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Latest News
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Important Notice: CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19)
CORONAVIRUS: Important information and messages from the Headteacher. Latest update: 13.1.21.
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COVID-19 Lateral Flow Tests
Information relating to COVID-19 Lateral Flow Tests in Schools is detailed in this article with all of the relevant information files in PDF format.
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Stay Safe in 2021
Welcome to the Spring Term 2021. Stay safe and healthy whether you are in school or at home. Let's beat the virus!
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Autumn Term News & Advice
Read key extracts of the letter from the headteacher to parents and carers which was sent home at the beginning of term as well as the October update letter.
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Year 11 Trip to Crowle Moors
Year 11 visited Crowle Moors as part of their Science curriculum this term in conjunction with the Isle of Axholme & Hatfield Chase Landscape Partnership. They enjoyed walking through the nature reserve and searching for the Hebridean Sheep! They held a piece of wood that has been preserved for thousands of years in the peat soil and spent time listening to the wildlife around us.
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Anti-Bullying week 7/8KL
For Anti-Bullying week 7/8KL have been working hard to communicate to each other and be supportive!
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KS5BS students Remember
KS5 BS students visited the memorial in Broughton on the 11.11.2019 to lay our poppy wreath and art work completed during the whole school remembrance event. Students respectfully observed a 2 minutes silence at the memorial at 11am.
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Remembrance Service
This year our Remembrance service focussed on D-Day which commemorated it's 75th anniversary earlier this year. The boot prints represent the boot prints that were made on the beaches. Representatives from each team laid a pair of boot prints in the garden.The crosses made by student's are for those who died there.
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KS5BS have had a lovely week.
Tuesday morning was busy with our meal planning and preparation where we made a delicious vegetarian lasagne, garlic bread and a healthy salad. This was followed by an autumnal apple crumble. Everyone enjoyed their lunch. We visited Scunthorpe tow
Welcome
Welcome to St Hugh’s School which is a special school for students between the ages of 11 and 19 years who have a range of learning difficulties, including moderate and severe learning difficulties, autism spectrum disorders, profound and complex needs. The school is rated “Outstanding” by Ofsted and is a National Teaching School, leading an alliance of over one hundred partner and associate schools and educational providers. If you would like to arrange to visit our school or request a meeting with a member of staff, please contact the school office.
Tracy Millard, Headteacher
Learn • Believe • Achieve • Together
Our Vision
We strive to empower our students to be responsible and confident young people who make a positive contribution to the wider community by providing a curriculum that is inclusive, personalised, stimulating and enjoyable for all and promotes life-long learning.
Our Ethos
We strive to nurture self-confidence and self-esteem by promoting effective communication. We provide a warm, safe and stimulating learning environment in which every student has the opportunity to succeed and receive an excellent education. Read More
Our Values
We value the lives and education of every student in our care. We strive to make a difference to our students and their families/carers by continually building, supporting and raising positive active partnerships. Our school motto is Learn - Believe - Achieve - Together.
Contact Us
St Hugh's SchoolA National Teaching School
Bushfield Road
Scunthorpe
North Lincolnshire
DN16 1NB
Telephone: 01724 842960
Fax: 01724 747249
Email: admin.sthughs@northlincs.gov.uk Contact us online