Welcome

OFSTED Inspection July 2019 - Little Hallingbury is GOOD school with OUTSTANDING Early Years Provision

 

We are very proud of our school and hope that you will find the information contained on our website helpful and informative.

If you have a question that you would like to discuss with the school’s staff then please do not hesitate to contact the school via email or by phone and we will be happy to answer your questions.  Please follow the links on the contact page.

 

Little Hallingbury School seeks to serve its community by ensuring excellent education in a Christian setting.

Our School is a stimulating learning environment that prepares pupils for living and being an active member of their community.  We aim to provide a varied and exciting curriculum, enabling pupils to achieve their high standards in academic, creative and sporting achievement both as members of a community and as individuals. The school provides pupils and staff with many opportunities to explore the significance of Christian faith and values to their own lives and the issues facing people locally, nationally and globally. The school is committed to ensuring that the learning, social, and personal needs of all its students are met by its curriculum and extra-curricular activities.

Sonia Strickland

Executive Headteacher

'The Reading Project'
Thank you to all of you who were able to come to the 'Reading Project' information morning on 15th October. As promised, I have uploaded the two power point presentations used this morning to our website. I hope you will find the information on these slides interesting, useful and something you can signpost to others.

 

On Tuesday 21st May we were delighted to welcome the Bishop of Chelmsford, Stephen Cottrell, to LHS. He spent time with all the children during Collective Worship where he spoke about his role as a bishop and answered some very challenging questions prepared by our Worship Leaders.

On Friday 10th May we were delighted to welcome Kemi Badenoch, MP for Saffron Walden, to LHS. Mrs Badenoch met with Mrs Strickland and Mrs Dutton, Chair of Governors, before answering a diverse range of questions from children in Years 5 & 6, plus some members of the school council. As a result children were able to increase their understanding of parliamentary democracy as part of their learning about British Values and Diversity.