Welcome to
Adelaide Primary School
Respect – Equality – Effort
Welcome to Adelaide Primary School!
Adelaide Primary is a vibrant, inclusive inner-city school, and we are immensely proud of our diverse community. We are committed to providing a first-class education for every child—celebrating individuality and embracing differences.
Our aim is to ensure every child feels safe, enjoys learning, achieves their full potential, and is well-prepared for life in modern Britain. We believe education is a powerful tool that transforms lives and opens doors to exciting opportunities.
At Adelaide, students, staff, and families all play a vital role in shaping our school’s culture and vision. Our dedicated team works tirelessly to provide exceptional care and education throughout each child’s journey with us.
We invite you to explore our website to discover the life and work of our school. If you require paper copies of any information, please contact our school office using the details below.
Adelaide Primary School
Walker Street
Kingston Upon Hull
HU3 2RA01482 223753
Mrs K Bradley – Headteacher
‘The excellent relationships between teachers and their pupils ensure lessons are purposeful and enjoyable’…
‘The range of enrichment activities the school provides is excellent and contributes a great deal to pupils’ learning’…
‘Parents are overwhelmingly supportive, commenting very positively on the school’s many strong features’…
‘There is a very strong focus on checking on how well different groups of pupils are learning, so that any falling behind can be immediately helped to make better progress’…
‘Leaders leave no stone unturned to ensure that the very diverse school population is treated equally and that there is a relentless focus on driving up pupil performance’…
‘Staff morale is high, team spirit is very strong, and all are committed to continued improvement. This helps to explain why the school is continuing to improve’…
‘Teaching and learning are consistently good. As a result most pupils make good progress in reading, writing and mathematics from often significantly below-average starting points’…
‘Pupils feel very safe in school because of the school’s rigorous approach to keeping them safe’…
‘The harmonious relationships among all groups, from a wide variety of backgrounds, are a strength of the school’…
‘Pupils contribute significantly to the successes of the school through their outstanding behaviour and readiness to learn’…
‘The highly successful promotion of pupils’ spiritual, moral, social and cultural development is at the heart of the school’s work’…
‘Children make a good start in the early years because of good teaching’…
In the Rabbits Room, we have loved sharing the story Dear Zoo and using it as the inspiration for lots of fun learning experiences. The children have been exploring size and position through hands-on maths activities, developing their fine motor skills through a range of finger-strengthening tasks, and showing growing confidence in making their own choices about the resources they would like to use, especially when painting. We have also had lots of fun during our movement breaks as we moved our bodies like the different animals from the story. It has been wonderful to see the children becoming more engaged in their learning and more confident in their explorations. 🐒🦁🐘📚🎨 ...
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The Penguins have been learning about The Gunpowder Plot and Guy Fawkes. We roleplayed what we have learned so far about the plot and why it happened. We also learned how people still remember Guy Fawkes today and why we have Bonfire Night. ...
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In Mastering Number lessons, the Penguins have been exploring odd and even numbers. We used counters to make the numbers and drew around them to see if they had an odd top or an even top. ...
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In Jigsaw this week, Year 4 Panthers explored the idea of making assumptions and how we sometimes see situations through our own "coloured glasses". We discussed why it's important not to judge people too quickly and to consider different perspectives. ...
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