Hoyland Springwood Primary School
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IQM Flagship School For Inclusion

In 2022 we received the IQM Inclusion mark but also became classed as a Centre of Excellence due to excellent inclusive ethos and practices in school.

We have been thrilled to maintain the IQM award and Centre of Excellence for the last 3 years.

In June 2025, we became recognized even more by IQM and became a Flagship school due to level of commitment shown and continuous drive to improve the inclusive practices within the school.

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Headlines from the original 2022 report says:

*From the moment you arrive at Hoyland Springwood Primary School, you are welcomed warmly into the community.
*All staff, parents and carers, governors, and pupils all ‘buy in’ to their inclusive ethos.
*There is a consistently nurturing, caring approach; all interactions between pupils, staff and parents or carers at school are positive.
*Hoyland Springwood Primary School is a genuinely caring place.
​*The children at Hoyland Springwood Primary School are happy and support each other well.
*The staff at Hoyland Springwood Primary School will “go above and beyond” or “bend over backwards” to do all they can to meet the needs of the children on an individual basis.
*Support for pupils with additional learning needs is exceptional.


Headlines from the latest report in June 2025:
The Inclusion Review highlighted numerous strengths that reflect the dedication, expertise and care shown across our school community every day. It concluded that we continue to provide pupils and families with a rich, inclusive and nurturing experience that extends far beyond the academic curriculum. The report recognises the relentless commitment of staff and leaders
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A Strong Inclusive Ethos
The review recognised that our vision remains deeply embedded in every aspect of school life.
The culture of acceptance, belonging and community was consistently evident throughout the visit.
Inclusion is firmly at the heart of decision-making, ensuring every child is valued, supported and able to thrive

​Exceptional Care for the Whole Child

Reviewers noted that pupil wellbeing is central to all school practice.
Staff were praised for their commitment to understanding and supporting every child's individual needs.
Parents described the school as "life changing" and spoke passionately about the difference staff have made to their children's confidence, self-esteem and future opportunities.
 
Outstanding Relationships
Warm, trusting relationships between staff, pupils and families were highlighted repeatedly.
Pupils described staff as "kind, caring and helpful" and spoke confidently about feeling safe, respected and valued.
Parents praised the school's open-door approach, communication and unwavering support during difficult times.
 
High-Quality Teaching and Curriculum
The curriculum was described as ambitious, engaging and highly responsive to individual needs.
Adaptive teaching was recognised as expert, fluid and dynamic, enabling pupils to access learning successfully.
Staff were commended for their strong pedagogical knowledge and commitment to personalised learning.
 
Excellence in the Resource Provision
The Resource Provision was described as a "powerful example" of the school's commitment to meeting the needs of its most vulnerable learners.
Staff were recognised for their exceptional understanding of pupils' complex needs.
The quality of interactions between staff and pupils was praised as outstanding, with care, patience, expertise and genuine compassion evident in every interaction.
 
Inspiring Learning Beyond Academics
The review highlighted the strength of the One Life curriculum in supporting emotional wellbeing, self-regulation, resilience and empathy.
Pupils demonstrated impressive understanding of kindness, respect, balance and positive relationships.
Reading, vocabulary development, oracy and communication were recognised as key strengths across the curriculum.
 
Skilled and Dedicated Staff Team
Staff were praised for their commitment to doing "whatever it takes" to help pupils succeed.
Professional development opportunities were recognised as high quality, personalised and impactful.
The reviewer noted the enthusiasm, professionalism and shared ambition evident in conversations with staff throughout the day.
 
Strong Leadership
Leadership was described as authentic, compassionate and inspirational.
Leaders were praised for their exceptional knowledge of pupils and families and their unwavering commitment to excellence for all.
The school was recognised for sustaining and strengthening its inclusive culture over time.
 

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Clough Fields Road,
Hoyland
Barnsley,
S74 0ER

Headteacher: Ms J Clarke
Deputy Headteacher: Mrs R Parker
Chair of Governors: Mrs M Jones
​Chair of Trustees: Mr W Ward - ECM Trust
Call us: 01226 743815 
Email: [email protected]

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  • Home Page
    • ECM Trust SharePoint Portal
  • Our School
    • Meet Our Team
    • Governance
    • ECM Trust
    • Vision and Ethos
    • IQM Inclusion Award - Flagship
    • Safeguarding
    • Esafety
    • SEND
    • Prospectus
    • Pupil Premium
    • Sports Premium
    • OFSTED
    • School Improvement
    • School Data
    • Job Vacancy Information
  • Parent Information
    • Admissions
    • After School Activities
    • Attendance
    • Relational Behaviour
    • Breakfast Club
    • Class Information 2026 - 27
    • Free School Meals
    • Parent Support
    • Lunch Menus
    • Parent Questionnaire
    • Remote Learning
    • Term Dates for 2026 - 2027
    • The School Day
    • Travelling to School
    • Uniform
  • JLT
    • JLT Contact Us
    • JLT members
  • Curriculum
    • The Curriculum Philosophy
    • Our Curriculum Aims
    • Our Whole School Curriculum
    • Literacy
    • Phonics and Early Reading
    • Love of Reading
    • Maths
    • Science
    • PSHE >
      • RSHE
    • History
    • Geography
    • Art
    • Design and Technology
    • Computing
    • MFL
    • Music
    • Physical Education
    • Religious Education
    • British Values at HSW
    • Equality and Diversity at HSW
  • Newsletters and Recent Letters
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