Hurst Primary School

Sixty-six pupils. That’s how many children call Hurst Primary School home. Hurst Primary School opened its doors on October 1 2013. It transformed from a conventional school into an academy converter. Nestled in Bexley Kent it’s more than just a school. It’s a vibrant community. Think of the laughter echoing through the halls. Think of the determined strides of children rushing to class. This is more than just education. This is where dreams begin. Ms Carmel Longley leads this incredible institution. She’s the headteacher principal and accounting officer. The school’s capacity is 630 pupils. But currently 666 children fill the classrooms. That’s an amazing turnout. Hurst Primary School has a nursery providing care for the youngest learners. This ensures a smooth transition for children entering primary education. The school boasts a mixed gender environment. It welcomes children from the ages of three to eleven. Eleven percent of its pupils are eligible for free school meals. This underscores the school’s commitment to supporting diverse student needs. Hurst Primary School is part of a single-academy trust. It’s a testament to the dedication of its board of trustees. People like Charlotte Ann-Marie Sharp Claire Louise Mortimer and many others contribute to the school’s success. Their leadership and commitment are truly remarkable. It is a school that constantly evolves and adapts to meet the changing needs of its students. It is a beacon of learning and growth in the Bexley community. A place where young minds are nurtured and futures are shaped. Hurst Primary School is a place of warmth laughter and endless possibilities. Come and experience the magic of Hurst Primary School for yourselves.