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!’
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!
Ofsted inspectors strongly praised CHPA in its most recent inspection for the high aspirations we hold for our pupils and ongoing staff development.
Mr Burgess said: “The latest Ofsted report recognises the high standards of teaching and care we provide every day and we are proud to see our pupils’ enthusiasm for learning and their personal growth so clearly celebrated.”
We welcome visits from prospective parents, carers, children and their families who are looking for a school place in September 2026. 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.
2 lovely sessions to introduce and welcome 2026-27 Reception pupil parents to CHPA.
It was great to welcome many new and recognisable faces.
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Gary the Gorilla Music Project
We are excited to be taking part in a Sheffield-wide music project in collaboration with Sheffield Music Hub. Pupils will be helping to create a multi-screen music video, which will be showcased at this year's Tramlines Festival.
The project is based on the true (and slightly unusual!) story of Gary the Gorilla – an 8-foot statue who stood outside a garden centre in Scotland.
Gary became well known in the community, often dressed up for special occasions, before famously being stolen in 2023. His story went viral and then inspired a pop song by The Blossoms! This song has been chosen as The Blossoms will be performing at Tramlines this year.
In the academy, pupils will be learning and performing this song as part of the video project.
This is a fantastic opportunity, similar to our contributions to the Proud video last year (see here www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-N3LDkWBSE) and the Blinded By Your Grace performance when the MOBO Awards came to Sheffield (watch here www.youtube.com/watch?v=6SEPtlN3Sxo&list=RD6SEPtlN3Sxo&start_radio=1).
We will be submitting our video by 3rd July, and the final project will be shared with us before we break for the summer holidays.
How you can help at home:
Encourage your child to listen to the song regularly – be careful though, it is a bit of an ear worm!
– Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5UWge0rP-U
– Help them practise and learn the lyrics
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PARENT WORKSHOP
The Pupil Council are delighted to invite parents to their upcoming Active Travel event.
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