Enjoy a guided tour, learn about our curriculum, school values and discover how we support your child throughout their primary school years.
Within our website, we aim to give you key information about CHPA and share with you the vision and values by which we operate.
We hope that upon any visit, you feel welcome. We strive to make CHPA a calm and happy place to be, whilst working hard with pupils to allow them to reach their full potential in every way and as such have the mantra, ‘Be The Best I Can Be!’
Discover all that CHPA has to offer at one of our upcoming Reception Open Sessions this autumn.
We were so proud to be featured on ITV Calendar in January. Pupils taking part in the Young Voices 2026 and Miss Stringer took part in the filming, sharing their enthusiasm for singing and moving to music.
Well done everyone!
We welcome visits from prospective parents, carers, children and their families who are looking for a school place. It’s a great opportunity to meet the teachers, see the classrooms, tour the facilities and learn about the exciting curriculum on offer before you submit your application to join CHPA.
Also, if you are looking to transfer to CHPA at any time of the year, please contact us if you are considering moving your child to CHPA at any time.
Click on the link below for more information.
At Charnock Hall Primary Academy we have a number of spaces available for hire throughout the year.
CHPA will be taking part in Odd Socks Day on Monday 16th November, marking the start of Friendship/Anti-Bullying Week.
Supported by CBeebies presenter and Anti-Bullying Alliance patron Andy Day and his band Andy and the Odd Socks, the day is a fun and positive opportunity to celebrate individuality, self-expression and the qualities that make us all unique.
There is no need for special outfits or expensive costumes. Everyone can take part simply by wearing a pair of odd socks. By joining in, CHPA will be helping to raise awareness of bullying while promoting kindness, respect, inclusion and acceptance throughout our school community.
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Last week, pupils enjoyed an engaging visit from Sheffield Plastic Pollution, who shared the inspiring story of Duffy, a real-life sea turtle rescued after accidentally swallowing plastic. As a result, Duffy was unable to dive properly and floated at the surface, alerting rescuers that she was in distress. She was taken to a specialist turtle veterinarian, where she underwent surgery to remove the plastic from her stomach. Thankfully, Duffy made a full recovery and was eventually released back into the wild.
Pupils were captivated by Duffy’s journey and gained a powerful understanding of the impact plastic pollution can have on marine life. They also came away with lots of practical ideas and advice on how they can help reduce plastic waste and play their part in protecting our environment for future generations.
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Dear Parent/Carer,
Due to the worldwide Microsoft issue, some of CHPA’s systems, including email, are not working as they should. Therefore, until this issue is rectified, please communicate via SchoolComms, or in person via the main office or phoning us on 0114 2396083.
Regards
Mr Burgess
Headteacher
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