Keep your eyes on the stars and
your feet on the ground!
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Welcome to
Hardingstone Academy
At Hardingstone Academy, we strive to grow each and every day, pushing ourselves and supporting others to be the best they can be; whether that's within the classroom, or beyond.
We are teaching our children to be happy lifelong learners, who have an awareness of the world and their role in it, the determination to break through barriers, the ability to think critically and an awareness of how to be a positive global citizen, showing respect for all.
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Values & Ethos
Our core values ensure that pupils are able to thrive academically, emotionally and mentally.
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Nursery
Applications are open for our nursery and we are delighted to welcome children from two years old.
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Accolades and Awards
Hardingstone Academy is the proud holder of a number of awards and achievements.
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Translation Help
Our school is a diverse community and we are committed to supporting every pupil and their families.
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Featured News
Pupils go for gold at fifth annual EMAT Olympic Day
More than 500 pupils from 11 schools took part in an unforgettable Olympic Day competition yesterday (June 26th) featuring two double Olympic athletes.
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Five schools unite for #EMATters Voices
Children from five East Midlands Academy Trust primary schools came together for the #EMATters Voices choir performance last week (Thursday 19th June).
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EMAT Torch Relay sees Olympic stars visit 5,000 pupils
Pupils across East Midlands Academy Trust schools, supported by GB Olympians, have been joined by a host of Olympic athletes as part of the annual EMAT torch relay.
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Meet our first #EMATter Master’s degree students!
We’re thrilled to announce that our first #EMATter staff have begin their Master’s degree studies, supported by EMAT.
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#EMATter Celebration Awards 2025 open for nominations
Do you know anyone who deserves to be recognised?
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