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At Burhill, we are passionate about learning, and we believe everyone is a learner. Our job at Burhill is to make sure everyone can achieve and attain the best they can. We value independent thinkers at Burhill, so we want children to develop a positive and independent attitude towards learning. Every child is encouraged to develop as an individual in a strongly caring and supportive environment where they feel safe and secure.
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Burhill in Action

  • 📢 Reminder: Apply for a Nursery place by 27 February 2026! Looking for a warm, nurturing Nursery for your child this September? 🌟 Our Nursery welcomes children aged three and offers a supportive, engaging start to their learning journey before Reception. We are proud to provide a caring environment where children can learn, play, and grow. To find out more about our Nursery provision or to book a tour, visit our website or contact our office team. 📅 Apply by: 27 February 2026 🔗 Learn more: burhill.surrey.sch.uk ✨ We can’t wait to welcome new families into our community! #BurhillPrimarySchool #Nursery2026 #EarlyYears #SchoolAdmissions #SurreySchools TheBurhillWay Hersham Walton-on-Thames
  • Year 6 have been exploring rhythm, timing, and musical creativity in their drumming session! 🥁 Fantastic focus, teamwork, and brilliant beats all round. Music really brings learning to life! 🎵✨ #PrimaryMusic #Year6 #CreativeLearning #TheBurhillWay
  • ✨ Value of the Month: Honesty ✨ This February, we’re celebrating the importance of being truthful, trustworthy, and genuine. At Burhill Primary School, we encourage our pupils to make honest choices, speak with kindness, and build strong, respectful relationships. 💛 Let’s make honesty shine this month! 🌟 #BurhillPrimary #ValueOfTheMonth #Honesty #SchoolValues #GrowingTogether
  • Playtime in the forest is the best kind of after‑school fun! 🌲😄 The children explored, climbed, created, and giggled their way through another amazing Forest School session. So much imagination, teamwork, and muddy magic! 🍃✨” #ForestSchool #AfterSchoolClub #OutdoorFun #ForestSchoolFun #TheBurhillWay
  • Save the date…
  • Thank you to everyone who attended Burhill’s Art Exhibition! 🎨✨ It was a wonderful celebration of our talented young artists, and we are so proud of the creativity they displayed. Your support helps make events like this truly special for our pupils. ❤️🖼️ Well done to all our brilliant artists! #BurhillArtExhibition #YoungArtists #PrimaryArt #ArtCelebration
  • Year 6 had an amazing day exploring the Natural History Museum! 🦕🏛️ They were fascinated by the incredible exhibits, from towering dinosaurs to sparkling gemstones. The children were brilliant ambassadors of The Burhill Way throughout the whole trip. 🌟 A fantastic day filled with curiosity, learning, and lots of excitement! 📚✨ Well done, Year 6! #Year6 #SchoolTrip #NaturalHistoryMuseum #BurhillPrimary
  • Year 5 have been working incredibly hard on their newspaper reports inspired by Beowulf. 🗞️✨ Their young reporters described the terrifying attack on the Mead Hall carried out by the monster, Grendel. To celebrate their fantastic efforts, they shared their finished reports with Year 4 — who were very impressed! 👏📚 #Beowulf #Year5 #EnglishWriting #CreativeWriting #Burhill
  • TOMORROW
  • Year 4 stepped into the role of brilliant bakers this week! 🧑‍🍳✨ They carefully chose their own ingredients, worked together as a team to mix and knead their dough, and finally evaluated their delicious creations. It was wonderful to see their teamwork, creativity and growing confidence in the kitchen. Well done, Year 4! #PrimaryLearning #Year4 #BuddingBakers #Teamwork #HandsOnLearning
  • Year 5 have been getting hands-on in Science this week, exploring how eggs are cleverly designed to support the growth of a baby bird. 🐣 They investigated the different parts of an egg – the shell, membrane, egg white (albumen) and yolk – and discovered how each one plays an important role in protecting and nourishing new life. Our budding scientists loved examining the structure up close! #PrimaryScience #Year5 #STEMLearning #YoungScientists #ScienceInSchools
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