PSHE
RE
Reading
Science
Writing

Links with HEY Children's University

Members of East Riding of Yorkshire Council’s communications team welcomed children from Hilderthorpe Primary School to take part in a Hull and East Yorkshire Children’s University experience day held at Bridlington Spa.

The children have the opporunity to experience the many aspects of working in a busy communications team, from writing a press release, interviewing, website content and management and videography and editing.

This event was organised to provide inspiration to the children for their fuure career prospects as part of the council’s priority to helping children and young people achieve.