Stepney Primary School

Stepney Primary School is a mixed foundation school located in Hull, part of the Thrive Co-operative Learning Trust. With a capacity of 210 pupils, the school currently serves approximately 220 students, including 20 in its nursery. Established in 1887, the school is housed in a grade two listed building and aims to create a supportive and inclusive learning environment where every child is valued and encouraged to reach their potential.

The school’s ethos focuses on breaking down barriers and widening horizons, fostering a community where both children and adults contribute to a vibrant learning culture. Stepney Primary emphasizes the importance of cooperation, believing that great things happen when individuals work together. This cooperative approach is reflected in their commitment to the Thrive Charter, which promotes personal growth, responsibility, and a sense of agency among students.

Stepney Primary offers a well-rounded curriculum designed to inspire and engage pupils, supported by various initiatives including safeguarding, special educational needs (SEND), and mental health resources. The school collaborates with other institutions within the Thrive network to enhance educational opportunities and community involvement.