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Weekly Newsletter – 22.07.26

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Headteacher's News

Wednesday 22nd July 2026

Dear parents and carers of Stepney Park,

It’s an unusual Wednesday newsletter from me this week as of course the school will close for Summer tomorrow, at the earlier than usual time of 1.00pm.

It’s been a fantastic school year: our Y6 children beat national averages in all subjects in their SATs for the fifth year in a row and our internal tests show children across the rest of the school doing better than ever. The foundation that academic learning provides children is of course essential, but we’ve seen success so much more widely this year too. We’ve had more musical performances than ever; the triumphant first year of the drama club; victories in football tournaments and the chess league and the spelling bee against other local schools. It’s been a privilege to see how much children across the school have achieved.

In light of this great year of learning, I’d like to thank staff across the school. Their hard work and dedication allows children to thrive. I’d also like to thank you. Education is of course a partnership between parents and school: the support and challenge that parents have provided through the year has contributed hugely to the success of the school.

Finally, I’d like to wish you all a fantastic Summer and we look forward to welcoming children back on Wednesday 2nd September 2026.

All the best for the Summer,

Richard.

Headteacher, Stepney Park Primary School.

Stars of Stepney Park

Year 1 Collage. In Art this term, year 1 have been learning new skills like Taibah the tiger. They made collages inspired by the author and artist, Eric Carl. They learnt how to make their own collage paper just like Eric Carle, painting patterns on watercolour paper and then letting them dry before adding more. The hardest part was drawing all the body parts of the animals large enough to cut them out carefully. They then had to place them on their backgrounds and stick them down securely. Finally, they outlined them in fine black felt tips and added texture and details. They look amazing!

Notices

 

  • Back to school. Children return to school on Wednesday 2nd September 2026.

 

Please find all term dates linked here.

 

Young Tower Hamlets: click here to discover free youth activities over the summer holidays.

Summer at Be Well - Summer Activities Programme to keep you and your family active during the summer break.