We hope you will find the website below useful. The link will take you to the DfE website giving our latest performance data. Performance & Results We hope you will find the website below useful. The link will take you to the DfE website giving our latest performance data. KS2 Data Year 6 KS2 SATs Results 2024 1/1 The government will not publish KS2 school level data for the 2021 to 2022 academic year. The last available public data is from the 2018 to 2019 academic year. It is important to note that the data from that year may no longer reflect current performance.

We hope that you find the Key Information booklet useful and that it provides you with the information you need for the new academic year. The booklet includes essential information including details of pick up locations, term dates and school meals. Key Information Booklet We hope that you find the Key Information booklet useful and that it provides you with the information you need for the new academic year. The booklet includes essential information including details of pick up locations, term dates and school meals. Click below to read the booklet. Hamstel Junior School Tour Admissions Forms Online Safety Agreement and IT and Photo Permission Form Consent for School Trips Form Medicines Form (If applicable)

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Our Admission Policy is in line with Local Authority (LA) requirements. There is no guarantee of a place for children at the school. It starts the pupil admission number (PAN) at 150 for Year 3, Year 4,Year 5 and Year 6 in 2022- 2023. Admissions School Admissions Our Admission Policy is in line with Local Authority (LA) requirements. There is no guarantee of a place for children at the school. It starts the pupil admission number (PAN) at 120 for Year 3, Year 4,Year 5 and Year 6 in 2026- 2027. In the event of over-subscription, places will be allocated using the following criteria in the order given: 1. Those having siblings attending the school 2. Those having siblings attending the partner infant school 3. Straight line distance from home to school, those living closest being given the highest priority How to apply for a place at Hamstel Junior School If you would like to apply for a place at our school, full details of admissions can be found by clicking here. Appeal Information Parents have the opportunity to appeal against the refusal for the Academy where they do not receive an offer. Parents can submit an appeal by completing the appeal form on the Southend-on-Sea Borough Council website. The council forwards the appeal form to the Academy. The appeal will be heard by the individual school. Click here to read more information on Southend Borough Council's website. Admission policies and reports can be read on Southend Borough Council’s website. Applications for overseas children In most cases, children arriving from overseas have the right to attend schools in England. It is the responsibility of parents to check that their children have a right, under their visa entry conditions, to study at a school. To help parents we recommend that those wishing to apply for a state funded school check that they have a right of right of abode or the conditions of their visas otherwise permit access a state-funded school. Foreign nationals cannot use the 6 month visitor visa or a 6 month short-term study visa to enter the UK to enrol as a pupil at a school. Find out what these visas can be used for on the visitor visa and short term study visa pages. Find out more visit the Department of Education . Related Documents Admissions Arrangements - 2026/27 Admissions Arrangements - 2027/28 In-year Admissions - Year 3 to 6 Applications for a school place during the school year are referred to as in-year admissions. Applications should be made to Southend City Council. If a place is available in your child’s year group, the Local Authority will allocate your child a place and notify you by letter or email to inform you of the offer of a school place. The Local Authority will also notify the school of the offer and the school will contact the parents to make arrangements to complete the admissions process. Find out more by visiting the council's websit e. 1/1

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11+ What is the 11+? The 11+ is a series of tests sat by children to gain a place in year 7 at several local schools. The purpose of the 11+ test is to select the children who have the potential to thrive in an environment which provides a highly academic curriculum and a range of challenging pursuits. Key Information Please click here to watch a presentation from Mr Goddard where he explains about the 11+ process and considerations that need to be taken into account by parents and carers who are considering a place at a selective school for their child. Please note that this was filmed two years ago so the dates and familiarisation sessions will be slightly different this year. ​ The Consortium of Selective Schools in Essex ​ The 11+ in Southend is administered by CSSE. Please click here to access their website for the latest information and to register your child for the test. ​ CSSE Admission Booklet or 2022 Entrance Southend High School for Girls Launchpad WHSG 11+ Familiarisation Sessions - Year 5 Girls ​ SHSG Launchpad Familiarisation Sessions ​ 1/1

Values & Ethos At Hamstel we aim: To welcome each child into a caring community, so that by being valued they learn to value others. To promote in each child confidence to do their best at all times and encourage them to be persistent to meet the challenges that they may encounter in life. To promote in each child an enjoyment for learning and school. To provide a stimulating and varied curriculum so that every child is encouraged to develop her or his understanding and skills to their fullest potential. To promote in all our children an attitude of self-discipline, responsibility and independence so they, as adults, may make a real contribution to their community in a changing world. We hope to give every child….. The opportunity to develop the skills and acquire the understanding which provides a firm foundation for all future learning. An education that is broad and balanced, covering all areas of the National Curriculum as well as important areas of health, safety, personal and social development and religious education An understanding of all communities and the cultural diversity that makes the modern world. The recognition that each child will develop at his or her own rate. A sense of pride and respect for each pupil’s personal identity and fairness for all regardless of gender, race, social background or physical diversity. The challenge, encouragement and understanding necessary to reach his or her full potential. Hamstel Rights ​ We all have the right to... ​ Respect Be Safe Learn ​ ​ Hamstel Habits ​ Courage Determination Excellence ​ 1/1

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Curriculum Overview The school follows the National Curriculum which was introduced in September 2014. Children are taught the three core subjects of English, Mathematics and Science. They are also taught the foundation subjects: History, Geography, Design and Technology (D & T), Physical Education, Computing, French, Art and Design and Music. Religious Education is also taught through the locally agreed syllabus. These subjects are often approached through topic-based, cross curricular learning which encompasses National Curriculum core and foundation subjects in a relevant and meaningful way. Teaching will involve a variety of styles with great emphasis being placed on the high quality of children’s work. If you have any further questions about the curriculum please feel free to contact the school office and somebody will be more than happy to help. Click on the buttons below to access the curriculum for each year group Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Art & Design Computing Design & Technology English French Geography History Maths Music PE PSHE RE Science The National Curriculum ​ Click here to read more about the national curriculum on www.gov.uk ​ If you have any further questions about the curriculum please feel free to contact the school office and somebody will be more than happy to help. ​ ​ 1/1