Welcome to Stanhope Primary School
A huge welcome to our very special children, parents, carers and interested visitors. It is a real pleasure and absolute privilege as the Head Teacher of Stanhope Primary School to welcome you to our school website.
Stanhope is a truly unique school with a long history of successfully providing quality education in South Shields. In that time there have been many changes to education and indeed our wonderful school building but throughout the years we have always prided ourselves in making our children feel special and nurtured their talents in all areas of the curriculum.
Mr Adam Rogers
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Out of school Clubs
There are still spaces available on both Wednesdays and Thursdays. Please go to your Arbor App and look for Trips, where you will be able to sign your child up. Thank you. ...
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☕️🧩 Year 1 and 2 Problem Solving Café ☕️🧩
A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our Year 1 and 2 Problem Solving Café! It was fantastic to see such a brilliant turnout, with lots of thinking, teamwork and problem solving taking place. We hope you all enjoyed it as much as we did 😃
We look forward to welcoming our Reception adults tomorrow! ...
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Year 6 SATS Meeting
A reminder the Year 6 SATs information meeting will take place on Wednesday 18th November at 2.45pm. Please come to the main office.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Thank you ...
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Advertising aimed at Children:
From sponsored posts and influencer promotions to adverts hidden within games and videos, children encounter online advertising almost everywhere. But can they always tell when they're being sold something? With young people particularly susceptible to persuasive marketing, it's important to understand how adverts can influence their choices, expectations and spending habits – often without them even realising.
Our Wake Up Wednesday guide explores the risks of advertising aimed at children, including misleading claims, unrealistic beauty standards, inappropriate promotions and pressure to make purchases. It also offers practical advice for parents and educators on helping young people recognise sponsored content, think critically about marketing messages, avoid unintended spending and develop healthier relationships with online advertising. ...
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