Netherhall Learning Campus

Netherhall Learning Campus is made up of four schools that offer boys and girls aged 3-19 a mainstream, all-through with sixth-form state community education in Kirklees, Huddersfield. Each of the schools has its own identity and each caters for the specific needs of its students, but they also adhere to common standards in expectations of dress, presentation and behaviour.

Netherhall St James Infant and Nursery School caters for the youngest pupils and its core values are summarised by ‘love, trust, respect and compassion’.

Netherhall Junior School offers the next stage in education. Its core values are summarised by ‘respect, honesty, perseverance and friendship'.

Netherhall High School recognises the multi-cultural and multi-faith nature of Britain today. It understands its vital role in ensuring groups are not subject to intimidation or radicalisation, and promotes the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, mutual respect and tolerance.

Principal

Michael Kent

Vision and Values

Netherall Learning Campus sets common standards across its four schools. All students of all ages are expected to observe common rules of courtesy, respect, honesty and reliability. The uniform is identical across the campus, except at the studio school where smart dress is required. Punctuality and arriving at lessons with the right equipment have been singled out as key requirements of all pupils and students. Work is to be presented to the best of pupils’ ability and books are to be respected and kept in good condition.