Working together to make a positive difference for every child.

A warm welcome to Francis Askew Primary School

At Francis Askew Primary School we make a positive difference to every child. Working together with parents, families and the community we create a positive, calm and nurturing environment where all members of the school community feel safe, valued and respected.

Our curriculum nurtures curiosity, builds resilience, fosters independence and encourages children to aim high in all that they do. We provide our children with wide ranging, enriching experiences, both in and out of school, and place a high value on developing and nurturing the whole child.

We ensure that children’s individual talents are celebrated and fostered in all areas of school life. We strongly believe in providing a high quality, holistic education, one which inspires a love of learning and equips our children with the skills they need for the future.

Visits to our school are warmly welcomed. We are very proud of our school and the positive difference we make to our children and families. We look forward to welcoming you and your child into our community.

  • Mrs. L Martin – Head of School

Francis Askew Primary School

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At Francis Askew we work together to make a positive difference to every child.

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A special message for our wonderful Year 6 children about to take their SATs this week:

Please remember that these tests only show a tiny part of the remarkable young people you are. We have been so impressed by the progress you've all made this year, watching your confidence and maturity flourish. Just do your best; that's all that truly counts, and we know you will.❤️

#FAPSfamily #fapsreach
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A special message for our wonderful Year 6 children about to take their SATs this week:

Please remember that these tests only show a tiny part of the remarkable young people you are. We have been so impressed by the progress youve all made this year, watching your confidence and maturity flourish. Just do your best; thats all that truly counts, and we know you will.❤️

#FAPSfamily #FAPSreach

KS2 had a fantastic visit from Author Sam Sedgman this afternoon! Our children were entertained and inspired! Thank you❤️ #fapsreading #books #author #fapsreach 📚📖🤓 ... See MoreSee Less

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Today we remember VE Day – Victory in Europe.

On this day in 1945, the war in Europe came to an end and millions across Britain took to the streets in celebration.

We honour the bravery, sacrifice and resilience of all those who served at home and abroad.

We will remember them.

#VEDay #VictoryInEurope #lestweforget
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Today we remember VE Day – Victory in Europe.

On this day in 1945, the war in Europe came to an end and millions across Britain took to the streets in celebration.

We honour the bravery, sacrifice and resilience of all those who served at home and abroad.

We will remember them.

#VEDay #VictoryInEurope #LestWeForget

Tonight saw our Year 5s take to the field in the Hull Active Schools Year 5 five-a-side tournament.

The boys made a steady start to the evening, drawing both of their first fixtures 0-0, with battling performances.

The next and third game saw the boys control the football well, creating many chances before Mohammad slotted home from close range to hand the boys a 1-0 win.

With everything still the play for, the boys went into their final league game in high spirits. These were damped slightly as the boys went 1-0 down to a well taken goal. The boys rallied together and soon drew level with a precise finish from Beg to finish the game 1-1 and send the boys through to the semi-finals and hand them a shot at a place on finals night.

The semi-final was a thrilling watch as the boys battled to the very end, with Mohammad (now turned goalkeeper) making some excellent saves. With the game finishing 0-0, the dreaded penalty shootout beckoned. This was were the boys finally succumbed to defeat as they lost the shootout 2-1.

A great night of football and an undefeated streak (until penalties) to be proud of. Well done boys! 👏 ⚽️ 🥅
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Tonight saw our Year 5s take to the field in the Hull Active Schools Year 5 five-a-side tournament. 

The boys made a steady start to the evening, drawing both of their first fixtures 0-0, with battling performances. 

The next and third game saw the boys control the football well, creating many chances before Mohammad slotted home from close range to hand the boys a 1-0 win. 

With everything still the play for, the boys went into their final league game in high spirits. These were damped slightly as the boys went 1-0 down to a well taken goal. The boys rallied together and soon drew level with a precise finish from Beg to finish the game 1-1 and send the boys through to the semi-finals and hand them a shot at a place on finals night.

The semi-final was a thrilling watch as the boys battled to the very end, with Mohammad (now turned goalkeeper) making some excellent saves. With the game finishing 0-0, the dreaded penalty shootout beckoned. This was were the boys finally succumbed to defeat as they lost the shootout 2-1.

A great night of football and an undefeated streak (until penalties) to be proud of. Well done boys! 👏 ⚽️ 🥅

Online Safety

We have a dedicated webpage that shows a wide selection of advice for children, parents and carers on the safe use of technology and the internet.

The School Day

Start and finish times for all pupils

School Uniform

Information about our school uniform

Trust Catering

Digital interactive menus for breakfast, lunch and afterschool provision

SEND

Resources for Special Educational Needs

Policies

Download and view a range of school policies

Term dates

Upcoming term dates for the school year

The Green Standard

At Francis Askew Primary School, our children make us proud everyday.

Our behaviour mantra reminds them to always be kind, safe and have a positive attitude towards their learning.

As a school, we want to celebrate this and reward pupils who continually follow the rules and do their best.

At Francis Askew we strive to achieve the highest of standards for all pupils. As a result, we will continue to encourage and support all pupils to achieve our green standard, which will be monitored by the class teachers.

From all the staff at Francis Askew, we would like to thank you for your continued support.

  • Always follow our behaviour mantra

  • Aim to come to school every day and be on time

  • Read at home at least 3 times, aiming for 5 times

  • Wear our school uniform and PE kit with pride

  • Strive to be our best selves

We All Shine Brighter Together

Our Trust includes primary, secondary and an alternative provision school working together to provide the best learning opportunities for the pupils within our network of schools.

Each school serves its own community and has its own unique identity. Together we benefit from working in partnership, share good practice and have a joint central service support team.