Rushmere Hall Primary School

Rushmere Hall Primary School is a mixed academy converter located in Ipswich, Suffolk, with a current enrolment of 535 pupils and a capacity of 570. The school is committed to fostering a welcoming and supportive environment, where children are encouraged to work hard and develop their potential. The ethos of the school emphasizes community involvement, with strong partnerships between staff and parents to enhance the educational experience.

The curriculum at Rushmere Hall is designed to promote personal development, including subjects such as Relationships and Sex Education (RSE), Personal, Social, and Health Education (PSHE), and Religious Education (R.E). The school also prioritizes sports and physical education, ensuring a well-rounded approach to learning. Additional support is available for students with special educational needs, and initiatives like the Thrive programme focus on mental health and wellbeing.

As part of the Eko Trust, Rushmere Hall is involved in ongoing developments to strengthen educational excellence, including a proposed merger with another high-performing academy trust. The school is dedicated to maintaining high standards and providing a nurturing environment for all its pupils.