A warm welcome to Burstwick Primary School in the village of Burstwick. Our children thrive and develop their independence and confidence in a busy and enthusiastic learning environment where there is always much to do, see and learn.
We hope that you will find this website useful and informative. You will get a good impression of the school’s life and ethos and hope you will take a full and supportive interest in the life of our school. We believe that children flourish and enjoy school where there is a positive partnership between home and school.
Full Guidelines
Click here to visit our admissions page for a full, detailed overview of the admissions process or click on the LA Application or Government Guidelines icons to shortcut to those sites.
Applying for a Place
Applying for a Place
The Governors
The School PTA
School Council
Aims and ethos express the goals and expectations of the school. They express the general targets that we aim for when giving a safe and secure place of learning for your child. Every school needs these clear sets of aims in order to fulfil their vision and values in their pursuite of excellence. Here you will find an outline of ours which will show you our educational model.
They will show our dedicaton to your child having not only the best learning experience that we can give but also growing as a person to enable them to tackle their next challenges in life. To enable them to do well as they grow in their education and to be the beginning point in a love of life long learning.
Daily Schedule – School Day Times
Foundation Stage
Morning session 9am – 12pm
Afternoon session – 12.30pm – 3.30pm
Key Stage One
Doors open at 8.50am
Morning session 9am – 12pm
Afternoon session 1pm – 3.30pm
Key Stage Two
Doors open at 8.50am
Morning session – 9am – 12pm
Afternoon session – 1pm – 3.30pm
General News
MFL – Long Term Plans
EYFS Open Day
Newsletters
School Council Newsletter 2022-2023
Burstwick Newsletter Easter 2022
Burstwick Newsletter March 2020
Burstwick Newsletter January 2020
Class 1 Spring 2020 Newsletter
Class 2 Spring Term 2020 Newsletter
Class 3 4 Spring Term Newsletter
Class 5 Spring 2020 Newsletter
Class 6 Spring 2020 Newsletter
Burstwick Newsletter November 2019
Burstwick Newsletter October 2019
Class 1 Autumn Term Newsletter
Class 2 Autumn Term Newsletter
Class 3-4 Autumn Term Newsletter
Class 5 Autumn Term Newsletter
Class 6 Autumn Term Newsletter
EYFS Autumn term newsletter 2019
Burstwick Newsletter September 2019
Class 1 Summer 2019 Newsletter
Class 2 summer 2019 Newsletter
Class 3 Summer Term Newsletter
Class 4 Summer 2019 Newsletter
Class 5 Summer 2019 Newsletter
Burstwick Newsletter January 2019
Burstwick Newsletter October 2018
Class 1 Autumn term newsletter 2018
Class 2 Autumn 2018 Newsletter
Class 3 Autumn Term Newsletter 2018
Class 4 Autumn 2018 Newsletter
Class 5 Autumn 2018 Newsletter
Burstwick Newsletter September 2018
Burstwick Newsletter April 2018
Burstwick Newsletter March 2018
Burstwick Newsletter February 2018
Burstwick Newsletter January 2018
Burstwick Newsletter December 2017
Burstwick Newsletter September 2017
Burstwick Newsletter February 2017
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7 a side football results 2016
Decorated Egg Results
Archbishop Sentamu’s visit
Y6 Sports Hall Athletics Final
On Tuesday 23rd February the Y6 students travelled to Longcroft School in Beverley to take part in the final of the Sports Hall Athletics. Burstwick formed a joint team with Paull School and were one of only 5 teams to make it to the final. Despite some terrific performances Burstwick/Paull came in fifth, losing out to generally much larger schools.
Despite not winning, a great time was had by all.
Class 2 Measuring
Learning about the Romans
Making a tangram
Captain James Cook
Chocolate Bear Winners
Chocolate Bear (so called because he smells of chocolate) is awarded each week to a pupil that has worked extra hard.

Christmas Decorations Day
Class 5 – Remembrance Day Memorial
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Indoor Hockey 18th November 2015
For Burstwick’s first indoor hockey match of the year, 9 students travelled to Paull School to play as 3 teams of 3. This meant that the match consisted of nine 4 minute games. Despite some excellent individual performances by students from Burstwick, Paull won the match 5-3 with one game drawn. There will be a re-match at Burstwick in the new year.


