The Parks Primary Academy | Ofsted Ratings, Reviews, Exam Results & Admission 2026

The Parks has undergone a change during the last five years!
We received an Ofsted rating of "Good" in December 2016, which we are very proud of.
The Parks are made into a safe sanctuary for our family via the tireless efforts of students, teachers, and parents.
Staff members at our compassionate and caring school give children and families ongoing support.
The entire staff puts in a lot of effort to make sure that the curriculum provided is strong and that there is a balance between the teaching of foundational subjects and basic skills.
The Early Years environment and assistance are deliberately taken into account to satisfy the cohort's evolving needs.
With EYFS principals at the centre of the Y1 curriculum, we employ a phased approach.
To ensure that children achieve their full potential, staff have established a balance between adult- and child-initiated learning.
A love of reading and books is essential as kids progress through school.
Additionally, we have lunchtime book groups and have even received signed book covers and tweets from some very well-known writers!
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Our curriculum is currently being developed to make sure that it is sequential and purposeful, that it meets the requirements of our students, and that it gets them ready for the next phase of their education.
In order to ensure that our kids are ready for their future learning stages, the "RESPECT" curriculum was developed by fusing together our principles and the national curriculum.
We uphold our RESPECT principles and make sure that they serve as the cornerstone of the education we deliver.
We think that every child should have access to a variety of enrichment opportunities, and we work to widen kids' horizons through extracurricular groups, visits, and field trips.
Our enthusiastic school council actively contributes to the growth of the institution.
Even the Lord Mayor of Hull was willing to meet with them.
The academy is situated in the centre of the neighbourhood, as it should be.
As an academy, we attend the Easter and Harvest Services at St. Michael's local church.
We are lucky that we have dedicated groups of parents who create our whole academy community events.
Our flagship behaviour incentive, Leading Learners, encourages pupils to be kind and caring, helpful and responsible, value learning and work hard.
We raised well over a thousand dollars for our chosen charities just last year.
Our charities were The British Heart Foundation, Hull Children's University and Breathe for Cameron.