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At Alexandra we are committed to high achievement and equality of opportunity for all. Our positive, ambitious ethos and safe environment reflects this commitment.

Achieve

The support of parents and carers is crucial to children’s education. At Alexandra we work in partnership with parents, carers and the local community and welcome their involvement.

Enjoy

Our mission is to ensure that every child leaves Alexandra Primary with confidence, a love of learning and a self-belief which will stay with them always.
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Welcome

to Alexandra Primary School

Situated in the heart of our community in Haringey, Alexandra is a thriving two form entry primary school and nursery for children from 3 to 11 years of age.
We are committed to providing a caring, welcoming, and happy environment that meets the needs and interests of each child.

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Welcome

to Alexandra Primary School

Situated in the heart of our community in Haringey, Alexandra is a thriving two form entry primary school and nursery for children from 3 to 11 years of age. We are committed to providing a caring, welcoming, and happy environment that meets the needs and interests of each child.

Our Vision

A safe, inclusive and inspiring environment where each child can thrive, succeed and contribute positively to the world around them.

Aspire

We aspire to be the best we can be.

Achieve

We achieve great things together.

Enjoy

We enjoy learning and love our community.

What makes us special?

Our Pupils

Our pupils are at the heart of everything we do. They are motivated, resilient and full of potential. We celebrate their individuality, encourage their aspirations, and help them to develop into confident, caring and successful young people.

Our Community

We are proud to be a diverse and inclusive school where every family feels welcome and valued. Strong partnerships between staff, parents, and the wider community create a nurturing environment where children thrive both academically and personally.

Music

Music is an important part of school life at Alexandra. From whole-class instrumental lessons to choir and performances, every child has the chance to experience the joy of music. We believe music builds confidence, creativity, and teamwork, while giving children a powerful way to express themselves.

Our Curriculum

Rich, ambitious, and thoughtfully designed with six themes that are revisited throughout pupils' learning journey. We ensure that learning is engaging and meaningful including real-world experiences that prepare our pupils for the opportunities and challenges of the future.

Trips and Visits

We believe learning extends far beyond the classroom. Trips, workshops, and cultural visits help bring the curriculum to life, spark new interests, and create unforgettable experiences that broaden children’s horizons and inspire lifelong learning.

Pupil Leadership

We give our pupils genuine opportunities to take on leadership roles and make a difference in school life. From school council to eco warriors, pupils develop responsibility, teamwork, and a strong sense of voice and agency.

Forest School

Through our Forest School programme at Alexandra Palace, children experience the wonder of the outdoors while building resilience, independence and teamwork. Practical, hands-on activities in nature encourage problem solving, creativity and a deep respect for the environment

Research-Informed Teaching and Learning

At Alexandra our teaching and learning is shaped by the latest educational research, ensuring every child benefits from evidence-based practice. By continually reflecting, learning and improving, we provide the best possible outcomes for our pupils.

RISE House

RISE House is a dedicated provision within our school for children with social, emotional and mental health needs. RISE stands for Relationships, Insight, Success and Education. We work closely with families to nurture confidence, build resilience and support every child’s journey to thrive and succeed.

Upcoming Events

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Y5 Venezuela Class

Venezuela Class have been having a fantastic time swimming every Tuesday! The children are excited to learn new skills and have made amazing progress. Many students have gone from non-swimmers to swimming distances of 5 metres, 10 metres and even 25 metres! They have shown great resilience and determination and we're very proud of their achievements. Keep up the great…
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Y5 Creative Activity

This week, our Year 5 students celebrated Numbers Day with a fun and creative activity! They used their understanding of symmetry to draw beautiful, intricate insects, connecting to our topic on the Amazon Rainforest. The children designed one half of an insect, traced it, then flipped the paper to create a perfect mirror image. They added their own unique touches,…
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Year 2 Chile Class Amazing Adventure to Railway Fields!

Year 2 had an exciting adventure when we hopped on the bus and travelled to Railway Fields to explore the wonderful woodland outdoors! As soon as we arrived, we were ready to become nature explorers.We learned all about food chains and discovered how plants and animals depend on each other to survive. Did you know that even the tiniest creature…
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Y5 Climate Change Protest

Our Year 5 Puerto Rico class have been using their voices to stand up for the planet! As part of their Geography learning about the Earth, sustainability and the importance of protecting our environment, the children organised a peaceful protest in our local area to raise awareness about climate change and saving the Amazon rainforest. Inspired by environmental activist Greta…
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National Year of Reading and Libraries for Primaries

Some of our Reading Ambassadors had the wonderful honour of meeting Queen Camilla this week as part of the National Year of Reading and Libraries for Primaries, a celebration led by the Literacy Trust. During the visit, we asked Her Majesty why she loves reading so much, and she shared with our children that her father was incredibly passionate about…
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NEW BOOKS FOR THE SCHOOL LIBRARY

A big thank you to Pickled Pepper Books in Crouch End for delivering a wonderful collection of beautiful new titles for our school library. Our Reading Ambassadors were thrilled to unbox these diverse and exciting books, and their enthusiasm said it all! We’re so grateful for the support in helping us grow a library that reflects and inspires all of…
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Y2 Science Lesson

Blurb: This week Y2 have been busy exploring our new  Developing Experts curriculum. Our new topic is 'Living Things and their Habitats'. The children were comparing the differences between things that were 'living' 'once-living (dead)' and 'non-living (never alive). We went out into our playground to see if we could label different things with the correct headings. We were tasked…
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Forest School – Argentina Class

Children in the Argentina class had their very first Forest School session this week and it was an exciting experience for everyone. They explored the outdoor environment, worked together, and learned through hands-on activities embracing a little mud along the way. The children showed great enthusiasm as they discovered nature, built confidence, and enjoyed learning outdoors, muddy hands and all.Our next…
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World Book Day 2026

World Book Day 2026 – Exciting Author Visits EYFS and KS1 Parents We are delighted to share some exciting news for World Book Day this year. EYFS and KS1 pupils will have the wonderful opportunity to meet Fatima Ordinola, an international author and illustrator. On World Book Day, children will take part in a lively and inspiring session with Fatima,…
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Creative Club

Last week in Creative Club, we explored watercolour painting to design our very own Messy Monsters! We began by dipping our brushes into water and selecting a range of vibrant colours. Using straws, we gently blew the paint across the page to form unique and exciting monster bodies.Once the paint had dried, we added eye stickers to bring our monsters…
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