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Introduction
The Primary Strategy Vision has been drawn up in collaboration with a group of Headteachers, who have worked with The Learning Trust to identify a framework for schools and settings to work towards.
This is a key document for primary schools and settings in Hackney and will be used to support their improvement, self-evaluation and the delivery of The Learning Trust services. The purpose of the document is to ensure high standards and to actively promote collaboration and networking across these institutions.

It is intended to lay the foundations for all schools and settings to deliver a quality provision for all Hackney children.

It is important to put this document in context both locally and nationally.

Our vision for Hackney children is mirrored in this quote:

What I wish for my children, and indeed all children, is that they not only meet and if possible surpass existing educational standards, but that they also find learning exciting, compelling and intrinsically worthwhile. But not only in an academic sense, as vital as this is. I want more than this for all of them. I wish them to appreciate the richness of their own and each other’s cultures, to understand the importance of physical activity to health, and to become competent and social beings who have sound, secure and healthy self-concepts to help them face the challenges that await them in their lives.

Hopkins 1997

 
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