As you can tell from the photographs, a fun time was had by all.
Burstwick’s students were Ella H, Jessica S, Jessica B, Lucy N, Lilian H, Alida W, Harry G, Logan D, Jacob B.
4 A Side Football
Burstwick took on Paull School at 4 a side football on Wednesday 21st October. Each school fielded 3 teams, with each team playing the 3 sides from the opposing school in matches lasting 4 minutes. The short duration of each match meant that games were exciting and full of energy.
In the first game Paull scored the opening goal and led for nearly the whole match until Burstwick scored an equaliser just before full-time. That was to be Paull’s only goal as Burstwick dominated. The final result was Burstwick won 5 of the 9 games, with the other 4 being draws.
There were some great individual performances by players from both schools in addition to excellent teamwork in every game.
Burstwick’s players were Harvey S, Ella H, Jessica Y, Noah J, Grace W, James H, Harvey B, Harry G, Thomas W, Leoni M, Charlotte M, Jacob B, Alex M.

New Sports Kit Takes A First Outing At Cross Country
Thursday 8th October saw the second cross country match of the school year. This time the location was Bilton Primary School. Burstwick and Paull sent a joint team along to compete in races of 1,000m for Y3/4 and 1,500m for Y5/6.
Burstwick’s new sports kit proved to be a big hit and really made the Burstwick team stand out.
There were some great performances on the night, especially from Harry G. who, having missed his own Y3/4 race, competed in the longer Y5/6 event.
Results as follows:
Y3/4 girls: Megan M. 8th, Lehanna S. 15th
Y3/4 boys: Alex M. 9th
Y5/6 girls: Alana H. 9th, Ellie P. (Paull) 12th, Lucy W. (Paull) 13th
Y5/6 boys: Thomas W. 13th, Harry G. 15th, Archie G. 20th, Kurt C. (Paull) 21st.
Cross Country September 24th 2015
On Thursday 24th September 9 students from Burstwick Primary took part in the first cross country match of the new school year. Burstwick formed a team along with Paull Primary, with the event taking place at Preston Primary School.
In the warm evening sunshine, the Y5 & 6 students completed 3 laps of the school field (around 1,200 metres) with the Y3 & 4 students running 2 laps (around 800 metres).

Class 3 Poems
School Council Statement
Our school council is a happy, sensible, welcoming, well-behaved and friendly team of children who help the teachers and staff to keep the school safe and make it better.
Our school council is creative and makes positive choices allowing everyone to shine out and be smart.
Term Dates
Term Dates for the Current and Coming Year
Click on the link below to view our term dates. You will see from the homepage the current East Riding term dates. If you search for our school, you will be able to see our specific one with training dates etc. clearly marked.
https://www.eastriding.gov.uk/learning/schools-colleges-and-academies/school-term-dates/
School Dinners
Parents' Evenings
Our School Clubs
Our Weblinks Forum
Our School Awards
Schools can gain awards that demonstrate achievement in a specific area of learning …
Our School Curriculum
Our School Policies
Statistics & Results
SEND/Child Welfare
The school is granted premiums each year to spend on supporting children in their education. Here we have information on the Pupil Premium and Sport Premiun spends.
The pupil premium is additional funding for publicly funded schools in England to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils of all abilities and to close the gaps between them and their peers.
Schools receive PE and sport premium funding based on the number of pupils in years 1 to 6. Schools must use the funding to make additional and sustainable improvements to the quality of PE and sport they offer.
Prospectus
Our school prospectus will be posted back into this area of the website once it has been updated. You can contact us on 01964 623411 or email burstwickcommunity.primary@eastriding.gov.uk, where we will be happy to have a chat about our school. We also encourage you to visit us to have a look around and ask any questions you may have. You can arrange visits by calling or emailing us.
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See our inspection reports
Visit the Parent View website
Visit the Performance Tables Website
Panoramic Views
Address Information
Contact us using the information below either by post, phone or by email, whichever you find more convenient.
Contact Us Using the Following Details
Burstwick Community Primary School
Main Street,
Burstwick,
Kingston Upon Hull,
East Yorkshire.
HU12 9EA
School Office number: 01964 623411
Email: burstwickcommunity.primary@eastriding.gov.uk
Admin Contact Name: Mrs. K. Spencer
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