Hemlington Hall Academy

About Hemlington Hall Academy

Hemlington Hall Academy is a state-funded None primary school serving the Middlesbrough community, welcoming children from age 3 to 11. The school has 281 pupils on roll, operating at 73% capacity. Nursery provision is also available on site.

Ofsted has rated Hemlington Hall Academy "Good", the school is led by headteacher Karen Edmenson, it falls under Middlesbrough local authority.

In terms of academic performance, 57% of pupils met the expected standard in Reading, Writing and Maths at KS2 — close to the national average. Additionally, ranked 8789th out of 13,686 schools in England. Additionally, 25th out of 37 in Middlesbrough.

Hemlington Hall Academy is a popular choice with families — it received 56 applications for 29 places, making it 1.9x oversubscribed. Of these, 36 were first-preference applications.

For children with special educational needs, the school offers support across 7 areas, including Specific Learning Difficulty (Dyslexia), Moderate Learning Difficulty, Social, Emotional & Mental Health and 4 more. Parents should contact the school's SENCO for specific details about provision.

On-site facilities at Hemlington Hall Academy include Dining Hall, Gymnasium, Outdoor Playground, Forest School, Library, Art Studios, Playing Fields, Sports Hall.

Beyond the classroom, pupils can take part in sports such as Rounders, Swimming, Dance, Football and 2 more, as well as clubs including Gardening, Chess, Book Club, Film Club.

The proportion of pupils eligible for free school meals is 41.1%, which is well above the national average for primary schools in England.

For families exploring primary schools in Middlesbrough, Hemlington Hall Academy is one of the options available in the North East region. Use Classpot to compare it side-by-side with nearby alternatives and find the best fit for your child.

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